#A snack helps reduce cardiovascular risk in obese childrenresearchers at the Universitat de Valã ncia Universitat Politã cnica de Valã ncia (UPV) Doctor Peset University Hospital
and functional value of the snack a study was conducted involving 48 obese children aged 9 to 15 who were being treated at the Department of Paediatrics of the University Hospital Doctor Peset.
and other substances) said Dr. Pilar Codoã er head of the Department of Paediatrics University Hospital Doctor Peset and professor in the Department of Paediatrics at the Universitat de Valã ncia.
The problem with people who are carrying MRSA is that the bacteria can spread at hospitals if not discovered in time.
As in previous years the number of hospital acquired cases continued to be very low:
MRSA guidelines are effective The low incidence of hospital-acquired infections indicates that the Danish regulations function very well
In hospitals Staphylococcus aureus is the most frequent cause of post-surgery infections. In 2012 MRSA was identified in 1556 people.
Only 67 people were infected at hospitals which is at the same level as in 2011 (58 cases).
and food frequency questionnaires and information on cases of depression was obtained from the National Hospital Discharge Register.
Despite seeing specialists at hospitals in three states and taking a variety of medications she continued to have seizures often twice a day.
Luke's Episcopal Hospital and the Texas Heart Institute appear in the Journal of Materials Chemistry B. This is not the first time bismuth has been tested for CT scans
Benjamin Cheong a doctor in the Department of Radiology St luke's Episcopal Hospital Houston; and research scientist Maria da Graã§a Cabreira-Hansen;
Medicine Brigham and Women's Hospital. The study appears online August 29 2013 in BMJ (British Medical Journal.
The study involved researchers from UEA's schools of Biological sciences Pharmacy and Norwich Medical school along with the University of Oxford and Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital.
Since 1993 tobacco use in U s. hospitals has been banned with the exception of inpatient psychiatry units
and in hospitals that structure smoking breaks every four hours the patients are being thrown into repeated withdrawal states that are uncomfortable and stressful.
When hospitals adopt smoke-free policies along with using nicotine-replacement products the therapeutic environment is balanced more she said.
Prochaska and her colleagues are now following up with a larger trial involving more than 900 patients at Stanford Hospital & Clinics Alta Bates Summit Medical center in Berkeley and UCSF's Langley Porter.
He was admitted to hospital on 11 march. When his symptoms became worse he was transferred to the hospital's intensive care unit (ICU) on 15 march.
He was transferred to another ICU on March 18 and died of multi-organ failure on 4 may.
However she provided direct and unprotected bedside care for her father in the hospital before his admission to intensive care.
and was admitted to hospital on 24 march. She was transferred to the ICU on 28 march and died of multi-organ failure on 24 april.
Undergoing a novel care plan he became a teaching case for veterinary oncologists at the Cornell University Hospital for Animals paving the way to combat cancer in large animals.
and laid down in the snow Goldner drove Nemo nearly four hours to Cornell's hospital where the pig was diagnosed with presumptive B-cell lymphoma a blood cancer.
Since arriving in March Nemo has resided at Cornell's hospital for animals. He has a better life there said Goldner.
Cornell Hospital for Animals people play with him and bring him treats and he plays funny tricks like tossing water at the residents.
April and Bryan Gionfriddo believed their son's chance of survival was slim until Marc Nelson a doctor at Akron Children's Hospital in Ohio mentioned researchers from the University of Michigan were testing airway splints similar to those used in Wheeler's study.
Newborn screening of umbilical cord blood for diabetes susceptibility in the human leukocyte antigen (HLA) region was performed at St joseph's Hospital in Denver
department records from Sacramento area hospitals during and immediately after aerial sprayings in the summer of 2005.
The study evaluated emergency room visits in Sacramento County hospitals on days that pesticides were sprayed as well as the three days following spraying.
(NINA) Sweden's National Veterinary Institute Uppsala University Hospital Sweden and the University of Oulu Finland were key collaborators.
or country living and developing Parkinson's in some of the studies said study author Emanuele Cereda MD Phd with the IRCCS University Hospital San Matteo Foundation in Pavia Italy.
The study was supported by the Grigioni Foundation for Parkinson's disease and the IRCCS University Hospital San Matteo Foundation.
