Patient Care
An Old Therapy Shown Effective for Alzheimer's
Mice genetically manipulated to over-produce beta-amyloid and develop sticky plaques in the brain--a major feature of Alzheimer's disease--showed a 51% reduction in plaques after treatment with a drug approved for human use decades ago. More...20 Nov 2000
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Nasal Spray Reduces Fracture Risk in Women
Patient System Measures Glucose and Glucoprotein
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Boston Site of World Conference on Assisted Dying
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New POC Technology Helps Healthcare Providers Drive Patient Safety Improvements
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Software Designed for Blood Banks and Donor Centers
An oral fluid-sample device is used to collect high-quality oral fluid specimens for high-throughput laboratory testing.
Closed Blood Collection System Lowers Risk of Sample Contamination
Device-Generating Hydroxyl Radicals Kills Superbugs in Hospitals
Mobile Clinical Assistant Developed for Point-of-Care in Hospitals
Biometric System Securely Identifies Patients
UK Hospitals Join in Using Oncology Information Network
Cell Phones Should Be Distanced From Hospital Equipment
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