Vibrating sensors detect diseases early thru blood biomarkers Anjali Nimesh Nimesh30 Nov 2017 7:00 PM ISTPurdue University researchers have found a method of identifying biological markers in small amounts of blood that they believe could be used to...
Want to listen better? Lend a right ear Anjali Nimesh Nimesh7 Dec 2017 7:05 PM ISTListening is a complicated task. It requires the sensitive hearing and the ability to process information into cohesive meaning. Add everyday...
Take a patient-centred approach to treating cataracts, says NICE Dr. Kamal Kant Kohli Kohli9 Dec 2017 7:22 PM ISTThe decision to have cataract surgery should be based on whether the patient thinks surgery is right for them says NICE in new guidance.The guideline...
Major trauma: assessment and initial management Guidelines supriya kashyap kashyap11 Dec 2017 7:02 PM ISTThis guideline was developed by the National Clinical Guideline Centre (NCGC) on behalf of the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence...
Penetrating head trauma injury with an excellent outcome supriya kashyap kashyap23 Dec 2017 7:02 PM ISTThe case of Penetrating head trauma injury with an excellent outcome has been published in BMJ Case Reports.A 55-year-old man was found at his...
Flexion deformity of the finger caused by tophaceous gout of the flexor tendon supriya kashyap kashyap24 Dec 2017 7:01 PM ISTThe case of Flexion deformity of the finger caused by tophaceous gout of the flexor tendon has been published in BMJ Case Reports.A 53-year-old,...
Cotton swabs still a major cause of eardrum perforations Anjali Nimesh Nimesh10 Jan 2018 7:25 PM ISTA sampling of U.S. emergency department records confirms that sticking anything smaller than your elbow in your ear is a good way to puncture an...
Don’t hold your nose and close your mouth when you sneeze, doctors warn Anjali Nimesh Nimesh15 Jan 2018 7:20 PM ISTPinching your nose while clamping your mouth shut to contain a forceful sneeze isn’t a good idea, warn doctors in the journal BMJ Case Reports.One...
Cricket-related ocular injuries have a poor prognosis Medical Dialogues Bureau18 Feb 2018 7:10 PM ISTDr. Mahapatra SK and associates conducted a prospective study on ocular injuries with tennis or cricket ball to study the clinical features, visual...
MYTH BUSTER- Tamiflu not associated with increased risk of suicide in children Anjali Nimesh Nimesh15 March 2018 7:15 PM ISTThe U.S. Food and Drug Administration originally approved Tamiflu in 1999 but subsequent case reports of abnormal behavior in adolescents who used the...
Liberal oxygen use in critically ill patients increases death risk : Lancet Dr. Kamal Kant Kohli Kohli26 April 2018 8:32 PM ISTUsually in a critical care setting supplemental oxygen use is liberally carried out as a practice to acutely ill adults although the credibility of...
Expert care critical in management of Subarachanoid haemorrhage supriya kashyap kashyap15 May 2018 7:00 PM ISTThe Researchers of the Barrow Neurological Institute have written an article on Subarachnoid hemorrhages which has appeared in New England Journal of...
