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Critical Care

Image: The PneumoniaCheck Detection Device (photo courtesy of Georgia Institute of Technology).

Sampling Device Improves the Diagnosis of Pneumonia

A quick and economical pneumonia-sampling device has the potential to save many lives, particularly in developing nations where it is a leading cause of death among children. More...
09 Mar 2011
Image: The Acleara acne clearing system (photo courtesy of Palomar Medical Technologies).

Light-Based System Clears All Types of Acne

A new acne clearing system uses broadband light and vacuum suction to treat mild to moderate acne, with no need for numbing or cooling gels, and no anesthetic costs. More...
08 Mar 2011

Missing Sugar Molecule Raises Diabetes Risk in Humans

A new study claims that an evolutionary gene mutation that occurred millions of years ago caused the human inability to produce a specific kind of sugar molecule that appears to make people more vulnerable to developing type 2 diabetes. More...
08 Mar 2011

Increase in Stroke Hospitalizations Among Young People

A new study has found that a rising risk for stroke among young people, including children and teens, is being accompanied by a declining risk among the middle-aged and elderly. More...
07 Mar 2011
Image: The Connex Vital Signs Monitor (CVSM) (photo courtesy of Welch Allyn).

Vital Signs Monitor Incorporates SET Technology

A new vital signs monitor offers a host of noninvasive, continuous, measurements and patient monitoring capabilities, including Masimo rainbow SET Pulse CO-Oximetry technology. More...
03 Mar 2011

Countering Infection Hazard in Hospital Operating Rooms

An Italian concern studied disinfection methods to reduce the potential infection risk due to the bacterial pathogen proliferation in environments where spreading disease is easier, i.e., the surgical operating room. More...
03 Mar 2011

Permissive Underfeeding Could Improve ICU Outcomes

Permissive enteral underfeeding of critically ill patients is associated with slightly lower mortality than feeding to a standard target, according to a new study. More...
02 Mar 2011
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