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Article ID: 718753 Off-Label Medication Orders on the Rise for ChildrenRutgers University-New BrunswickU.S. physicians are increasingly ordering medications for children for conditions that are not approved by the Food and Drug Administration, according to a Rutgers study. Released:10-Sep-2019 1:05 PM EDTResearch Results
Channels: Children's Health, Drugs and Drug Abuse, Healthcare, Pharmaceuticals, All Journal News, Grant Funded News Languages: |
Article ID: 718689 3 in 5 parents say their teen has been in a car with a distracted teen driverMichigan Medicine - University of MichiganMore than 1/2 of parents say their child has probably been in an unsafe situation as a passenger with a teen driver. Released:9-Sep-2019 3:05 PM EDTResearch Results
Channels: Children's Health, Family and Parenting, Travel and Transportation Languages: teen driving, teen driving safety, distracted driving, teen safety, Teen Health |
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Article ID: 718824 Antibiotic Resistance Surges in Dolphins, Mirroring HumansFlorida Atlantic UniversityScientists obtained a total of 733 pathogen isolates from 171 individual wild Bottlenose dolphins in Florida and found that the overall prevalence of resistance to at least one antibiotic for the 733 isolates was 88.2 percent. Resistance was highest to erythromycin, followed by ampicillin. It is likely that these isolates from dolphins originated from a source where antibiotics are regularly used, potentially entering the marine environment through human activities or discharges from terrestrial sources. Released:11-Sep-2019 2:00 PM EDTResearch Results
Channels: All Journal News, Drug Resistance, Environmental Health, Environmental Science, Infectious Diseases, Marine Science, Public Health, Pollution Languages: Wild Dolphins, antibiotic-resistance, Infections, Bacterial Infections, Pollution, Environment, Marine Environments, nosocomial infections, Erythromycin, Ampicillin, aquatic mammals, human pathogens, Environmental Impacts, Human Health, Environmental Health, Infection Rates, antibiotic-resistant infection, Public Health, Marine Health, Bacteria, Bacterial Resistance, bottlenose dolphins, Indian River Lagoon |
Article ID: 718250 Computer Modeling May Improve Understanding of GlaucomaAmerican Physiological Society (APS)A new mathematical model may help doctors learn more about the risk factors and causes of glaucoma, including the mechanisms affecting blood flow to the eye. The research will be presented today at the American Physiological Society (APS) Conference: Interface of Mathematical Models and Experimental Biology: Role of the Microvasculature in Scottsdale, Ariz. Released:5-Sep-2019 7:00 AM EDTResearch Results
Channels: Medical Meetings, All Journal News, Vision Languages: Physiology, APS Conference, Math Models Conference, Mathematical Modeling, Interface of Mathematical Models and Experimental Biology: Role of the Microvasculature Conference, Microvasculature, microcirculation, Glaucoma, Eye Diseases |
Article ID: 718400 New Contrast Agent Combination Could Usher in a New Era of Vascular Systems BiologyAmerican Physiological Society (APS)A new contrast agent combination for imaging tumor samples enhances data extraction and thus benefits modeling of tumor processes. The discovery will be presented today at the American Physiological Society (APS) Interface of Mathematical Models and Experimental Biology conference. Released:5-Sep-2019 2:05 PM EDTResearch Results
Channels: Medical Meetings, Cancer, Healthcare Languages: Physiology, microcirculation, Microvasculature, APS Conference, mathematical models, Math Models Conference, Imaging, Johns Hopkins Medicine, Systems Biology, Cancer, tumor imaging , cancer system biology, Atlas for Cancer Systems Biology, 3D imaging, MRI Imaging, CT imaging, in silico, Optical Imaging, hemodynamics, intravascular imaging |
Released:13-Sep-2019 4:05 PM EDTLaw and Public Policy Expert Pitch
Channels: Environmental Health, Food and Water Safety Languages: EPA, Environmental Protection Agency, Clean Water Act, Appalachia, Streams, Rivers, drinking water quality |
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Article ID: 718984 Northwestern Medicine physicians, staff prepare to present at ASTRO 2019Northwestern MedicineRadiation oncologists and team members from the Northwestern Medicine Chicago Proton Center and Robert H. Lurie Cancer Center of Northwestern University at Northwestern Memorial Hospital will present research at the annual meeting for the American Society for Radiation Oncology from Sept. 15 to Sept. 18 in Chicago. Released:13-Sep-2019 3:05 PM EDT |
 Article ID: 718980 How IL-6 allows the immune response to develop for a key cell, the T follicular helperUniversity of Alabama at BirminghamA preclinical study published in Science Immunology shows how the interplay of two interleukin signaling proteins, IL-6 and IL-2, affects the development of T follicular helper cells and germinal centers. Thus, the research may help guide future disease treatment for autoimmune diseases like lupus. Released:13-Sep-2019 3:05 PM EDTResearch Results
Channels: Healthcare, Infectious Diseases, Lupus Languages: Lupus, T Follicular Helper Cells, Germinal Centers, Interleukins, IL-6, IL-2, Autoimmune Disease |
Embargo will expire:18-Sep-2019 4:00 PM EDTReleased to reporters:13-Sep-2019 2:45 PM EDTResearch Results
Channels: Aging, All Journal News, Alzheimer's and Dementia, Neuro, Neurology (journal) Languages: |
 Article ID: 718972 Volker Burkert Named Virginia Outstanding ScientistThomas Jefferson National Accelerator FacilityVolker Burkert has been named a Virginia Outstanding Scientist for 2019. Released:13-Sep-2019 2:10 PM EDTAnnouncement
Channels: Nuclear Physics, Particle Physics, Physics, DOE Science News Languages: Nuclear Physics, Research, , Nuclear Physics, Particle Physics |
