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Scientists develop a new blood test for multiple myeloma

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Scientists in Toronto and China have developed a new blood test for multiple myeloma, which will make it much easier to detect this very...

Blood supply shortages can be solved by shortening blood donation intervals

Pradeep Sukumar - 0
In a recent long-term study, blood donors were studied to determine if shortening blood donation intervals is safe for donors and whether this strategy...

In the pipeline: new drugs for high blood pressure

Julie Mcshane MA MB BS - 0
Research is ongoing into several new drugs for high blood pressure. Blood pressure is a measure of the force with which blood is circulating in...

How common is high blood pressure in children?

Avery Bisbee - 0
A meta-analysis of almost 50 articles published over a 24-year period examined the global prevalence of high blood pressure in children. High blood pressure, also...

Is it risky to continue with blood thinner drugs after a gastrointestinal bleed?

Bhavana Achary PhD - 0
Study shows the benefit of resuming blood thinner drugs after a gastrointestinal bleed outweighs the risk of a rebleeding event. Gastrointestinal (GI) bleeding is a...

Can a new system of rapid blood tests for heart attack improve patient care?

Julie Mcshane MA MB BS - 0
Australian researchers investigated how a new system of rapid blood tests for heart attack could help doctors to make earlier decisions about patient care. In...

Could a Blood Test for Concussion Help in Diagnosing Brain Injuries?

Julie Mcshane MA MB BS - 0
A large US study in trauma patients evaluated a new blood test for concussion in the diagnosis of brain injuries. A concussion is a type...

Could smartphones eventually be used to monitor blood pressure?

Avery Bisbee - 0
New research investigates the possibility of monitoring blood pressure with smartphone cameras. Nearly 50 percent of American adults have high blood pressure, and a large...
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