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Would Your Patients Wear a Laboratory on Their Wrists?
Soon you could be tracking your patients' important biomarkers in real-time without them visiting your hospital, office, or pathology lab.
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Would Your Patients Wear a Laboratory on Their Wrists?
Nov 10, 2017
| Cardiology, Critical Care, Emergency Medicine, Human Interest, Infectious Diseases, Internal Medicine, Men's Health, Pathology & Lab Medicine, Pharmacists, Travel Medicine, Video of the Week, Women’s Health
Soon you could be tracking your patients' important biomarkers in real-time without them visiting your hospital, office, or pathology lab.
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Can We Use Smartphones to Sequence DNA and Detect Mutations?
Apr 14, 2017
| Emergency Medicine, Infectious Diseases, Internal Medicine, Medical Informatics, Men's Health, Pathology & Lab Medicine, Public Health & Prevention, Video of the Week, Women’s Health
Molecular analysis of biological samples is typically outsourced to well-equipped (and cost-intensive) laboratories. However, there are times when sample diagnosis and DNA sequencing is needed quickly, needed in a remote location, or both. For this reason, Professor Mats Nilsson of Stockholm Universitet,...
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Nutritional Supplements May Help Educate the Immune System to Better Combat Influenza
Mar 28, 2017
| Family Medicine, Infectious Diseases, Influenza Content Hub, Men's Health, Women’s Health
For some patients, nutritional supplements can play a role in boosting the immune system and priming the body to better react to certain pathogens. Olive leaf extract has antiviral properties due to its stimulation of the propagation of natural killer cells in the body. Zinc lozenges can help restore and...
Can We Improve the Flu Vaccine?
Mar 9, 2017
