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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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Searching for a molecular SOS from fetuses sickened by their failing placentas

Severe fetal growth restriction is a rare yet one of the riskiest obstetric complications, requiring clinicians make decisions based on ultrasound tests to avoid stillbirth. Professor Stephen Tong, […]
Celebrating Clinical Trials Day: Building the evidence base for the best public involvement in...

In this blog, Sophie Staniszewska and Richard Stephens, Editors-in-Chief of Research Involvement and Engagement highlight the importance of patient and public involvement in trials on International […]
Clinical Trials Day 2020 Quiz: COVID-19

How much do you know about the clinical trials currently investigating COVID-19? The post Clinical Trials Day 2020 Quiz: COVID-19 appeared first on On Medicine.
The clinical trials fighting the COVID-19 pandemic

Clinical trials are urgently needed to test treatments and vaccines for COVID-19. In our blog for Clinical Trials Day 2020 we look at the studies that have been registered at the ISRCTN registry as […]
How is the WHO trial registry network responding to the COVID-19 pandemic?

To mark Clinical Trials Day, ISRCTN registry Database Manager Claire Veryard describes how the primary trial registries in the World Health Organization (WHO) International Clinical Trials Registry […]

BMC BIOLOGY

Transposon Day Quiz 2020

In celebration of Transposon Day, the editorial team at BMC has put together the following quiz for our readers to test their knowledge on TEs and maybe even learn something new! Be sure to share […]
What do the dog breeds tell about the makings of our best friends – and us?

A new study examining genetic diversity within dog breeds encourages dog breeders to consider the exchange of dogs between countries. Jaakko Pohjoismäki, corresponding author of the study, takes […]
Do environmental worldviews and distrust in science affect those who care for our land?

Among other land types, our forests are important in supporting nature recovery and in helping society to respond to environmental change. When the majority of forests are owned by private […]
Virus Goes Viral: An educational kit for virology classes

Jônatas S. Abrahão and colleagues developed an educational toolkit meant to update the content that is typically taught in virology classes and align it to recent breakthroughs in virus […]

BMC SERIES BLOG

Fathers’ mental health: why is it important?

Changes in mothers' mental health during the perinatal period have been well studies, while fathers' mental health during the same often-difficult period has not received as much attention, despite […]
EULAR 2020: highlights from the European e-Congress of Rheumatology

BMC Rheumatology & BMC Musculoskeletal Disorders hopped online for the European Congress of Rheumatology (3 – 6 June 2020), organised by the European League Against […]
“So you didn’t feel so alone”: The value of online support for new mothers with perinatal...

Having a new baby can be exciting but it can also be difficult, and finding support for dealing with feelings of depression or anxiety can be an added challenge. This challenge is enhanced by […]
Highlights of the BMC Series: May 2020

Are cancer patients better off if they participate in clinical trials? • Future delivery of a net-negative European power system • Nurses using computerized decision support systems perform […]
The “dark matter” of nutrition – just what are you eating?

Phytochemicals and other molecules in foods can have many health benefits; but what might they be and by what mechanism? Much of this is still poorly understood due to the presence of nutrition "dark […]
Biodiversity research and the impacts of a global pandemic response

BMC Ecology Editorial Board Member, Luke Jacobus, shares his experience of how the COVID-19 pandemic has affected his research and editorial activities. The post Biodiversity research and the impacts […]
“Listening to my baby before birth”: training mothers in labor to detect fetal heart rate...

Very low ratios of midwives to laboring mothers in maternity wards in low-resource settings, such as Liberia, often lead to high rates of birth asphyxia and other negative outcomes due to a lack of […]

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