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New Open-Source Solution Can Map Heart's Electrical Activity with Multiple Parameters

New team of researchers developed an open-source and expansible system that simultaneously tracks cardiac electrical excitation and intracellular calcium dynamics. The findings of the study are published in the journal Scientific Reports ....

Bacteria in Urine Doesn't Always Mean You Have an Infection

The presence of bacteria in urine may not always be a sign for urinary tract infection (UTI), reports a new study. The findings of the study are published in the journal Clinical Infectious Diseases ....

Rare Dementia Type Shows a Selective Attack on Brain Areas

Primary progressive aphasia (PPA), a rare type of dementia affects a portion of the patient's brain and keeps them from processing auditory words while still allowing them to process visual ones, reports a new study. The findings of the study are published in the journal Cognitive and Behavioral Neurology ....

Man’s Understanding on Miscarriage

University of Missouri study exploring how men often use metaphors to discuss miscarriages finds couples need to 'co-cope' with the experience. "Lost gift." "Cataclysm." "Death of a loved one." "Emptiness." "Chaotic movement." "Rock." "Guard....

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Tips to Take Care of Skin and Hair Post Holi

While celebrating the vibrant and colorful festival can be fun; unfortunately, it also damages your skin and hair because of the harmful chemicals present in the artificial colors. Here are a few post holi care tips to prevent unnecessary damage to skin and hair....

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New Laws Increased Breast Ultrasound and Cancer Detection Rates

Mandate reporting of mammogram results can prompt further screening and modestly boost cancer detection rates, according to State breast density notification laws. The study is published in the American Journal of Public ...

Excess Male Hormones in Women may Increase Blindness Risk

A brain disorder could occur that would up the risk of blindness in women with elevated levels of the male sex hormone testosterone, according to a new study....

Pregnancy Not Linked to Cognitive Function

Childbearing decisions and timing are not associated with cognitive function, suggested new study. Study results are published online today in Menopause, the journal of The North American Menopause Society (NAMS)....

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Sports Involvement Linked To Fewer Depressive Symptoms In Children

Kid’s involvement in team sports has been linked to their experiencing fewer depressive symptoms, suggests a new study. The results of this study are published in the journal of Biological Psychiatry: Cognitive Neuroscience and ...

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Window Mosquito Nets Can Protect You and Your Family from Malaria

Fixing mosquito nets on window screens can significantly reduce the risk of malaria parasite infection, reports a new study....

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C-Sections Don’t Have To Be Breastfeeding Barrier; Other Global Communities Show How

C-sections don’t have to be breastfeeding barrier as they are in the US; other global communities are showing how they are doing it. It is believed that this is possible because the mothers live in an exceptionally supportive breastfeeding ...

New Drug Combination to Treat Common Brain Tumor in Children

Drug combination of everolimus and carboplatin could treat resistant and recurrent low-grade gliomas in children by slowing down the tumor growth and by increasing DNA damage and...

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IGg Antibodies Stabilize Plaque in Arteries, Finds Study

IgG type antibodies play an unexpected role in atherosclerosis, which stabilize the plaque that accumulates in the artery walls, finds a study on mice. This stabilization reduces...

FDA Approves First-of-its-kind Device to Treat Heart Failure Patients

Food and Drug Administration (FDA) of the US has approved a new device called the Optimizer Smart system for treating patients with chronic, life-threatening heart failure. This device addresses the unmet need of patients who are not able to receive treatment with other heart failure devices....

Risks of Death from Heart Disease Vary Among Asian-American Groups

Among Asian-American sub groups, risks of death from heart disease and stroke vary, stated new research in Journal of the American Heart Association, the Open Access Journal of the American Heart Association/American Stroke Association....

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Naltrexone Implant Prevents Relapse in HIV Patients With Opioid Dependence

Naltrexone implant kept under the skin slowly releases the drug over the duration of three months, reduce the incidence of relapse and improves outcomes better when compared to a...

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Low-cost Community Based Screenings Prevent Falls in Elderly

Free community-based screenings were found to be effective in influencing older adults to take preventative measures against falls, stated a report from the University of Vermont....

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Very Few Smartphone Apps Help Kidney Disease Patients Manage Their Disease

Very few smartphone apps related to chronic kidney disease are found to be effective and highly rated by both patients and physicians, reports a new study. ...

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