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Medical Notes: Week of March 18, 2018

>> March 18, 2018
The Food and Drug Administration has approved the first at home test for the BRCA1 and 2 genes that cause breast cancer but regulators warn that the test does not reveal a womanโ€™s full risk. ย The saliva test from 23andMe tests for only three of the more than …
ListenMedical Notes: Week of March 18, 2018
Overdoing School Lockdown Drills

Overdoing School Lockdown Drills

>> March 11, 2018
Due to the spike in school shootings over the last few years, people are becoming more concerned with the safety of students, teachers, and other individualโ€™s on school campuses. Many schools have started taking cautionary measures by preparing students and …
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The Mystery of Anesthesia

The Mystery of Anesthesia

>> March 11, 2018
Anesthesia is one of the most commonly used medical practices. It is used on patients who are undergoing surgery in order to make them unconscious for the duration of the procedure. Despite being a well used practice, doctors admit that they do not know how …
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Medical Notes: Week of March 11, 2018

>> March 11, 2018
Antibiotic resistance has left some serious infections with only one defense and the development of new antibiotics has slowed to a crawl, but a study in the journal Nature Microbiology reveals that scientists have found an entire new family of antibiotics in …
ListenMedical Notes: Week of March 11, 2018

Misunderstanding Autism

>> March 4, 2018
Autism has been misunderstood ever since its first description in the 1940โ€™s. Experts describe how this misunderstanding has drastically affected treatment of people with autism, and how schools and other institutions might change their approach and …
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Cyclic Vomiting Syndrome

Cyclic Vomiting Syndrome

>> March 4, 2018
Vomiting is not a pleasurable experience for anybody, but most people do not suffer from it all that often. However, people with cyclic vomiting syndrome may experience this discomfort once or twice a month for 24 to 48 hours, and sometimes, even up to ten …
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Medical Notes: Week of March 4, 2018

>> March 4, 2018
Doctors may have a lot more time to respond to strokes than they thought. ย Studies in the New England Journal of Medicine show that with quick brain scans to pinpoint stroke locations doctors may have as long as 24 hours after a stroke to administer clot …
ListenMedical Notes: Week of March 4, 2018

ADHD and Sleep Disorders (2018)

>> February 25, 2018
Over the years, the number of diagnoses of ADHD have skyrocketed, not only in children, but adults, as well. But recent research shows that some of these individuals suffering from ADHD could actually just be suffering from a disordered body clock. Dr. Vatsal …
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A Real-Life Star Trek Tricorder

A Real-Life Star Trek Tricorder

>> February 25, 2018
Most people have seen sci-fi shows or films like Star Wars and Star Trek, and been amused by the imagined technology used in their fictional universes. But Dr. Basil Harris, an emergency physician at Lankenau Medical Center and the founder of Final Frontier …
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Medical Notes: Week of February 25, 2018

>> February 25, 2018
Scientists have zeroed in on what causes many cases of colitis and chronic inflammatory bowel disease, what most people call the 24-hour stomach flu.ย  In reality thatโ€™s usually a case of food poisoning, not the flu, and it happens more often than we think.ย  A …
ListenMedical Notes: Week of February 25, 2018
Dashing Old Stuttering Myths

Dashing Old Stuttering Myths (2018)

>> February 18, 2018
The causes of stuttering have long remained a mystery. Over time, people have been led to believe that stuttering can be caused by psychological issues or develop due to parenting style. But, experts are discovering that these beliefs may not be true. Recent …
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Manufacturing Happiness

Manufacturing Happiness

>> February 18, 2018
We all want to be happy yet the American culture appears to be experiencing a joy-deficit. While it is well known that some individuals suffer from a chemical imbalance in the brain that affects their ability to be happy, many people are not aware of the fact …
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