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An Irish hospital is trying to prevent unused laughing gas from escaping into the atmosphere, in a bid to curb waste and go green in healthcare. Nitrous oxide, also known as laughing gas, has long been used to relieve pain and relax patients ahead of surgery – but outdated hospital infrastructure means much of the anaesthetic gas is actually wasted and released into the atmosphere, where it remains for around 120 years.

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Arne Cavents tenía cuatro años cuando fue diagnosticado erróneamente. Cavents creció en una pequeña ciudad de Bélgica y sabía que era diferente a los demás niños. Le habían operado para corregir unas piernas que giraban hacia dentro y tenía dificultades para atarse los zapatos y montar en bicicleta. Debido a sus síntomas, se creía que padecía la enfermedad de Charcot-Marie-Tooth (CMT), una afección hereditaria progresiva que provoca debilidad muscular en pies, tobillos, piernas y manos.

3 weeks ago | es.euronews.com | Gabriela Galvin

Una nueva herramienta de inteligencia artificial (IA) podría mejorar la salud de algunos hombres con cáncer de próstata al identificar si se beneficiarían de un tratamiento prometedor. El fármaco abiraterona bloquea la producción de testosterona en todo el organismo, incluido el tumor.

4 weeks ago | euronews.com | Gabriela Galvin

Arne Cavents was four years old when he was misdiagnosed. Growing up in a small city in Belgium, Cavents knew he was different from other children. He’d had surgery to correct his inward-turning legs, and had difficulty tying his shoes and riding a bicycle. Due to his symptoms, he was believed to have Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease (CMT), a progressive hereditary condition that causes muscle weakness in the feet, ankles, legs, and hands. His mother, sister, and grandmother suffered the same issues.