#Early formula use helps some mothers breastfeed longerrecent public health efforts have focused extensively on reducing the amount of formula babies are given in the hospital after birth.
at UCSF and a pediatrician at UCSF Benioff Children's Hospital. Based on our findings clinicians may wish to consider recommending the temporary use of small amounts of formula to new moms whose babies are experiencing significant early weight loss.
and in other populations said senior author Thomas Newman MD MPH a professor of pediatrics and epidemiology and biostatistics at UCSF and a pediatrician at UCSF Benioff Children's Hospital.
Srikanth Nagalla M d. M. S. Jefferson University Hospitals; Stephen J. Hamilton-Dutoit M d. Aarhus University Hospital Institute of Pathology Denmark;
Jonas Bergh M d. Ph d. Karolinska Institute Sweden; Christos Sotiriou M d. Ph d. Jules Bordet Institute Belgium and Michael A. Black Ph d. University of Otago New zealand.
and his team worked with Steven R. Smith M d. director of the Florida Hospital--Sanford-Burnham Translational Research Institute for Metabolism and Diabetes.
and research fellow in medicine Massachusetts General Hospital Cardiology Division alumnus of Robert Wood Johnson Medical school
Peyton Jacob III Phd a UCSF research chemist and Neal Benowitz MD a UCSF tobacco researcher both based at San francisco General Hospital and Trauma Center
Bedbugs have made a dramatic comeback in the U s. in recent years infesting everything from homes and hotels to schools movie theaters and hospitals.
I show it's a really useful treatment for some people with depression there's only four hospitals in this country that have a licence to hold this drug
. and Abu dhabi Falcon Hospital have completed the genome sequencing and analysis of two iconic falcons the peregrine (Falco peregrinus) and saker (Falco cherrug).
#Financial benefits of plant-based, Mediterranean dietresearchers from The Miriam Hospital and the Rhode island Community Food bank report individuals who participated in a six-week cooking program
Mary Flynn Ph d. RD LDN the study's lead author and a research dietitian at The Miriam Hospital designed the study with Andrew Schiff Ph d. the chief executive officer of Rhode island Community Food bank
These simple changes could also be effective in the cafeterias of other organizations including hospitals companies and retirement homes.
#Dark chocolate and red wine the food of love and healthif you want to keep your true love's heart beating strong Susan Ofria clinical nutrition manager at Gottlieb Memorial Hospital said the real
The study included 160 ischemic stroke/TIA patients 18-55 years old who had urine screens upon admission to the hospital.
This research study was conducted by researchers at San Cecilio University Hospital Granada the University of Granada and the Andalusian School of Public health Santa ana hospital Motril and the Hospital del Mar d
D. formerly from the Department of Nutrition Harvard School of Public health and currently at the Channing Division of Network Medicine Brigham and Women's Hospital and colleagues analyzed data from 20 cohort studies of women
#Privacy a problem for mothers of newborns in neonatal intensive care unitsmany mothers of newborns in neonatal intensive care units have difficulty finding private quiet places in the hospital to express milk according to a new
The meaning of privacy might differ for mothers and the hospital. This calls for new ways to create privacy for these mothers who want to breastfeed said Donna Dowling the lead researcher from the CWRU nursing school.
Those factors play a bigger role than even skin colour and exposure to the sun according to Dr. Jonathon Maguire a researcher and pediatrician at St michael's Hospital.
a unique collaboration between children's doctors and researchers from St michael's Hospital and The Hospital for Sick Children.
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You improve those parenting skills you can improve the children's weight said Skelton director of the Brenner FIT (Families in Training program at Wake Forest Baptist's Brenner Children's Hospital.
Since 2006 the Chinese government has promoted actively the introduction of smoke-free environments in hospitals schools on public transport
At present the virus does not spread easily between people except during hospital-acquired outbreaks. Societies in North africa and the Middle east have strong cultural connections to camels where there are a lot of activities that expose people to raw camel products--milk urine
The first pancreas transplant at University Hospital used to cure diabetes. The first kidney transplant in Utah using an organ from a donor with hepatitis C. The first en bloc kidney where two pediatric kidneys were transplanted into one adult.
of their affiliate hospitals (which represent more than 90 percent of the nation's nonprofit academic medical centers) determined that in the past three years the University of Utah's operative death rate for its liver transplant program is zero.
not only are more patients choosing to undergo liver transplants at University Hospital but those who are undergoing transplants are surviving at a high rate
The study a joint effort by scientists at Massgeneral Hospital for Children and the Johns hopkins university School of medicine involved 40 teenage boys and young men ages 13 to 27 with moderate to severe autism.
and even into hospitals where the bacteria have been associated with an increased risk of staph infections.
