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Cronobacter Results - Next Day
Mar 30, 2016Cronobacter, also known as Enterobacter, is an opportunistic pathogenic bacteria responsible for food borne illness. Cronobacter is able to survive in desiccated states for extended periods of time, which means that it can be a problem in ...
Tags: Cronobacter, Food born illness, Infant
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The Low-Cost Neonatal Breathing System Increased The Survival Rate of Newborns
Feb 25, 2014The first clinical study of a low-cost neonatal breathing system created by Rice University bioengineering students demonstrated that the device increased the survival rate of newborns with severe respiratory illness from 44 percent to 71 ...
Tags: Respiratory Illness, premature babies, CPAP
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New Detection Methods Could Shorten The Detection of Sepsis
Feb 14, 2014New detection methods could shorten the detection of sepsis from days down to only a few hours. Sepsis is a possibly mortal bacterial infection. It affects neonates and young infants more severely since their immune system is not fully ...
Tags: Sepsis, detection of sepsis
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The Health Claims Related to Drinking Raw Milk Have Not Been Verified
Dec 26, 2013The health claims related to drinking raw milk have not been verified by scientific evidence, and therefore do not outweigh the potential health risks that raw milk poses to pregnant women and children, according to a policy statement ...
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E. Coli Bacteria Become Main Cause of Bacterial Infections in Women and Elderly Worldwide
Dec 26, 2013A single strain of antibiotic-resistant E. coli bacteria has become the main cause of bacterial infections in women and the elderly worldwide over the past decade and poses a serious health threat, researchers report. Along with becoming ...
Tags: E.coli bacteria, bacterial infections, antibiotic-resistant, sepsis
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Potentially Harmful Staph Bacteria Can Lurk Deep Inside The Nose
Dec 24, 2013Potentially harmful staph bacteria can lurk deep inside the nose, a small new study finds. Researchers tested 12 healthy people and found that formerly overlooked sites deep within the nose may be reservoirs for Staphylococcus aureus, ...
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76 Pentax Gas/ Water Valves, Model of-B194 Were Recaller by Pentax Medical
Nov 4, 2013US-based Pentax Medical initiated a voluntary nationwide recall of 76 PENTAX gas/ water valves, model OF-B194 on 16 September 2013. The valves were offered as a separate purchase for use with PENTAX GI video endoscopes (90i/90k series and ...
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T2 Biosystems Has Initiated The DirecT2 Clinical Trial of T2Candida
Sep 10, 2013T2 Biosystems has initiated the direcT2 clinical trial of T2Candida, designed for the rapid and sensitive identification of five species of Candida. The direcT2 trial will provide data to support a regulatory submission for T2Candida. ...
Tags: T2 Biosystems, Clinical Trial
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TGA Has Granted Approval for Novartis' Multi-component MenB Vaccine,Bexsero
Aug 19, 2013The Australian Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) has granted approval for Novartis' multi-component Meningococcal B (MenB) vaccine, Bexsero, for use against a dangerous form of bacterial meningitis, MenB disease. The approval will ...
Tags: Menb Disease, Medicine
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Battelle and Two Firms Developed an Advanced Portable Device to Treat Sepsis
Jul 31, 2013Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) has awarded $22.83m contract to Battelle, NxStage Medical and Aethlon Medical collaboration team to develop an advanced portable device to treat sepsis for military needs. DARPA created ...
Tags: Portable Device, Sepsis
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Biofire Wants to Be Ratified for Filmarray Bcid Test by FDA
Apr 24, 2013BioFire Diagnostics has submitted 510(k) pre-market notification application to the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) seeking approval for its FilmArray blood culture identification (BCID) test. The application included positive ...
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BioFire Diagnostics Has Submitted 510(K) Application to The US FDA
Apr 18, 2013BioFire Diagnostics has submitted 510(k) Application to the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for its FilmArray Blood Culture Identification (BCID) Panel. The BCID panel provides automatic results for the most common infectious causes ...
Tags: Biofire, Filmarray Blood Culture
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T2 Biosystems Received a Patent From US Patent and Trademark Office
Apr 8, 2013US-based T2 Biosystems has received a patent from US Patent and Trademark Office covering its T2Candida test. The patent describes the format and methodology of T2Candida test, desinged to detect and identify Candida species in a blood ...
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The Us Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) Has Granted Patent to T2 Biosystems
Apr 4, 2013The US Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) has granted patent, number 8,409,807 to T2 Biosystems' patent application covering its T2Candida diagnostic test. The test identifies and detects sepsis-causing Candida species from whole blood ...
Tags: T2 Biosystems, T2candida Test, Patent
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Hospira Is Voluntarily Recalling Multiple Lots of Five Different Injections
Feb 28, 2013Hospira is voluntarily recalling multiple lots of five different injections, due to reports of faulty packaging and contamination. According to the firm, the recall was took place as the consumers have reported that one lot of ...
Tags: Hospira, Injections, Medicine
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