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05 Aug 2026 - 07 Aug 2026
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Critical Care

Image: Urokinase-type plasminogen activator entrapped within a porous alumina sol–gel film (Photo courtesy of ITMO).

New Coating for Vascular Grafts Dissolves Blood Clots

A novel thrombolytic coating for vascular grafts could obviate the need for continuous use of anticoagulants, according to a new study.   More...
24 Aug 2015

How Hospitals Care for Suicidal Patients Linked to Risk of Death

A new study suggests that how hospitals manage patients with self-harm behavior may ultimately reduce subsequent mortality.  More...
24 Aug 2015
Image: The VeinViewer Vision2 projected vein image (Photo courtesy of Christie Medical Holdings).

Digital Vasculature Image Supports Access Procedures

A novel device uses near-infrared light to create a digital image of patient vasculature that assists clinicians in finding the optimal venipuncture site.  More...
23 Aug 2015

PICC Use May Cause Blood Clots in All Extremities

A new study indicates that peripherally inserted central catheters could potentially lead to deep vein thrombosis in the lower extremities, as well as the upper ones.   More...
23 Aug 2015
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Monitoring System Improves Hand Washing Compliance

A novel hand-hygiene compliance system more than doubles hand washing instances observance among hospital staff using the system.   More...
18 Aug 2015

In Anaphylaxis, Even When in Doubt, Administer Epinephrine

New recommendations by a panel of experts on emergency care calls for appropriate prompt treatment, including the use of epinephrine for all severe allergic reactions.  More...
18 Aug 2015
Image: Preparation of clinical blood samples for test-flights by small drone. (1) Left: Custom-cut foam block. (2) Right: Placement of sealed foam lock in the bio-hazard bags as well as absorbent material for potential sample containment (Photos courtesy of Johns Hopkins Medicine and PLOS One).

Successful Transport of Blood Samples with Small Drones

A proof-of-concept, initial study has shown that small unmanned aerial systems could potentially be used to transport clinical blood specimens for diagnostics without damage to the specimens.  More...
17 Aug 2015
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