Wound Care, Tissue Repair And Regenerative Medicine
EuroSciCon which has experience of 17 years in life science communication announces the conference named “International Conference on Wound Care, Tissue
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EuroSciCon which has experience of 17 years in life science communication announces the conference named “International Conference on Wound Care, Tissue
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In another survey distributed in the Lancet, scientists arrived at a frustrating decision about late examinations on treating shelled nut sensitivities.
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The U.S. could be eight months or so away from losing its “measles-free” status. The measles virus was eliminated from the U.S. in 2000, meaning there was a no longer continuous transmission of the disease for more than 12 months anywhere in the country.
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If you are living with diabetes, it might seem like sugar and desserts should be forbidden -- after all, they are typically loaded with carbohydrates. The good news is, as long as you plan and choose sweet treats mindfully, you can have your cake and eat it too.
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Green and black tea come from the same plant, but green tea is less processed. Because of this, it has a relatively high concentration of something called catechins. Catechins are part of a bioactive compound known as a flavonoid, which is thought to reduce oxidative stress.
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A new study of activity and mortality in older women finds that the total could be lower than many of us expect and that even small increases in steps can be meaningful.
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Mild cognitive impairment – or MCI – can best be described as a fine line between a persons normal memory or thinking and dementia, explains Dr. Scott M. McGinnis, an associate neurologist at Brigham and Womens Hospital in Boston.
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ACROSS THE U.S. THIS year, about 500,000 people will learn they have Alzheimers disease. If that happens to you or someone you love, you would not be happy about it, even if it confirms what you have long suspected.
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The Greek word skolios means curved or crooked, making it an apt choice to describe the medical condition known as scoliosis.
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IF YOU HAVE A HEART rhythm disorder, you may have considered getting a pacemaker – but you are wary of having a small electronic device implanted inside your chest. Is it worth it?
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