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Patient Care

Nurse Practitioners to Take Increasing Role in Healthcare

A new report predicts that nurse practitioners will likely provide a growing amount of healthcare services as demand increases during implementation of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act. More...
24 Jul 2012

Smoking Increases the Risk of Ectopic Pregnancy

A new study suggests that cigarette smoke reduces the production of a Fallopian tube gene, which could help explain the link between smoking and ectopic pregnancy. More...
17 Jul 2012

Breast Cancer Risk May Be Lessened by Mild Physical exercise

New research has found that physical activity--either mild or intense and before or after menopause--may reduce breast cancer risk; however, considerable weight gain may negate these benefits. More...
02 Jul 2012

Hospital Nighttime Noises Slow Patient Healing

A new study claims that nighttime noise in hospitals such as overhead paging, intravenous alarms, and squeaky carts add up to fractured sleep, interrupting healing when patients need it most. More...
28 Jun 2012

Earlier Birth Recommended for Twins

A new study suggests that women pregnant with twins should elect to give birth at 37 weeks gestation to avoid serious complications. More...
25 Jun 2012
Image: The “Inclusive Bottles for the Blind” (Photo courtesy of the University of Cincinnati).

Medicine Bottles for the Blind Designed

A prototype prescription-medicine pill bottle for the blind and the visually impaired makes identification and use of pill bottles more straightforward and affordable. More...
14 Jun 2012

New Interventions Reduce Restraint Use in Nursing Homes

A new study shows that nursing homes that took part in a multicomponent, guideline-based intervention made less use of physical restraints such as bilateral bed rails, belts, fixed tables, and other measures limiting free body movement. More...
07 Jun 2012
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