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11 December 2006，It is currently not clear how to prevent peanut allergy. Some studies suggest that peanut avoidance in early infancy may help to prevent allergy, whereas other research suggests the o...
Volunteers required for whiplash injury research（图）
Volunteers whiplash injury chronic symptoms
2006/12/13
30 November 2006,UQ's Physiotherapy Division is asking people to don a special vest to improve understanding of the impact of whiplash on the daily life of people with chronic symptoms.
Abnormal Pap smears not unusual
Pap smears clinics
2006/12/13
06 December 2006，One in four Australian women have received an abnormal result on a Pap smear test.A report, published in health journal Sexual Health, has found nearly all women had had at least one ...
11 December 2006，Unique research at The University of Queensland could revolutionise the treatment of pain relief – thanks to a humble sea snail.Dr Jenny Ekberg, a Research Fellow with UQ's School of ...
08 December 2006，University of Queensland researchers are examining a possible link between a history of depression and anxiety and the likelihood of developing Alzheimer's disease, the most common fo...
Jakarta Workshop Training Regional Experts to Combat Human Pandemic Influenza
Human Pandemic Influenza workshop
2006/12/11
JAKARTA, INDONESIA (1 December 2006) - A workshop opened this week in Jakarta to train an international team of experts to develop more effective rapid international and national responses and nationa...
Transcriptional profiling of degraded RNA in cryopreserved and fixed tissue samples obtained at autopsy
RNA samples autopsy
2006/12/11
4 December 2006，Traditional multiplexed gene expression methods require well preserved, intact RNA. Such specimens are difficult to acquire in clinical practice where formalin fixation is the standard...
24 November 2006，The pace of advances in medical radiation imaging and treatment is being matched by few other fields of science and technology, world health leaders were told in Vienna last week at a...
Focus on TuberculosisAnnual surveillance report 2006 – England, Wales and Northern Ireland
Tuberculosis surveillance report
2006/12/5
30 NOV 2006，Focus on Tuberculosis is the first annual surveillance report that brings together surveillance information on the occurrence of tuberculosis in England, Wales, and Northern Ireland from m...
Intermountain Healthcare and GE Healthcare Form Alliance for Clinical Content Development
Electric health records enterprise clinical information system
2006/12/5
30 Nov 2006，GE Healthcare, a division of General Electric Company, recently announced that it has expanded its alliance with Intermountain Healthcare to include the development of standardized termino...
NEMA Co-Sponsors Medical Imaging Briefing on Transforming Cardiovascular Care
Cardiovascular Cardiology Bioengineering
2006/12/5
30 Nov 2006，（ROSSLYN, VA)—The National Electrical Manufacturers Association (NEMA), in collaboration with the American College of Cardiology, the Academy of Radiology Research, and the Coalition for I...
November 17, 2006，UPTON, NY - Scientists at the U.S. Department of Energy’s Brookhaven National Laboratory have set the stage for the rapid identification of compounds to fight against severe acquired...
High Dopamine Transporter Levels Not Correlated with ADHD（图）
Dopamine Transporter Levels brain Neuroimage
2006/12/4
November 29, 2006,UPTON, NY - Results from a brain-imaging study conducted at the U.S. Department of Energy’s Brookhaven National Laboratory in collaboration with Mount Sinai School of Medicine in New...
Penn Celebrates Re-Naming of Nursing Building, Launches "Where Science Leads" Campaign
Nursing health care
2006/11/30
November 27, 2006，PHILADELPHIA - The University of Pennsylvania School of Nursing officially launches a $60 million fund-raising campaign, "Where Science Leads," on Nov. 30 with a celebration marking ...
28 Nov 2006，A currently favoured cognitive model of the abnormal behaviours and experiences characteristic of schizophrenia suggests that they may be linked to a disturbance in the effects of context....