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Findings on Testing for Bone Mineral Density

Data from three clinical studies examining the use of standard radiographic techniques to determine phalangeal bone mineral density (BMD) were presented at the 22nd annual meeting of the American Society for Bone and Mineral Research in Toronto. More...
30 Nov -0001

Oncologist Support for Euthanasia Declines

A survey of 3,299 oncologists has revealed that the support for euthanasia and physician-assisted suicide of terminally ill cancer patients has dramatically declined in recent years. More...
30 Nov -0001

Vaccine Reduces Pneumococcal Infections in Children

A study has found that children in day-care centers vaccinated with a new pneumococcal conjugate vaccine not only experience fewer pneumococcal illnesses but are also less likely to be carriers and infect their siblings. More...
30 Nov -0001

Skeletal Muscle Cells May Repair Heart Damage

Doctors have transplanted skeletal muscle cells (autologous myoblasts) of a patient directly into the damaged area of his heart in the hope they will help repair the damage and strengthen heart contractions. More...
30 Nov -0001

New Method of Pediatric Tonsillectomy Speeds Recovery

A study has shown that using the ultrasonic vibrations of a device called the Harmonic Scalpel for pediatric tonsillectomy results in a speedier recovery and return to normal activities than conventional surgery. More...
30 Nov -0001

Nerve Stimulator Programmed by Handheld Computer

A vagus nerve stimulator for epileptic patients is being modified to allow programming by a handheld computer utilizing the Windows operating system. More...
30 Nov -0001

Thermal Imaging Aids U.S. Olympic Athletes

The coaches, trainers, and medical staff of U.S. track and field athletes participating in the Olympic Games in Brisbane, Australia, are using thermal imaging technology to provide information that helps them diagnose and treat injuries. More...
30 Nov -0001
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