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Medicine

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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BMC MEDICINE

Getting a manuscript accepted for publication before collecting data – our first Registered Report

Our paper, Selective schooling and health: a natural experiment, is the first Registered Report published in BMC Medicine. Registered Reports are a new way of communicating research that is better, […]
A Map for Drug Discovery

Benoit Coulombe and Marie-Soleil Gauthier of the Montreal Clinical Research Institute (Montréal, Canada), discuss the Rare Disease Cell Map, the Open for Rare website. The post A Map for Drug […]
Rare Disease Day Quiz 2020

The last day of February marks Rare Disease Day, an initiative that helps increase education, discussion, and improve access to treatment options. We’ve rounded up a few new interesting facts […]
Dual Deprivation for Rare Disease

This piece, our final runner-up entry in Findacure and Medics4RareDiseases' "Student Voice" contest, speaks to the need to understand the psychological burden that co-exists with the physical […]
No Country for Healthcare Equity

The diagnosis and delivery of treatment for rare diseases can vary greatly between different populations or groups within the same country. This piece, a runner-up entry in Findacure and […]

BMC BIOLOGY

Brain Awareness Week 2020: Cognitive function and commercial video games

This year, Brain Awareness Week falls between 16th and 22nd March. The campaign, organised by the Dana Foundation, aims to foster public enthusiasm and support for brain science while making research […]
Identifying climate-sensitive infectious diseases in animals and humans in Northern regions

With the increasing concerns over the influence of climate change on infectious diseases, the authors of a new paper published in Acta Veterinaria Scandinavica undertake an important project […]
From spider males and their allegedly numb genitalia

The sensory capacity of male spiders during mating may be higher than previously thought. In this blog, Tim Dederichs, one of the corresponding authors of a new article published in Frontiers in […]
MinION: Democratising biodiversity research by misusing a portable long-read sequencer for...

Many animal species on Earth are awaiting discovery and description, but finding all these unknown species is a monumental task. Here, we discuss how the MinION, an affordable, portable sequencer […]

BMC SERIES BLOG

What impact do tobacco-style health warning labels have when applied to alcohol and food products,...

Health warning labels (HWLs) using images that depict the negative health consequences of tobacco consumption can encourage smokers to quit. But should we consider using them on other products that […]
Combatting a sweet tooth: the role of health marketing

In this blog we take a closer look at new research on parental views of sugar intake in young children aged between 5-11. The research, published in BMC Public Health considers the influence of […]
A mother’s intuition: successful trial of labor after Cesarean when women make an informed...

Repeat Cesarean births can carry high risks for mothers, but so can labor for women with a history of Cesarean birth. A new study, published in BMC Pregnancy and Childbirth, which selected women at […]
Solidarity in Social Distancing: Flattening the Curve

"This is an unprecedented time and although social distancing may be thought to be a dramatic measure, in truth, together as a unified society, we can help slow down the spread of COVID-19." Dr. […]
Highlights of the BMC series: February 2020

Grieving parents and what they need to know when their babies are stillborn • CoCites: a citation-based search method for scientific literature • Playing sport while injured might cause […]
Living safely at home during old age – expanding the health care paradigm

Many people live independently at home well into old age. As they age, they may experience a range of limitations that result in chronic care needs. Integrated approaches to primary and community […]
Removing the Barriers for CKD Management

This week in BMC Nephrology, an article by Neale et al. evaluated the barriers and enablers to the detection of chronic kidney disease (CKD) in the primary healthcare setting. In this BMC Nephrology […]

Medicine

Coronavirus 2019-nCoV Global Cases by Johns Hopkins CSSE | interactive dashboard

Remdesivir and chloroquine effectively inhibit the recently emerged novel coronavirus (2019-nCoV) in vitro

Forschungsergebnisse: Protein CRP könnte eng mit der Arteriosklerose zusammenhängen.

Forschungsergebnisse: Fehlgesteuerte Immunreaktionen

Forschungsergebnisse: Rasanter Anstieg von Nierenerkrankungen

Forschungsergebnisse: Europaweit erster intra-operativer Computertomograph