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07/01/2008

Russia’s specialist wound surgeon

A meeting with Dr Valerij Mitish was difficult to arrange – every day he’s at a different Moscow hospital. …

 

07/01/2008

WMA gains funding to support TB training course

Pharma company Eli Lilly has increased an existing partnership with the World Medical Association (WMA) by granting c. 646,505 euros to expand online training courses for …

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06/30/2008

Be prepared for the pandemic flu

The next pandemia will come - rather sooner than later. The respiratory protection of frontline staff is a major part of healthcare facilities' preparation. To assist hospitals, …

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06/26/2008

How measles virus spread in its host

Every kindergarten undergoes it several times a year: the German measles. Nobody knew exactly how measles enter the body. But it has been thought they come through the surface of …

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06/24/2008

Emergency rise for child diabetes

Since 2002 the number of children in England needing hospital care for complications of diabetes has risen about approximately 25 percent. The Patient group Diabetes UK blames …

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06/17/2008

A survey in the NHS shows lack in infection control standards

The NHS is still suffering from wide variations in infection control standards, according to a survey of health staff in the UK. The study carried out by the watchdog body the …

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06/03/2008

India’s world experts on TB

Every three minutes, two people living in India die of tuberculosis. This equates to approximately 370,000 deaths each year, and a staggering economic toll: an estimated US$300 …

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05/15/2008

Nurses receive award for their work in tuberculosis

By putting the World TB Day slogan ‘I am stopping TB’ into action, 11 nurses have earned the 2008 ICN/Lilly Award, for their outstanding work in fighting tuberculosis (TB) and …

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04/30/2008

Global perspectives on diabetes

Despite Hurricane Amma storming over Prague, hundreds of medical specialists paid little attention when they attended the 1st International Conference on Advanced Technologists …

 

04/30/2008

Numerous measles cases in Salzburg

Austria - An unusually high number of measles cases is currently causing concern amongst the public as well as health officials. Presumed to have originated in a private school in …

 

04/30/2008

Inhaled TB vaccine

USA - A new tuberculosis vaccine successfully tested at the University of North Carolina (UNC) is easier to administer and store and just as effective as one commonly used …

 

04/30/2008

The Berlin TB Symposium

The WHO-Euro region ranges from Portugal to the East Asian parts of Russia, including Central Asia and the Southern Caucasus. Because of the increasing numbers of tuberculosis and …

 

04/30/2008

Alarming TB cases in Austria

A third of the worlds population is infected with the bacterium Myobacterium tuberculosis which infects around nine million people annually. …

 

04/30/2008

Diabetics and drug-eluting stents

Boston Scientific Corporation has announced results from a pooled analysis of patients from its TAXUS IV and TAXUS V randomised clinical trials to compare the safety and efficacy …

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02/22/2008

Successful weight control via Text Messaging

A highly innovative scheme to use mobile technology to obtain a patients weight has proved success in Hammersmith & Fulham PCT. The recent scheme found that by using iPLATO …

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02/22/2008

Type 2 diabetes driving epidemic

Type 2 diabetes poses one of the greatest public health threats of the 21st century. The majority of the western world is in the grips of a diabetes epidemic driven by type 2 …

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12/18/2007

“Clean hands” to reduce nosocomial infections

The project “Clean Hands” is Germany’s contribution to the WHO initiative “Clean care is safe care”. “Clean Hands” aims at improving hand hygiene in German hospitals in …

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11/30/2007

CLINICIP

Presented during a symposium at Langenbeck-Virchow-Haus, in Berlin, the European CLINICIP research project aims to develop a method to improve glycaemic control during intensive …

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11/16/2007

German company introduces a novel way to store blood sugar results

Heidelberger-Medical-Marketing GmbH (HMM) presented the first CE-Certified and EU-Registered blood glucose meter for self-monitoring with Bluetooth technology, the smartLABgenie …

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11/16/2007

A new scientific association promotes use in mainstream medicine

Enzymes are biocatalysts that control the different metabolic processes of living organisms. These range from digestion to the copying of genetic information. …

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