Safety Tips For Medical Equipment Transportation
Transportation of medical equipment like CT scanners, MRI machines, Lasers, lab tools, X-ray units, medication, surgical devices, etc. requires special planning to ensure the safe and secure transportation of delicate and sensitive equipment. Some of the key considerations include: Packing: Medical equipment should be properly…
A Common Heart Drug May Reduce Aggression In People With Psychiatric Conditions
[ad_1] “Repurposing their use to manage aggression and violence could improve patient outcomes,” according to the authors. New research published today in the open-access journal PLOS Medicine found that those who use Beta adrenergic-blocking agents (β-blockers) had less violence than those who do not. If more…
For The First Time, Scientists Have An Accurate Map Of All The Matter In the Universe
[ad_1] The universe started with matter being expelled and eventually forming the planets, stars, and galaxies we know now. Scientists can comprehend the forces that influenced the universe’s evolution by meticulously piecing together a map of that matter’s current state. Scientists from the University of…
This Brilliant Breakthrough Vaccine Design Has Come At The Perfect Time
[ad_1] Researchers at Northwestern University’s International Institute for Nanotechnology (IIN) have discovered a novel method to substantially boost the effectiveness of practically any vaccine. Researchers significantly improved the effectiveness of a nanoscale vaccination by altering the structural placement of adjuvants and antigens on and inside…
Revolutionary Non-Invasive Method Holds Key To Early Diagnosis Of Alzheimer’s Disease
[ad_1] Tau proteins are a hallmark of a number of neurodegenerative disorder disorders, including Alzheimer’s disease and dementia. Researchers are trying to figure out how these tau proteins work in order to create therapies, but their attempts to discover biomarkers in blood have been impeded…
Obesity Causes The Same Type Of Neurodegeneration As Found In People With Alzheimer’s Disease, New Study
[ad_1] Creeping midlife weight gain can play a role in the development of Alzheimer’s and dementia, a new study published today in the journal of Alzheimer s Disease concludes. Previous studies have found a link between obesity and Alzheimer’s disease (AD)-related abnormalities, such as damage…
Is It The Food You’re Avoiding Raising Your Risk Of Heart Disease, Cardiac Arrest, Stroke Or Something Else
[ad_1] A new study led by experts from Oxford Population Health and published online in BMJ Medicine indicates that people with celiac disease had an increased chance of developing cardiovascular disease. Coeliac disease, an autoimmune disorder brought on by excessive sensitivity to gluten, a dietary protein…
One Of The Most Widely Used Eye Infection Antibiotic Could Be Used To Treat Common STI Superbug
[ad_1] The authors report that the latest data indicates an increase in resistance to both first and second-choice drugs for treating a common sexually transmitted infection (STI) caused by Mycoplasma genitalium. Currently, limited evidence supports the effectiveness of third-choice drugs. In the journal Sexually Transmitted Infections,…
Ants Are More Organized And Systematic Than We Previously Believed
[ad_1] If you’ve ever seen an ant in quest of food, you probably thought that it was just covering territory at random. But according to a study published today in the journal iScience, at least one species of rock ant doesn’t move at all randomly. Instead,…
The Search For Extraterrestrial Life Deepens As New Study Finds Signals Of Interest
[ad_1] SETI Breakthrough Listen Initiative data leads to the discovery of 8 previously unknown signals of interest in extraterrestrial search. Using data from the Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence (SETI) Breakthrough Listen Initiative, this study revealed eight previously unknown signals of interest; however, these signals have…