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Thursday, 14 March 2013

In-hospital Cardiac Arrest Care And Survival Must Be Improved: Consensus

According to an American Heart Association consensus statement, policy and practice changes by healthcare institutions, providers and others could greatly improve medical care and improve survival for people who have a sudden cardiac arrest in the hospital. The statement can be found in the journal, iCirculation/i. Each year, more than 200,000 adults and 6,000 children have in-hospital cardiac arrests, and survival has remained essentially unchanged for decades, statement ...


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Study Reveals Strategies for Survival on Mars

A study has found key features in proteins needed for life to function on Mars and other extreme environments. The study was led by an Indian-origin researcher from the University of Maryland School of Medicine. The researchers, funded by NASA, studied organisms that survive in the extreme environment of Antarctica. They found subtle but significant differences between the core proteins in ordinary organisms and Haloarchaea, organisms that can tolerate ...


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Novel Test Improves Survival Rate of Childhood Cancer

It is heartening to know that there is a huge improvement in survival rates of childhood cancer with the development of a novel test that can aid early detection of the cancer in children. According to Australian experts, this test can increase the survival rates by twice as much. Doctors from the Sydney Children's Hospital and the children's hospital at Westmead have developed a new test which can assess the presence of even small levels of leukemia ...


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Cancer Survival Rates Not Affected by Medicare Spending

In a recent study, published online today in the Journal of the National Cancer Institute, it was found that Medicare spending for advanced cancer varied by 41% between high and low spending regions and this it did not affect the survival rates in the regions. Researchers analyzed the data from Medicare and National Cancer Institute for the period, 2002 to 2007. They noticed that 10% of the Medicare payments were made for cancer care to prolong the survival of cancer ...


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