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Eating leafy green vegetables may help maintain muscle strength and mobility

Popeye was on to something. Eating just one cup of leafy green vegetables like spinach each day may help maintain muscle strength and mobility into old age.

25 Mar 2019

BMA secures state-backed clinical negligence indemnity scheme for GP trainees

GP trainees will no longer need to purchase additional personal indemnity from April, under agreements secured by the BMA.

25 Mar 2019

She was dancing on the roof and talking gibberish. A special kind of ER helped her.

For decades, hospitals have strained to accommodate patients in psychiatric crisis in emergency rooms.

25 Mar 2019

States push for caregiver tax credits

Gloria Brown didn't get a good night's sleep. Her husband, Arthur Brown, 79, has Alzheimer's disease and had spent most of the night pacing their bedroom, opening and closing drawers, and putting on and taking off his jacket.

25 Mar 2019

Mental health issues associated with income inequalities in Indigenous people

Indigenous peoples in Canada have high rates of psychological distress, suicidal thoughts and suicide attempts, and these mental health issues are linked to income inequalities, found a study published in CMAJ.

25 Mar 2019

Study evaluates prescribing of preventive drugs at the end of life in older adults with cancer

A new study reveals that preventive medications--such as those to lower blood pressure or cholesterol, or to protect bone health, among others--are commonly prescribed during the last year of life of older adults with cancer, even though they are unlikely to provide meaningful benefits.

25 Mar 2019

Modulating stiffness of blood-forming stem cells could facilitate mobilization procedures

Scientists at Winship Cancer Institute of Emory University, Children's Healthcare of Atlanta and Georgia Tech have found that modulating blood-forming stem cells' stiffness could possibly facilitate mobilization procedures used for stem cell-based transplants.

25 Mar 2019

New research illuminates positive effects of exercise on the brain

Anyone who trains for a marathon knows that individual running workouts add up over time to yield a big improvement in physical fitness.

25 Mar 2019

Savings from lower insurance costs of growth hormone drugs not passed on to patients

Increasingly aggressive insurance strategies have lowered the total costs and insurance costs of growth hormone drugs, but those savings are not being passed on to patients, according to new research to be presented Sunday at ENDO 2019, the Endocrine Society's annual meeting in New Orleans, La.

25 Mar 2019

Shaping new treatments for tuberculosis

To commemorate World TB Day, a Special Collection has been released by PLOS Medicine containing a series of articles that articulate the essential new steps in clinical research that will pave the way for the development of tomorrow's optimal treatment for all forms of tuberculosis.

25 Mar 2019

Study finds increased financial burden for growth hormone treatment despite FDA approval

Despite an FDA approval of growth hormone treatment for children with idiopathic short stature, the mean cost burden to patients and their families has increased over time, according to findings from researchers at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia and the Leonard Davis Institute of Health Economics of the University of Pennsylvania.

25 Mar 2019

Financial incentives fail to increase completion rates of colorectal cancer screening tests mailed to patients

Financial incentives didn't increase completion rates of colorectal cancer screening tests mailed to patients.

25 Mar 2019

Health warnings on plain-packaged cigarettes have more impact on smokers compared to branded packs

Health warnings on plain-packaged cigarettes have more of an impact on smokers than those on branded packs, according to new research from the University of Stirling.

25 Mar 2019

New research program launched to highlight sexual harassment in academia

A new research and cooperation program has been launched, that will provide knowledge about sexual harassment in academia - and lead to research-based improvements. The initiative is led by KI jointly with KTH and Malmö University.

25 Mar 2019

QIAGEN highlights its global commitment to preventive screening, treatment for latent TB infection

QIAGEN N.V. recognized the annual World TB Day 2019 held on March 24 by highlighting its growing global commitment to preventive screening and treatment for latent tuberculosis (TB) infection, a widespread condition that can lead to active TB disease in vulnerable patients.

25 Mar 2019

Health plans for state employees use Medicare’s hammer on hospital bills

States. They're just as perplexed as the rest of us over the ever-rising cost of health care premiums.

25 Mar 2019

Research identifies guidelines for prioritizing hepatitis C treatment in U.S. prisons

New research identifies guidelines for prioritizing the treatment of hepatitis C infections in the U.S. prison system, resulting in a significant improvement in health outcomes of incarcerated persons while simultaneously reducing new infections in the society.

22 Mar 2019

New model more effective in predicting risk of opioid overdose than traditional models

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Eating leafy green vegetables may help maintain muscle strength and mobility

BMA secures state-backed clinical negligence indemnity scheme for GP trainees

She was dancing on the roof and talking gibberish. A special kind of ER helped her.

States push for caregiver tax credits

Mental health issues associated with income inequalities in Indigenous people

Study evaluates prescribing of preventive drugs at the end of life in older adults with cancer

Modulating stiffness of blood-forming stem cells could facilitate mobilization procedures

New research illuminates positive effects of exercise on the brain

Savings from lower insurance costs of growth hormone drugs not passed on to patients

Shaping new treatments for tuberculosis

Study finds increased financial burden for growth hormone treatment despite FDA approval

Financial incentives fail to increase completion rates of colorectal cancer screening tests mailed to patients

Health warnings on plain-packaged cigarettes have more impact on smokers compared to branded packs

New research program launched to highlight sexual harassment in academia

QIAGEN highlights its global commitment to preventive screening, treatment for latent TB infection

Health plans for state employees use Medicare’s hammer on hospital bills

Research identifies guidelines for prioritizing hepatitis C treatment in U.S. prisons

New model more effective in predicting risk of opioid overdose than traditional models

Aspiring doctors seek advanced training in addiction medicine

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