18

Sep

Tech Tattoos

Wearable fitness devices can track pulse rates and physical activity over time in order to achieve long-term health goals; however, more advanced technology is being developed to monitor what's happening inside the body in real time. Researchers are now creating wearab...

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18

Sep

Value Based Care Using Ultrasound.

2017 presents an opportunity for healthcare providers to evaluate how technologies like ultrasound can solve their challenges. By expanding their use of ultrasound, we believe providers can attract more patients, increase their patients' level of satisfaction, and reduce co...

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18

Sep

Music in Medicine and Medicine in Music

Sounds are the common language for anyone who has an auditory system that conducts sound waves to another transducer system so that, in the next relay, they acquire a meaning. In fact, in the brain there are areas that process various components of music, such as tone, vibration...

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18

Sep

Calabadions: New Broad Spectrum Agent to Reverse Neuromuscular Blockade.

 Anesthesia The introduction of neuromuscular blockers (NMBs) revolutionized the practice anesthesia. It allowed adjusting the degree of muscle relaxation independently of hypnosis or analgesia favoring orotracheal intubation and mechanical ventilation; avoided th...

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18

Sep

Space Medicine & Telemedicine

It is the vocation of the doctor to study, analyze and reflect on the health problems that afflict our population, as well as to deepen in the emerging areas of medicine and that it seems necessary to penetrate more decisively in their field of knowledge. Such it the case of space...

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18

Sep

Measles outbreak

Measles is a very contagious and serious disease caused by a virus. In 1980, before widespread use of the vaccine, measles caused about 2. 6 million deaths a year. Globally it remains a leading cause of death in young children, despite the fact that there is a safe and effective va...

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18

Sep

FDA Approves Direct to Consumer Genetic Predisposition Test.

The U. S. Food and Drug Administration today allowed marketing of 23andMe Personal Genome Service Genetic Health Risk (GHR) tests for 10 diseases or conditions. These are the first direct-to-consumer (DTC) tests authorized by the FDA that provide information on an inidual's...

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18

Sep

The Electronic Cigarette: Danger or Opportunity??

The first concept of an electric cigarette was patented in 1965 by Herbert A Gilbert. Subsequently, an aerosolized, high-frequency e-cigarette was patented in China by Mr. Hon Lik and Ruyan Technology; it entered the marketplace in 2003 and was patented internationally in 2007 an...

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18

Sep

One of the Best Bariatric Hospitals for Gastric Surgery

Gastric surgery is a safe, effective solution that can produce life-changing results for those who struggle with weight gain and obesity. But if you aren't careful about which Mexico medical center you choose for your procedure, then you could face several problems dow...

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18

Sep

Leakage Test During VGS

Dyed solution test or air pressure test? Gastric air pressure testing can detect even a very small leakage during surgery. During sleeve gastrectomy surgery it is common practice to perform leakage testing with instillation of a dyed solution in to the stomach through the calibrati...

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18

Sep

ASMBS and Medical Tourism

Traveling out of the country for surgery? Worried about safety? Complications? Results? Lost in the abundance of published websites and don't know how to rate them objectively? Prices too good to be true? According to a statement from the American Society for Metabol...

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18

Sep

Safety in Bariatric Surgery

Most people with obesity don't seek surgical help. Although there is a lot of information regarding obesity, which clearly shows the great health benefits that surgical procedures offer for weight reduction or bariatric, most people with this illness don’t request thes...

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