MRSA is particularly dangerous in hospitals where the bacteria are hard to get rid of and the people there are the most vulnerable.
and Policy at Tufts University Harvard university and Boston Children's Hospital write that policies taxing nearly all packaged foods
senior author David S. Ludwig M d. Ph d. director of the New Balance Foundation Obesity Prevention Center at Boston Children's Hospital;
The laboratory recreation of a fungus-derived antibiotic viridicatumtoxin B may someday help bolster the fight against bacteria that evolve resistance to treatments in hospitals and clinics around the world.
because all hospitals are now smoke-free requiring patients to abstain temporarily from tobacco use. The major challenge for hospitals in providing evidenceâ based care is identifying how to sustain tobacco treatment after discharge according to background information in the article.
Nancy A. Rigotti M d. of Massachusetts General Hospital Boston and colleagues randomly assigned 397 hospitalized daily smokers (average age 53 years) who wanted to quit smoking after discharge to sustained or standard tobacco
treatment care. Sustained care participants (n=198) received automated interactive voice response telephone calls and their choice of free smoking cessation medication (any type approved by the U s. Food and Drug
The intervention aimed to sustain the tobacco cessation treatment that had begun in the hospital. It succeeded in improving the use of both counseling
Researchers at the USDA/ARS Children's Nutrition Research center at Baylor College of Medicine and Texas Children's Hospital have incorporated now successfully a cream supplement into premature infants'diets that improved their growth outcomes in the NICU.
while in the NICU this helps improve their outcomes said Dr. Amy Hair assistant professor of pediatrics at Baylor neonatologist at Texas Children's Hospital and first author of the study.
Since November 2013 the NICU at Texas Children's Hospital has changed its protocol to add this cream supplement to the diet of infants who weigh less than 1500 grams.
Texas Children's was the first hospital in the world to add human milk-based cream to the diets of very low birth weight infants.
and director of the Lactation Program at The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) and the invited guest editor of the August 2014 issue of the journal published by the National Association of Neonatal Nurses.
At CHOP more than four out of five infants discharged from the Hospital's intensive care units are receiving human milk.
The Hospital has used donor human milk since 2006 for at-risk infants to supplement a mother's own milk supply
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Dr. John Sievenpiper of St michael's Hospital's Clinical Nutrition and Risk Factor Modification Centre.
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which occur in hospitals and result in prolonged diseases and increased mortality. However in recent years MRSA has spread to the rest of the community e g.
In hospitals Staphylococcus aureus is the most frequent cause of infections following surgery. Story Source: The above story is provided based on materials by Technical University of Denmark (DTU.
The paper by Dr. John Sievenpiper a physician and researcher in the Clinical Nutrition and Risk Factor Modification Centre of St michael's Hospital was published today in the journal BMJ Open.*
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Khroma's CT scans were done at two French hospitals. Micro-CT scans of teeth from both mammoth calves were conducted at the University of Michigan School of dentistry.
and you're a regional hospital network and you have 20 CT scanners says Lemon.
and can only use their surgical skills in a sterile hospital setting something that is often unavailable in many rural settings.
We didn't expect to see such a strong association among those people who stopped using (smokeless tobacco) said Gabriel Arefalk M d. lead researcher and cardiologist at Uppsala University Hospital in Uppsala Sweden.
and new research from St michael's Hospital suggests it should also be one of the oils of choice for people with Type 2 diabetes.
Dr. David Jenkins head of the hospital's Clinical Nutrition and Risk Factor Modification Centre compared people with Type 2 diabetes who ate either a low glycemic index diet that included bread made with canola oil
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and the Cambridge university Hospitals National Health Service Foundation Trust demonstrate one mechanism by which they believe lycopene reduces the risk.
Dr Joseph Cheriyan consultant clinical pharmacologist & physician at Addenbrooke's Hospital and Associate Lecturer at the University of Cambridge says:
Samples collected by Kocaeli University Hospital Turkey from children born of nutritionally Vitamin b12-deficient mothers also showed a significant decrease in levels of Vitamin b12 and taurine.
A team of investigators from Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH) report that skin grafts from pigs lacking the Gal sugar molecule were as effective in covering burn-like injuries on the backs of baboons as skin taken from other
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Research Institute based at the Lyell Mcewin Hospital. In our study women who ate protein-rich foods including lean meats fish
weightresearchers at St michael's Hospital have shown for the first time that in addition to weight loss a specific low-carbohydrate diet may also reduce the risk of heart disease by 10 per cent over 10 years.
