Researchers have discovered that fibrocartilage tissue in the knee has a more varied molecular structure than previously realized – and … Read More→
Although exam-room computers may seem to support safer and more effective patient care, in fact it can be a threat … Read More→
Jane Farrell
Researchers have discovered that a new class of antimicrobials may help in the fight against the drug-resistant MRSA superbug. The … Read More→
Jane Farrell
Most men who decide in favor of monitoring rather than treating low-level prostate cancer aren’t getting the followup they need, … Read More→
Feeling high levels of distress, fear and hostility prior to undergoing an angioplasty or other interventional radiology procedure may lead … Read More→
Survivors of cardiac arrest who remain in comas have better survival and neurological outcomes when their body temperatures are lowered, … Read More→
According to a study completed at the Helsinki University Hospital Department of Neurosurgery in November 2015, even patients over the … Read More→
Jane Farrell
Arthritic cartilage, long considered untreatable, could actually be treated by a substance in the patient’s own body. The discovery was … Read More→
Up to half of seriously ill patients are sickened further by avoidable and risky bouts of food and sleep deprivation, … Read More→
In a study by psychologists and surgeons concerning elective, open abdominal surgeries conducted in 167 patients, communication by the surgical … Read More→
A study by Johns Hopkins researchers indicates that hospitals suffer improper financial penalties because of the number of patients who … Read More→
According to a new study, treatment for stroke varies sharply from region to region – and thousands of people a … Read More→
Researchers have identified individual stem cells that can regenerate tissue, cartilage and bone – a significant advance that could vastly … Read More→
Botox, widely used in cosmetic surgery, may be escaping deep into the body’s central nervous system. According to researchers from … Read More→
Experts have issued new guidelines for people visiting hospital patients with infectious diseases. The recommendations were published in Infection Control … Read More→
Ask enough people and most will say that their physician has a fairly decent reason for ordering tests and prescribing … Read More→
Older patients with Parkinson disease (PD) who undergo deep brain stimulation (DBS) appear to have a 90-day complication risk similar to younger patients, suggesting that age alone should not be a primary factor for excluding patients as DBS candidates. That’s the finding of research done by Michael R. DeLong, B.A., of the Duke University Medical Center, Durham, N.C. and colleagues and published online August 25th 2014 inJAMA Neurology.
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