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Medicine ARTICLES

Chronic kidney disease: a growing global issue


ScienceOmega.com's Katy Edgington reports from Istanbul, where, in the presence of nephrologists from across the world, the ERA-EDTA's 50th Congress is about to begin
hospital dialysis equipment

Mothers of the millennium: reducing maternal mortality

Professor Nynke van den Broek, of the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine’s MNH Unit, charts the ongoing focus on reducing maternal mortality worldwide...
Pregnancy

Peritoneal priorities - an interview with Professor Nick Topley

Professor Nick Topley, President of EuroPD, discusses the merits of peritoneal dialysis, and the need to raise the profile of this often underutilised therapy...
Kidney under microscope

Heroin vaccine blocks relapse in tests

Preclinical tests in animal models show that a heroin vaccine developed at The Scripps Research Institute prevents relapse
Heroin, spoon and syringe
Ugandan mother and babyManaging maternal mortality
Pregnant stomachClamping down on pre-eclampsia
Dotor and babyYouth must be served - an article from the RCPCH
Mosquito after feedingMosquitoes on the rampage: malaria isn't beaten yet
Pregnant womanProtecting the expecting


Biology

NanoSIMS researchers
Algae act as coral food banks in tough times Bird personality linked to climate variation? Visual processing: how the brain keeps up with reality Cuticle fatigue: how long do insects last?


Healthcare

Diabetes concept
Developing the diabetes dialogue - Science Omega Review The voice of the vulnerable - an article from SAFE Ireland Visual processing: how the brain keeps up with reality Sunlight benefits greater than skin cancer risk?


Nanotechnology

Nanotech concept
A quantum leap - semiconductors in nanoscience Small fortunes - an article from NanoKTN New system quickly detects trace amounts of hazardous chemicals Green light for cut-and-paste proteins


Sociology

Scared woman
The voice of the vulnerable - an article from SAFE Ireland App provides window on creative process 'Hedonometer' measures global happiness via tweets Humpback hunting tips shared socially
Is the British education system too heavily focused on targeted outcomes?
Do you think that the medical profession regards chronic fatigue syndrome and myalgic encephalomyelitis (CFS/ME) as seriously as it should?
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