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Tailored Lighting Improves Quality of Life

Apr 20, 2016

Lighting tailored to the needs of an individual can improve sleep and reduce depression and agitation in persons with Alzheimer’s disease, according to a recent study led by Dr. Mariana Figueiro, Light & Health Program Director at the ...

Tags: Tailored Lighting, LRC

Chinese Anti-Malaria Drug Popular in Tanzania

Dec 29, 2015

Young Masamba Issa has just clocked 13 years. The girl who almost lost her battle against malaria in 2008, is now a healthy five feet two inches tall form two student at Boko secondary school in Dar es Salaam. "I had given up when medical ...

Tags: Anti-Malaria Drug, Tanzania

Official of The Department of Foreign Assistance of Ministry of Commerce Comments on China’s 5th-Round Aid to Ebola-Stricken African Countries

Nov 25, 2015

Chinese President Xi Jinping announced a few days ago that China would provide the 5th-round emergency aid to African countries to fight against Ebola. On November 4, the Official of the Department of Foreign Assistance made a comment on ...

Tags: Ebola, emergency aid

Axalta Coating Systems Supported The Eyeson Design Awards Program

Jan 19, 2015

Axalta Coating Systems supported the EyesOn Design Awards program at the 2015 North American International Auto Show, benefiting the visual research program at Henry Ford Health System’s Detroit Institute of Ophthalmology. Lisa ...

Tags: Coating Systems, transportation design education programs, Construction

U. S. Department of Defense Has Awarded a $20 Million Contract to Abbott Laboratories

Aug 20, 2014

The U. S. Department of Defense has awarded a $20 million contract to Abbott Laboratories to improve traumatic brain injury testing for military personnel, according to a Pentagon report. The report details that the $19.5 million ...

Tags: Abbott Labs, Brain, Health

Increasing Coffee Consumption May Reduce The Risk of Developing Type 2 Diabetes

Apr 30, 2014

Increasing coffee consumption may reduce the risk of developing type 2 diabetes Increasing coffee consumption by an average one-and-a-half cups per day (approximately 360mL) over a four-year period is associated with an 11 per cent ...

Tags: Coffee, Food, Health

Health Care Providers Should Become More Attuned

Feb 28, 2014

The mental health conditions of most people who commit suicide remain undiagnosed, even though most visit a primary care provider or medical specialist in the year before they die. To help prevent suicides, health care providers should ...

Tags: commit suicide, health care, mental health condition

Increased Risk of Having a Stroke or Other Blood-Clotting Problem Might Continue Longer

Feb 28, 2014

THURSDAY Feb. 13, 2014, 2014 -- The increased risk of having a stroke or other blood-clotting problem might continue longer after a woman gives birth than previously believed, according to a new study. "Historically, six weeks was the ...

Tags: Stroke Risk, the risk of blood clots, venous thromboembolisms

The Agreement Is to Help The State Reconfigure The State's Health Insurance Program

Feb 27, 2014

The agreement would add $8 billion to help the state reconfigure the state's health insurance program for low-income residents and aid some struggling hospitals. The New York Times: Federal Agency And New York State Are In Accord Over $8 ...

Tags: Medicaid Funding, health insurance program

Many Premature Infants Suffer a Life-Threatening Bowel Infection Called NEC

Feb 27, 2014

Many premature infants suffer a life-threatening bowel infection called necrotizing enterocolitis (NEC). Researchers at Loyola University Health System have identified a marker to identify those at risk for the infection, enabling doctors ...

Tags: NEC, Bowel Infection, ICU, iAP

Many Premature Infants Suffer a Life-Threatening Bowel Infection Called NEC

Feb 27, 2014

Many premature infants suffer a life-threatening bowel infection called necrotizing enterocolitis (NEC). Researchers at Loyola University Health System have identified a marker to identify those at risk for the infection, enabling doctors ...

Tags: NEC, iAP, Premature Infant, Necrotizing Enterocolitis

A Third of People Over 65 Living in The UK Will Experience a Fall

Feb 27, 2014

Every year, a third of people over 65 living in the UK will experience a fall. This not only causes considerable emotional distress and physical harm, but also costs an already over-stretched health system over £1 billion each year. ...

Tags: Older Adult, BU research, Preventative Exercise, hospital admission

Your Baby Develops a Rash or Your Teen Has a Severe Acne Outbreak

Feb 26, 2014

The next time your baby develops a rash or your teen has a severe acne outbreak, help is just a quick appointment away. Loyola University Health System pediatric dermatologists now offer same-day or next-day appointments to see your child. ...

Tags: Pediatric Dermatologist, Health System, Kid, Same-Day Appointment

The Grants Are Being Awarded to Organizations Nationwide

Feb 26, 2014

The AstraZeneca HealthCare Foundation's Connections for Cardiovascular HealthSM program today announced it will award nearly $3.7 million in grants to 19 nonprofit organizations dedicated to improving cardiovascular health in local ...

Tags: Astrazeneca, Healthcare Foundation, Cardiovascular Health, heart health

Penn Medicine Is The First Academic Medical Center in Philadelphia

Feb 26, 2014

Penn Medicine is the first academic medical center in Philadelphia - one among just a handful of academic medical centers in the U.S.—to launch a program across multiple professional schools and affiliated hospitals at Penn to improve ...

Tags: LGBT, health, medical education, outreach

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