Month: January 2019

Defective fasting-induced PKA activation impairs adipose tissue glycogen degradation in obese Zucker rats

[ad_1] Defective fasting-induced PKA activation impairs adipose tissue glycogen degradation in obese Zucker rats Source link [ad_1]

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BD Unveils Nano Pen Needle for Accurate Subcutaneous Insulin Injections

[ad_1] BD is releasing its new Nano pen needle designed for achieving consistent depth during subcutaneous injections, particularly for diabetic patients on insulin. Intramuscular injections can occur when a patient...

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Synergistic activation of the NEU4 promoter by p73 and AP2 in colon cancer cells

[ad_1] The post Synergistic activation of the NEU4 promoter by p73 and AP2 in colon cancer cells appeared first on Biochemistry Blog: Biochemistry Help. Source link [ad_2]

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HIMSS Launches New Program Focused on Today’s Health Executive

[ad_1] HIMSS, a global advisor and thought leader committed to improving health through information and technology, announced it is unveiling a new educational experience for healthcare leaders across the world....

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A survey of post-cardiac rhythm device implantation movement and mobilisation advice in the UK

[ad_1] Movement restrictions are given to patients after cardiac rhythm device implantation, despite little consensus, or evidence that they reduce complications. We conducted a UK survey assessing the nature of...

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Fruit and vegetable consumption linked to lower risk of early death for dialysis patients

[ad_1] A new study found that higher consumption of fruits and vegetables may be associated with a lower risk of premature death in patients undergoing maintenance hemodialysis. The findings, which appear in an upcoming issue of the Clinical Journal of...

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Give Your Heart a Rest

[ad_1] Exercise and nutritious foods aren’t the only things that can boost your heart health. The better night's sleep you get, the healthier your heart will be. Source link [ad_2]

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Exercise may decrease cerebral blood flow and improve brain function in older adults

[ad_1] Exercise training alters brain blood flow and improves cognitive performance in older adults, though not in the way you might think. Source link [ad_2]

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Why I’ve changed my mind about a career in the NHS…

[ad_1] Nigel Jones speaks to Jasmine Lobo about her experience of beginning a career in NHS dentistry and why she feels the need for a back-up plan for her career…...

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The complexities of wildfires

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First step toward gene expression data integration: transcriptomic data acquisition with COMMAND>_

[ad_1] Exploring cellular responses to stimuli using extensive gene expression profiles has become a routine procedure performed on a daily basis. Raw and processed data from these studies are available...

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United Arab Emirates Ministry of Health and Prevention Highlights Children's Hospital of Philadelphia Breakthroughs at Arab Health 2019

[ad_1] As part of a longstanding partnership with the UAE's Ministry of Health and Prevention, Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, a global leader in pediatric healthcare, exhibited some of its leading...

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Could Gut Bacteria Be Linked to Dementia Risk?

[ad_1] The study found only that a group of dementia patients had different gut microbes from dementia-free adults, one expert noted. Source link [ad_2]

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Does The Shape of the Ramus Prevent Jaw Angle Implants From Being Placed?

[ad_1] Q: Dr. Eppley, Would the “shape” of what i guess is my ramus be a problem for attaching jaw angle implants? All the x-ray that I find on Google...

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Medical News Today: What is the secondary stage of syphilis?

[ad_1] The secondary stage of syphilis has symptoms including sores on the genitals, mouth, and anus. Diagnosis involves a physical exam. Learn more about secondary syphilis here. Source link [ad_2]

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How Pharmacists Can Help Ensure That Patients Take Their Medicines

[ad_1] It shouldn’t be just on the patient. Source link [ad_2]

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Trans-β-galactosidase activity of pig enzymes embedded in the small intestinal brush border membrane vesicles

[ad_1] The post Trans-β-galactosidase activity of pig enzymes embedded in the small intestinal brush border membrane vesicles appeared first on Biochemistry Blog: Biochemistry Help. Source link [ad_2]

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Welcome Irina Campos-Cruz

[ad_1] Please join us in welcoming Irina Campos-Cruz, who has joined the Normal Fixel Institute for Neurological Diseases as front desk staff. Source link [ad_2]

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Silicon Photonics Device to Screen for Arterial Stiffness: Interview with Roel Baets and Patrick Segers, Imec and Ghent University

[ad_1] Imec, a research and innovation hub for nanoelectronics and digital technologies based in Belgium, in collaboration with numerous partners, has developed a new medical device to screen for arterial...

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Infections in Children Undergoing Organ Transplantation

[ad_1] More than 15% had vaccine-preventable infections during the 5 years following transplantation. Source link [ad_2]

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