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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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BMC MEDICINE

Could people achieve remission of type 2 diabetes without needing to lose weight?
Nicola Guess’ latest research into helping people achieve remission from type 2 diabetes is registered at the ISRCTN registry. To mark World Diabetes Day Dr Nicola Guess takes a look at the latest […]
World Diabetes Day 2020: nursing education and care
For World Diabetes Day 2020 we look at a selection of research registered at the ISRCTN registry investigating the role of nursing in diabetes care. The post World Diabetes Day 2020: nursing […]
#BlackInCardioWeek: How it started, what happened, and what is to come
Black In Cardio is an international group of cardiovascular scientists and trainees from diverse backgrounds and subject areas. A team of eight strangers met on Twitter and volunteered time to make […]
World Rabies Day 2020: where does rabies come from and how can vaccination rates be increased in...
Felix Lankester’s latest research into vaccination strategies to eliminate human rabies is registered at the ISRCTN registry. To mark World Rabies Day in September, Felix Lankester PhD writes about […]
The forgotten, the ignored and the under-served – trials cannot continue to fail large parts of...
We do randomised trials to improve healthcare decisions, decisions that may have a lasting influence on people’s health. Every day the public, patients, healthcare professionals and policymakers […]

BMC BIOLOGY

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 […]
Fruit bats in flight
Already faced with challenges, such as habitat loss, bushmeat hunting, and bad press due to associations with infectious diseases, the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has also contributed to the misguided […]
A protective nesting association with white storks aids the spread of an invasive parakeet from...
Dailos Hernández-Brito, author of a new publication in Frontiers in Zoology, takes us through a commensalism relationship between an invasive bird, the monk parakeet, and a native bird species, the […]

BMC SERIES BLOG

Racism could be fueling poor health among minority groups in the UK
Racial discrimination affects not only mental health but also physical health. Authors Ruth Hackett and Amy Ronaldson discuss their findings from new research published today in BMC Public Health […]
Can science be musical?
The coronavirus pandemic has been at the forefront of many researchers' minds this year. A recent publication in BMC Bioinformatics by Mark D. Temple has looked at an interesting new approach that […]
A Q&A with Editorial Board Member Seeram Ramakrishna, on BMC Biomedical Engineering
Professor Seeram Ramakrishna from the National University of Singapore speaks about his perspective on BMC Biomedical Engineering. The post A Q&A with Editorial Board Member Seeram Ramakrishna, […]
Quality of life and future risk of dying
A systematic review of 47 studies on over 1 million individuals is the first to investigate the association between Quality of Life (QoL) and mortality in community-dwelling individuals with or […]
Highlights of the BMC Series – September 2020
Considerations for CRISPR human germline editing • A unified tool to assess the risk of research bias • Dietary supplementation and its effects on human gut microbiota • Pregnancy and the risks […]
Contact tracing through friendship groups identifies additional syphilis and gonorrhea cases
A study just published in BMC Public Health looks at whether eliciting friendship networks of people diagnosed with syphilis and gonorrhea may find members of their sexual networks, drug use […]
Getting real about kidney transplant timelines
In this month's BMC Nephrology blog, Editor Dr. Sumeska Thavarajah explores the difficulty of predicting pretransplant hemodialysis duration for dialysis patients cleared for transplanation, and […]

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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