--or rather with one diet explained lead author Dr. David Jenkins who is director of the Clinical Nutrition and Risk Modification Centre of St michael's Hospital and a Nutritional Sciences professor at the University of Toronto.
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survival outcomes of all hospitals in the Los angeles region with 90%of liver transplant patients surviving beyond that important milestone.
The registry collects information from hospitals and donor procurement agencies across the nation to evaluate the scientific and clinical state of transplantation in the United states. The lung transplant program at Cedars-Sinai is one of the few medical centers in Southern California with Medicare certification
Meanwhile the Ohio Hospital Association (OHA) is leading an initiative that is unique in the nation:
I wanted to save hospitals money and I saw an opportunity said Rick Sites Regulatory Counsel for OHA.
Six of the 10 largest employers in Ohio are hospitals. There's a chance to make a big impact.
By enabling Ohio hospitals to obtain Energy star ratings OHA encourages hospitals to boost efficiency and resilience in the face of power outages.
So far the association's energy audits have earned participating hospitals more than $6 million in government energy rebates
which aids public health--a natural goal for hospitals to have said Sites. Story Source: The above story is provided based on materials by Ohio State university.
#Transgenic mice produce both omega-3, omega-6 fatty acids on carbohydrate dietmassachusetts General Hospital (MGH) investigators have developed a transgenic mouse that synthesizes both the omega-3 and omega-6 essential
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and stroke risk reduction in the general population said Yan Qu M d. the study's senior author director of the intensive care unit at Qingdao Municipal Hospital and professor at the Medical College of Qingdao University
This is why it is so important for maternity hospitals to adopt the Ten Steps to Successful Breastfeeding (http://www. babyfriendlyusa. org/about-us/baby-friendly-hospital-initiative/the-ten-steps.
and poultry farms as well as wastewater treatment facilities that collect waste from multiple sources including hospitals.
and at least 23000 people die each year as a direct result of these infections in the United states. Currently two places where antibiotics are used most widely are hospitals
and bacteria in hospitals we wanted to know what kind of bacteria are released into the environment via this route of manure fertilization says Fabienne Wichmann lead study author and former postdoctoral researcher at Yale university in New haven Connecticut.
To this end questionnaires were sent out to patients who had undergone the procedure at the University Hospitals of Leicester between 2000 and 2011.
The study of household and hospital kitchens was published in the May issue of Infection Control and Hospital Epidemiology the journal of the Society for Healthcare Epidemiology of America.
but these findings suggest that transmission of drug-resistant E coli occurs both in the hospital
Researchers from University Hospital in Basel Switzerland collected and examined 298 cutting boards (154 from University Hospital
and 144 from private households) after preparation of various meats (i e. poultry beef/veal pork lamb game
An octogenarian Dr. Leija rises before dawn to collect specimens from his pollen-catching-machine atop a building on the Gottlieb Memorial Hospital campus to deliver the count to the public by 7 a m. You cannot control the weather
However most people in North america would have to more than double their consumption of these foods known as pulses to reach that target said the researchers at St michael's Hospital.
The study led by Dr. John Sievenpiper of the hospital's Clinical Nutrition and Risk Factor Modification Centre was published today in the Canadian Medical Association Journal.
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Milk consumption plays an important role in bone health explains lead author Bing Lu M d. Dr. P. H. from Brigham & Women's Hospital in Boston Mass.
whether on farms hospitals or in the environment they can infect humans through water food
'said Kari Nadeau MD Phd associate professor of pediatrics at the medical school and an immunologist at Stanford Hospital & Clinics and Lucile Packard Children's Hospital Stanford.
and being overweight in our study said study author Stã phane Vannier MD with Pontchaillou University Hospital in Rennes France.
and personal accounts as well as medical and death records from hospitals physicians cemeteries and municipalities. They compared this with instrumental data for the Palmer Drought Severity Index
In 2009 Vodovotz's team was approached by scientists from Ohio State's Comprehensive Cancer Center--Arthur G. James Cancer Hospital
The results which were published online this week in the open-access journal PLOS ONE came from a 10-month study of 87 patients at Queen Elizabeth Central Hospital (QECH) in Blantyre Malawi.
but with a price around $6000 conventional neonatal CPAP machines are too expensive for hospitals in the developing world.
QECH the main referral hospital in southern Malawi admits about 3000 babies per year to its neonatal ward.
