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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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World Mental Health Day 2021: mental health in an unequal world
This blog for World Mental Health Day 2021 will discuss a selection of research registered at the ISRCTN registry investigating and tackling the impact of inequality on people’s mental health. The […]
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Reducing self-harm and suicide in autistic adults
In a blog for Suicide Prevention Awareness Month, Emma Nielsen and Jane Goodwin discuss the use of safety plans to reduce self-harm and suicide for autistic adults, as evaluated in their study […]
COVID-19 structured summaries: rapid publication of randomised trial protocols in BMC Trials
In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, rapid sharing of information about planned clinical trials investigating treatments and vaccines was necessary. In this blog for Clinical Trials Day 2021, we […]
Using diffusion-weighted MRI scans to detect silent brain injury following open-heart valve surgery
Rachel Todd discusses the CO2 study registered at the ISRCTN registry. The post Using diffusion-weighted MRI scans to detect silent brain injury following open-heart valve surgery appeared first on […]

BMC BIOLOGY

Taxonomy catches up to ecology: The Escovopsis story
Keith Seifert reminisces about the origins of a new study by Montoya et al. in IMA Fungus about the fungal genus Escovopsis. The post Taxonomy catches up to ecology: The Escovopsis story appeared […]
Don’t be fooled: brown poison frogs also have chemical defenses on their skin
Gonzalez et al. take us through their study showing that the frog genus Silverstoneia should no longer be assumed as a non-chemically defended genus. The post Don’t be fooled: brown poison frogs […]
Chronic wasting disease of cervids in Europe – new strains on the horizon
Chronic wasting disease (also called Zombie deer disease) is a fatal neurodegenerative disorder that affects cervids. Prof Michael Tranulis provides an update of the current situation with the […]
Currywurst, or how mushrooms could make former Chancellor Gerhard Schröder happy
Often times, the application of scientific research to everyday life is not clear to the general public. Where the importance of science and its application to everyday life can be clearly […]

BMC SERIES BLOG

Introducing the BMC Series SDG Editorial Board Members: Jarone Lee (2)
Jarone Lee, MD, MPH, FCCM is an Editorial Board Member of BMC Anesthesiology. He holds the position of Associate Professor at Harvard Medical School and Director of the Blake 12 ICU at Massachusetts […]
BMC Series Highlights Blog, December 2021
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Introducing the BMC Series SDG Editorial Board Members: Gerald Mboowa
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Staying employed with kidney failure
Recently in BMC Nephrology, an article by Kirkeskov et al. examines the employment status of dialysis and transplant patients. In this BMC Nephrology blog, Blog Editor Dr. Daphne Knicely will discuss […]
In search of the biomarker holy grail
This week in BMC Nephrology, an article by Tao et al. discusses whether specific renal biomarkers are able to predict the progression of acute kidney injury (AKI) in septic patients. In our next BMC […]
Highlights of the BMC Series – November 2021
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Introducing the BMC Series SDG Editorial Board Members: Gabriel Zorello Laporta
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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