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Changes in Seniors' Sleep Patterns Need Attention

14.09.2008 22:22    healthcentral.com
Generally, for optimal function, the body and mind need about eight hours of sleep each night," Cefalu said in a society news release. "However, a recent study suggests that some seniors may need less sleep. Because sleep affects everyone differently,


Too Few People Know Symptoms of Heart Trouble

14.09.2008 22:22    healthcentral.com
Those symptoms could indicate either a heart attack or impending cardiac arrest. And waiting to see if the symptoms subside could cost you your life.

Obama Points to the Issues

14.09.2008 21:49    washingtonpost.com
MANCHESTER, N.H., Sept. 13 -- Sen. Barack Obama brought his newly aggressive campaign against Republican opponent John McCain to an open-air rally here, castigating the senator from Arizona as a latecomer to the cause of change and imploring about 8,000

Govt criticised over children's hospital decision

14.09.2008 20:53    abc.net.au
There has been an angry reaction from some clinicians to a decision to locate the state's new children's hospital at the Mater medical precinct in South Brisbane.
Govt criticised over children's hospital decision


St John pay row

14.09.2008 20:53    abc.net.au
The union representing WA's ambulance officers has headed off an attempt by St John Ambulance to terminate the bargaining period for the new Enterprise Agreement and head directly to arbitration.
St John pay row

Figures show ACT health system 'improving'

14.09.2008 20:53    abc.net.au
The ACT Government says its investment in the health system is starting to pay dividends.
Figures show ACT health system 'improving'

Baby dies from Chinese milk powder contamination

14.09.2008 20:52    abc.net.au
One baby has died and 432 others have fallen ill with kidney problems blamed on contaminated milk powder in China.

Prostate cancer diagnoses up, deaths down: study

14.09.2008 20:52    abc.net.au
A major study of prostate cancer patients has found more men are being diagnosed with the disease, but fewer are dying from it.

NZ dairy giant knew of China milk taint in Aug

14.09.2008 20:52    abc.net.au
New Zealand dairy giant Fonterra says it knew last month its Chinese joint venture partner was selling contaminated milk which has since caused at least one death.

Be aware of signs leading to stroke:Giddings

14.09.2008 20:51    abc.net.au
Tasmanians are being urged to be aware of the warning signs of stroke, the nation's second biggest killer.

Lack of correlation between MYCN expression and the Warburg effect in neuroblastoma cell lines

14.09.2008 20:09    biomedcentral.com
Background:Many cancers preferentially meet their energy requirements through the glycolytic pathway rather than via the more efficient oxidative phosphorylation pathway. It is thought that this is an important adaptation in cancer malignancy. We investigated whether use of glycolysis for energy

Socioeconomic patterns in the use of public and private health services and equity in health care

14.09.2008 20:09    biomedcentral.com
Background:Several studies in wealthy countries suggest that utilization of GP and hospital services, after adjusting for health care need, is equitable or pro-poor, whereas specialist care tends to favour the better off. Horizontal equity in these studies has not been

The HCV Synthesis Project: Scope, methodology, and preliminary results

14.09.2008 20:09    biomedcentral.com
Background:The hepatitis C virus (HCV) is hyper-endemic in injecting drug users. There is also excess HCV among non-injection drug users who smoke, snort, or sniff heroin, cocaine, crack, or methamphetamine. Methods:To summarize the research literature on HCV in drug users

China Investigates Baby Milk Scare (AHN)

14.09.2008 19:30    allheadlinenews.com
Health ministry official Gao Qiang said, "This is a severe food safety accident," and added those responsible would be "severe" punished.

Man Awarded Payment By Hospital Who Left Surgical Needle In His Stomach (AHN)

14.09.2008 19:30    allheadlinenews.com
Jacob Makeke, 48 was hospitalized after being kicked in the stomach by a cow while working as a farm laborer in 1996.

I-M Health: Age & Health Management System

14.09.2008 18:22    medicalnewstoday.com
Chronologically your patient may be 35 or 40, but biologically they may have the heart and lungs of an older person, indicating that something might be wrong. I-M Health measures the rate at which individual body regions are ageing, as

Patients Endorse Home Oxygen Servicem UK

14.09.2008 18:22    medicalnewstoday.com
The first annual National Patient Satisfaction Survey of the Home Oxygen Service, published today, was commissioned jointly by the Department of Health and oxygen suppliers and is an important measure of the quality of care patients receive to show satisfaction

Lipid-Lowering Therapies And Cardiovascular Disease Prevention

14.09.2008 18:22    medicalnewstoday.com
Lipid-lowering medication reduces blood cholesterol levels, an important risk factor for CVD. Under the absolute-risk approach, the decision to use this medication to treat people at risk of CVD depends on the estimated overall level of risk based on multiple

Patent For Manufacturing Radio Isotopes At Delft University Of Technology

14.09.2008 18:22    medicalnewstoday.com
It has made global headlines recently: hospitals are facing a shortage of radio isotopes which means that patients will have to wait longer for cancer diagnosis. Only a handful of reactors around the world manufacture the isotope, technetium-99m, which is

BioServe Introduces Customizable DNA Panels For Genetic Research

14.09.2008 18:22    medicalnewstoday.com
We are making high-quality DNA available at price points that are affordable to any research laboratory during these tough budgetary times," stated Kevin Krenitsky MD, Chief Executive Officer of BioServe. "This will result in many more investigators who will be

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