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Frequently heading footballs may lead to brain injury 11 June, 2013 Researchers at Albert Einstein College of Medicine of Yeshiva University reveal that soccer players who frequently head the ball have brain abnormalities resembling those found in patients with concussion (mild traumatic brain injury). Cambridge scientists pinpoint molecular trigger for Alzheimer's disease 21 May, 2013 Scientists at Cambridge's Department of Chemistry are mapping in detail the pathway that generates 'aberrant' forms of proteins which are claimed to be at the root of neurodegenerative conditions such as Alzheimer's. RCGP calls for urgent action to protect patients during NHS 111 rollout 10 May, 2013 The Royal College of General Practitioners is calling for urgent action to protect patients in the rollout of the new system. Hospitals need to act to be protected from new terrorist threats 03 May, 2013 The Adam Smith Business School, Glasgow University, is providing a warning to managers of UK health care facilities, regulatory bodies and government that crucial services such as hospitals are also potential targets for malevolent actions. Survey finds majority of doctors demand permanent withdrawal of 111 service (23 April, 2013) One third of people with rheumatoid arthritis are at high risk of repeated falls (11 April, 2013) Some types of papilloma virus may prevent cervical cancer (10 April, 2013) Manchester researchers discover links between lifestyle and the risk of developing rheumatoid arthritis (18 March, 2013) New sensor for methylated DNA simplies search for epigenetics-related diseases (15 March, 2013) Statistics help to compile a high resolution atlas of the human heart (27 February, 2013) New insights as to why cells stick to each other (15 February, 2013) Elastography cancer detection method offers patient benefits (05 February, 2013) Triple risk of death faces depressed stroke survivors (15 January, 2013) Research points to possible saliva gland test for Parkinson\'s Disease (15 January, 2013) Lund University discovers defence mechanism to protect against killer bacteria (15 December, 2012) Smart stethoscope monitors treatment of kidney stones (13 December, 2012) Talking to a friend or relative prompts 40 per cent of people to visit GP (27 November, 2012) New test looks to improve cervical cancer detection (23 November, 2012) New online resource tool offers useful infromation about seasonal influenza (14 November, 2012) Terrence Higgins Trust introduces first National HIV Testing Week in England (08 November, 2012) New research pinpoints the genetic basis of inflammatory disease (02 November, 2012) GPs says internet searches can aid patient consultations (25 October, 2012) Irish researchers provide insight into cognitive changes in multiple sclerosis (11 October, 2012) Anglo-French research team focuses on prevention of collagen-related diseases (02 October, 2012) Telecare audit shows reablement funding has failed to help social care across England (18 September, 2012) German research focuses on light-activated reversal of anaesthesia (14 September, 2012) New research approach offers insight into diabetes genes (03 September, 2012) New method grows artificial tissues With embedded nanoscale sensors (28 August, 2012) Novel blood test predicts sudden death risk patients that may benefit from ICDs (27 August, 2012) Pioneering surgical blood salvage technology aims to transform blood processing (22 August, 2012) Researchers claim breakthrough in Hepatitis C vaccine development (14 August, 2012) Cancer stem cells demonstrated for the first time in vivo (03 August, 2012) University of Denmark demonstrates new agents to combat antibiotic-resistant bacteria (20 July, 2012) ICT offers new weapon in the war on drug-resistant diseases (16 July, 2012) Dutch researchers launch organs-on-a-chip (06 July, 2012) Xbox technology aims to help help stroke patients recover manual agility at home (20 June, 2012) Global survey finds one in four type 2 diabetes patients fail to take basal insulin as prescribed (13 June, 2012) Researchers find way to restore neuron function to brains damaged by Huntington's disease (31 May, 2012) Social networking to play a major role in modern healthcare delivery (17 May, 2012) New combination therapy suggests potential cure for advanced type 1 diabetes in laboratory (11 May, 2012) Blood test identifies women at risk of postnatal depression (10 May, 2012) Mayo Clinic shows halting an enzyme may slow multiple sclerosis (02 May, 2012) Head trauma in combat sports may lead to memory loss (19 April, 2012) Continua Health Alliance releases design guidelines free to developers (13 April, 2012) Micro-robot aims to detect diseases in humans (02 April, 2012) NHS Wales looks to gain from x-ray and scan image sharing benefits (28 March, 2012) Researchers discover new clues for the cause of Alzheimer's Disease (19 March, 2012) Majority of doctors indicate they favour full seven-day week hospital service (19 March, 2012) Bacterial pathogen is shown to breaks down barriers to enter and infect cells (08 March, 2012) First | Prev  | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10  | Next  | Last

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