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02/11/2015

“My little war-porn addiction”: David Shields on how the New York Times made the Iraq and Afghanistan wars look “really cool, really glamorous, really bloodless”

Salon talks to David Shields about the Times' "jingoistic flag waving" in its "war is heck" photography

02/11/2015

Countries at Heart of Ebola Outbreak See First Virus-Free Week

The week of October 4 is the first without new patients since March 2014 but WHO warns that further cases may still break out

30/10/2015

iPads In Health And Medicine: More Than An Information Revolution?

Apple's iPad is increasingly finding use in health and medicine, with applications ranging from giving individuals instant access to a wealth of reference, educational and...

30/10/2015

Robots taking over to help medical research

Our latest feature takes an in-depth look at how the use of robots has progressed within nanotechnologies, biomedics and medical research, and how it may grow in the future.

30/10/2015

Better Health Cost-Cutting Through Data

Hospitals seek to balance the opportunity and confusions of data services.

29/10/2015

10 Top Medical and Technological Innovations of 2013

With some ready for prime time and others still in development, these discoveries are certain to have a dramatic impact on healthcare in the next decade.

29/10/2015

STERIS Isomedix Services to Add Small Volume Ethylene Oxide Processing in California

STERIS Isomedix Services is pleased to announce the expansion of its existing Temecula, California ethylene oxide sterilisation facility to include small volume processing.The expansion will add four small ethylene oxide chambers of various sizes...

28/10/2015

Gene therapy involves introducing genetic material into cells to replace missing or malfunctioning genes or to add a gene to express a beneficial protein in order to treat certain diseases, such as cancer or inherited disorders.

28/10/2015

Hot dogs, bacon and other processed meats cause cancer, World Health Organization declares

U.S. meat industry objects controversial finding and prepares for battle.

27/10/2015

While science has proven that memory games don't make you smarter, there are five methods that actually do work.

27/10/2015

Which one of these unique buildings do YOU think is the coolest?

27/10/2015

Pharmacists Find Ways to Make ADCs Work in the ED

BETHESDA, MD 23 Oct 2015—Pharmacists say automated dispensing cabinets (ADCs) can bring efficiencies to the care of patients in the emergency department (ED), but it's important to ensure that nurses aren't worried about being administratively locked out of the devices during a crisis.