The challenges and solutions of bandwidth demands in modern healthcare organizations

The number of digital tools in the healthcare industry has exploded, including thousands of Internet of Things (IoT) devices, network-based communications, intricate data storage and access mechanisms and more. The marriage between healthcare and tech necessitates enhanced connectivity systems to make sure patients get the care they need. By ensuring all staff has the connectivity they need, it’s necessary to […]

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Boy who only ate chocolate, Nutella and Pringles cured by hypnosis

‘Fussy’ boy, 8, who lived on chocolate bars, Nutella and Pringles and cried if given chicken nuggets can finally eat normally after being hypnotised Rocco O’Brien from Ipswich would scream and be nauseous if given new food He had already been diagnosed with Avoidant/Restrictive Food Intake Disorder But after intensive hypnotherapy treatment sessions he now eats 10 extra foods A […]

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Researchers reveal mechanisms of alarmin release at an early stage of immune reaction

Many common diseases such as arteriosclerosis and diabetes or neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer’s are associated with inflammatory processes. A better understanding of these processes is therefore an important building block for the development of new therapeutic options. Certain immune cells, so-called neutrophils, play a crucial role in the initiation and maintenance of inflammatory processes in the blood and tissue. […]

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COVID-19 vaccine mandates have come and mostly gone in the US—an ethicist discusses the implications

Ending pandemics is a social decision, not scientific. Governments and organizations rely on social, cultural and political considerations to decide when to officially declare the end of a pandemic. Ideally, leaders try to minimize the social, economic and public health burden of removing emergency restrictions while maximizing potential benefits. Vaccine policy is a particularly complicated part of pandemic decision-making, involving […]

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New genes linked to ADHD identified, potentially paving the way for new treatments

Several new genes associated with conditions such as Attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) have been identified, unearthing a significant connection between these disorders and our immune system that could lead to new treatments. The research from the University of Surrey, now published in Translational Psychiatry, also confirms the role of gene ADGRL3 in conditions such as ADHD, giving scientists a greater […]

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Study gauges support for restricting alcohol in kids films

Alcohol exposure is common in popular films and research has demonstrated a link between alcohol exposure and use. Currently, only alcohol marketing in films is regulated—but not alcohol exposure, such as seeing an alcoholic beverage. Researchers from the La Trobe University Center for Alcohol Policy Research launched a study to see how supportive people were of eight potential policies, and […]

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Study refines understanding of T cells action in HIV immune response

New research combining computer modeling and experiments with macaques shows the body’s immune system helps control human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) infections largely by suppressing viral production in already infected cells while also killing viral infected cells, but only within a narrow time window at the start of a cell’s infection. “To eliminate HIV, we have to understand how the immune […]

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