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General Healthcare
3 Nov 2016

‘Weekend Effect’ Absent in England’s Major Trauma Centres

RESEARCHERS find no ‘weekend effect’ in the care given to patients admitted to major trauma centres (MTCs) across England. The ‘weekend effect’ is a…
Neurology
2 Nov 2016

Altered States of Arousal Make People More Confident

RESEARCHERS have found that when individuals are unknowingly shown a visual cue that induces an aroused state they make more confident choices when…
Rheumatology
2 Nov 2016

Patients No More Active After Hip Replacement

A TEAM of researchers have found no increase in the levels of physical activity in patients after receiving a unilateral total hip replacement.
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Cardiology
31 Oct 2016

New Catheter Development Allows Doctors to Look Inside Arteries

A HIGH-TECH catheter has recently been successful in allowing cardiologists to see inside patients’ arteries for the first time during procedures to…
Respiratory
27 Oct 2016

Introducing EMJ Diabetes 4.1

United Kingdom, October 27, 2016: Welcome to the newest edition of EMJ Diabetes, filled with interviews, abstracts, peer-reviewed papers, and the most…
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Reproductive Health
27 Oct 2016

Prize Winners at the 52nd EASD Annual Meeting 2016

The EASD Annual Meeting saw the presentation of several major prizes and research fellowships. In this section we introduce you to the distinguished…
EMJ
Nephrology
24 Oct 2016

Obese Kidney Cancer Patients Found to Live Longer

OBESITY is linked to greater risk for numerous cancers. Indeed, the American Cancer Society states that it can trigger changes in hormones that lead to…
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Nephrology
24 Oct 2016

Diet and Exercise Improves Blood Pressure in Chronic Kidney Disease

ADDING more fruit and vegetables to the diet of patients with kidney disease was found to improve blood pressure and reduce medicine expenses by almost…