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Forschungsergebnisse: Protein CRP könnte eng mit der Arteriosklerose zusammenhängen.

12. Februar 2005

Das direkt in den Adern hergestellte Protein CRP könnte eng mit der Arteriosklerose zusammen hängen, hat Dr. Wolfram Jabs ermittelt. Für seine Studien erhält...

Medicine

Forschungsergebnisse: Fehlgesteuerte Immunreaktionen

11. Februar 2005

Mäuse mit einer Neigung zur chronischen Darmentzündung sollen der medizinischen Forschung helfen, neue Heilverfahren zu entwickeln. Bei der Untersuchung dieser Tiere stießen Forscher der...

Medicine

Forschungsergebnisse: Rasanter Anstieg von Nierenerkrankungen

11. Februar 2005

Der kürzlich in der medizinischen Fachzeitschrift "The Lancet" veröffentliche Artikel "Chronic Kidney Disease: The Global Challenge" prognostiziert einen rasanten Anstieg von Nierenerkrankungen in den...

Medicine

Forschungsergebnisse: Europaweit erster intra-operativer Computertomograph

11. Februar 2005

Der europaweit erste intra-operative Computertomograph unmittelbar im OP ist in der Kopfklinik des Universitätsklinikums Heidelberg in Betrieb gegangen Europaweite Premiere im Universitätsklinikum Heidelberg: In der...

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Rare Disease Day Quiz 2021
The last day of February marks Rare Disease Day, an initiative that helps increase education, discussion, and improve access to treatment options. Orphanet Journal of Rare Diseases has rounded up a […]
CDER’s Progress in Rare Diseases
Orphanet Journal of Rare Diseases is proud to present this piece, authored by the Rare Diseases Team within the U.S. Food & Drug Administration’s (FDA) Division of Rare Diseases and Medical […]
Rare Diseases – a Research Priority for Everyone
In this blog, Dr. Anne R. Pariser (Director of the Office of Rare Diseases Research, at the NIH's National Center for Advancing Translational Sciences) discusses the milestones reached and benefits […]
Journey of a rare disease patient
Orphanet Journal of Rare Diseases is proud to present this piece, a runner-up entry in Findacure and Medics4RareDiseases' "Student Voice" contest, which explores some of the changes which need to be […]
Exercise Capacity Restored by Yoga in LAM
Patients with LAM (lymphangioleiomyomatosis) or other rare lung diseases can lose their exercise capacity because of dyspnea and decreased lung function. Effective treatments for rare diseases are […]

BMC BIOLOGY

Characterizing an ancient gene variant influencing coat color in modern dogs using citizen science...
Citizen science has facilitated a large genotype screening of pet dogs in order to understand the effect of one of the earliest mutations captured by canine domestication. Dr Heidi Anderson, author […]
What makes a prize-winning paper? Observations from the 2020 Brain Structure and Function...
We take a look at the papers that won this year’s Brain Structure and Function Editors’ Choice Award, and catch up with the winners to see what research they have undertaken since. The post What […]
Exploring the history of smallpox vaccination with 19th Century American vaccination kits
A recent study published in Genome Biology has explored the early history of smallpox vaccination by sequencing DNA from smallpox vaccination kits dating back to the American Civil War, from the […]
One Health Day Quiz 2020
One Health is about the convergence of human, animal, and plant health and the health of the environment. In celebration of One Health Day, on November 3rd, the editorial team at BMC has put together […]

BMC SERIES BLOG

Alcohol Policies, Firearm Policies, and Suicide in the United States
Alcohol and firearms are commonly involved in suicide in the United States, and less restrictive alcohol and firearm policies are associated with excessive alcohol use and violent deaths, […]
Preventing and controlling water pipe smoking
A study published today in BMC Public Health looks at identifying experienced management interventions in preventing and controlling water pipe smoking (WPS) worldwide. Author of the study, Leila […]
Highlights of the BMC Series – January 2021
Predicting measles outbreaks - Repairing damaged heart tissue - Comparing risk predictions for newborns - Listening to older adults' experiences of exercise - Providing clear guidelines for […]
Does obesity cause more deaths than smoking?
A study published in BMC Public Health finds that adiposity now accounts for more deaths in England and Scotland than smoking among middle- and old-age people. Author Frederick K Ho tells us more […]
An assessment of nutrition information on front of pack labels and healthiness of foods in the UK...
Consumers are generally becoming more aware of the implications of nutrition on their health, and one of the ways they monitor what they consume is by checking the front of pack and back of pack […]
A ‘furever’ home: AI to the rescue!
Findings from a new machine learning study, published today in BMC Veterinary Research, can be applied to predict how long an animal will stay in a shelter, as well as minimize their length of stay […]
Inaugural BMC Ecology and Evolution image competition announcement
In celebration of the recent launch of BMC Ecology and Evolution, we are delighted to announce our inaugural BMC Ecology and Evolution image competition! Submit your images for a chance to highlight […]

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Forschungsergebnisse: Protein CRP könnte eng mit der Arteriosklerose zusammenhängen.

Forschungsergebnisse: Fehlgesteuerte Immunreaktionen

Forschungsergebnisse: Rasanter Anstieg von Nierenerkrankungen

Forschungsergebnisse: Europaweit erster intra-operativer Computertomograph