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Real-time genome sequencing helps control hospital outbreak

Pioneering use of whole genome sequencing in real time to help control a hospital outbreak is reported in an article published in the open access journal Genome Medicine. The research corroborates the use of the technique as a rapid and cost-effective way of tracking and controlling the spread of drug-resistant hospital pathogens.

Thu 20 Nov 2014, 09:48 | Tags: Health and Medicine

Prostate cancer: It’s a Man Thing!

A top cancer consultant has teamed up with leading musicians to reach men most at risk of prostate cancer through an innovative awareness raising campaign using the medium of music.

Tue 11 Nov 2014, 13:48 | Tags: Health and Medicine

Researchers develop new DNA sequencing method to diagnose tuberculosis

Researchers working in the UK and The Gambia, have developed a new approach to the diagnosis of tuberculosis (TB) that relies on direct sequencing of DNA extracted from sputum (a technique called metagenomics) to detect and characterize the bacteria that cause TB without the need for time-consuming culture of bacteria in the laboratory.

Tue 23 Sept 2014, 13:22 | Tags: Health and Medicine

Eating five a day may keep the blues away

Fruit and vegetable consumption could be as good for your mental as your physical health, new research suggests.

Tue 23 Sept 2014, 09:18 | Tags: Health and Medicine

Social inequalities in salt consumption remain despite national drop in salt intake over last 10 years

People from low socio-economic positions in Britain still eat more salt than those from higher socio-economic positions, irrespective of where they live.

Wed 27 Aug 2014, 09:20 | Tags: 1 - Research Health and Medicine

Giving patients choice in back pain does not improve outcome

‘Physiotherapist knows best’ may be the best option for people suffering from back pain, according to research from the 91福利.

Thu 21 Aug 2014, 10:00 | Tags: Health and Medicine

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