Based on the dramatic results from the study QECH Rice 360â°and the Malawi Ministry of Health have partnered to provide bubble CPAP at all 27 of the country's government hospitals.
To date 22 of the machines have been installed at nine hospitals and 354 clinicians have been trained to use them.
and to establish an innovation hub at the hospital where student-developed technologies can be showcased proven
Additional pilot programs for bubble CPAP are set to begin this year at teaching hospitals in Tanzania Zambia
or in the car dramatically increases the odds of children being readmitted to the hospital within a year of being admitted for asthma.
To determine tobacco exposure the researchers at Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical center and Penn State Milton S. Hershey Children's Hospital measured cotinine in the blood and in saliva of more than 600 children.
or in the hospital and may be used to predict future hospitalizations says Robert Kahn MD MPH associate director of general and community pediatrics at Cincinnati Children's and senior author of the study.
Such a measure for exposure to tobacco smoke could be used to target specific interventions at caregivers of those children before discharge from the hospital.
if they were readmitted to the hospital. The researchers found that there was no correlation between caregiver report of tobacco exposure and readmission.
A team of researchers led by Benjamin Marsland from Lausanne University Hospital (CHUV) has shown in experiments with mice that the lack of fermentable fibers in people's diet paves the way for allergic inflammatory reactions in the lungs.
and where smoking rates continue to rise said Dr. Prabhat Jha director of the Centre for Global Health Research of St michael's Hospital and a professor in the Dalla Lana School of Public health at the University of Toronto.
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because it was so devastating--people crammed into hospitals and mass graves. When I came back to New york,
and is poised to take up residence at other universities, train stations, hospitals, corporate campuses and shopping centers. Briggo will open a kiosk at Austin Bergstrom International airport this fall.
24/7 (for the ER doctor at the hospital or the late-arriving passenger at the train station).
a network of doctors and hospitals in northern California, realized that one of the purloined computers contained the electronic medical data for more than four million patients.
the health records of 20,000 Stanford Hospital patients made their way onto a public website after the data were used accidentally as part of a job skills test.
hospitals reported losses or thefts of electronic medical data 364 times from 2010 to 2011 in incidents that affected 18 million patients, according to Associated press reports.
there is little control over who can access it among the thousands of employees who work in a hospital,
--whether hospitals or insurance companies--doubled between 1997 and 2010, according to a study by the data privacy lab at Carnegie mellon University.
hospitals are required not by federal law to contact patients when their records are added to the exchange
crimes committed in hospitals and even some rape and assault cases. Health information exchanges could increase access,
The law says hospitals can disclose records to law enforcement at will, Gellman said. Cops can get records with no procedure at all.
and foam pieces can be placed in offices and hospital rooms for doctors to practice on during a free moment.
But if I were a restaurant, hotel, school or hospital in D c, . I could just pick up the phone and call Envirelation,
which can be connected to create larger dwellings, hospitals, warehouses and the like, can be customized with doors or windows;
ipads still scarce in hospitals; Apple's secret plan to change thatwhen I started writing about biomedical tech,
I figured ipads in hospitals would be the story to follow. And yes, every week or so, there's news of iphone apps for health purposes
But as it turns out, the jury's still out on the usefulness of tablets in hospitals, NPR reports.
At the University of California, San diego Hospital, a physician assistant uses an ipad 2 to update a patient â oe who just received a brand new kidney â oe on his recovery.
and less than 1%of hospitals have fully functional tablet systems. Even at UC San diego, their electronic record system has a read-only app for the ipad (which means it can't be used for entering all new information.
Not to mention major concerns about spotty wireless in hospitals logging doctors off as they move around, distracted doctors,
says another reason more hospitals aren't using tablets is that they've already invested millions into electronic record systems that aren't compatible with them.
it requires that hospitals cough up a lot more money. Hospitals won't be willing to do that when they aren't even sure that tablets will make things easier.
The federal government is giving hospitals financial incentives to implement electronic medical records, but the most popular systems don't yet make apps that allow doctors to use the records on a tablet the way they would on a desktop or laptop.
To use a mobile device effectively requires a complete redesign of the way information is presented. ON THE OTHER HAND, Apple has a secret plan to steal your doctor's heart.
Apple is pushing the ipad into hospitals playing against its well-polished image as the world's most successful consumer gadget company, Wired reports.
Some hospitals are getting ready for some big rollouts. The Veterans Administration started soliciting bids from contractors to help them manage as many as 100
000 tablet users across its network of 152 hospitals. It's not entirely clear why Apple cares so much about doctors.
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