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• Nanobiochip Diagnoses Heart Attacks

• New Tool Predicts Candidates for Organ Donation

• Kit Converts Existing Mobile X-Ray Systems to Wireless DR Technology

• MRI an Inexpensive Way to Predict Alzheimer's Disease

• Extremely Preterm Infants May Have Long-Term Respiratory Morbidity

• Increased Patient Anxiety, Physician Overload could Result from Patient Access to Imaging Results

• Single Dose of Aspirin Effective Treating Migraine

• Red Wine May Shield Brain from Stroke Damage

• Nanopatch Immunization Uses 1/100 Amount of Vaccine

• MS Markers Identified Years Before Disease Is Diagnosed

• Brain Network Scans Help Predict Effects of Injury

• FDG-PET May Help Patients with Heart Failure Survive

• Emergency Patients with Iron Deficiency More Likely to Require Blood Transfusion

• Biomagnetic Imaging Could Detect Early Stage Breast Cancer

• Galectin-3 Test to Provide Information About Heart Failure

• Diet Alone Does Not Lead to Significant Weight Loss

• Imaging Device May Help Diagnose Shaken Baby Syndrome

• Dual-Energy CT Accurately Diagnoses Gout in Acute, Emergency Settings

• X-Rays Often Inconclusive in Diagnosing Hip, Pelvic Fractures

• Inexpensive Negative-Pressure Device Proves Useful

• Global Financial Crisis Should Not Hinder Efforts to Improve Health

• Radiotherapy Shown to Cause Lasting Vascular Disease