Nancy Lapid
Health Science Editor at Reuters
Health Science Editor at Reuters. Wife, Stepmom, Bubbe, Sister, Aunt. Any opinions are mine. https://t.co/95ehuJRHvO https://t.co/lB4R2VaQuP
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reuters.com | Nancy Lapid
May 9 (Reuters) - (To receive the full newsletter in your inbox for free sign up here)Ultrasound waves can penetrate through thick tissues and print medical implants inside a body, experiments in animals suggest. Sign up here. Researchers created 3D implants using focused ultrasound and ultrasound-responsive bioinks delivered via injection or catheter.
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6 days ago |
kfgo.com | Nancy Lapid
By Nancy Lapid(Reuters) -In a roughly five-week period this year, the U.S. National Institutes of Health terminated $1.81 billion in medical research funding, according to a new analysis. Between February 28 and April 8, the NIH canceled 694 grants in response to the Trump administration’s policy shifts and its efforts to shrink the federal budget, the authors of the analysis published on Thursday in JAMA found.
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6 days ago |
kelo.com | Nancy Lapid
By Nancy Lapid(Reuters) -In a roughly five-week period this year, the U.S. National Institutes of Health terminated $1.81 billion in medical research funding, according to a new analysis. Between February 28 and April 8, the NIH canceled 694 grants in response to the Trump administration’s policy shifts and its efforts to shrink the federal budget, the authors of the analysis published on Thursday in JAMA found.
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1 week ago |
bilyonaryo.com | Nancy Lapid
SOURCE: ReutersBy Nancy LapidMay 7 (Reuters) – High-voltage electrical pulses to the upper region of the small intestine in a minimally invasive procedure can significantly improve type 2 diabetes, researchers reported at the Digestive Disease Week meeting. The magnitude of improvement is comparable to the diabetes benefits seen with gastric bypass weight loss surgery, particularly in patients who receive the highest-dose electrical pulses, the researchers said.
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1 week ago |
conexiant.com | Nancy Lapid
High-voltage electrical pulses to the upper region of the small intestine in a minimally invasive procedure can significantly improve type 2 diabetes, researchers reported at the Digestive Disease Week meeting. The magnitude of improvement is comparable to diabetes benefits seen with gastric bypass surgery, particularly in patients who receive the highest-dose electrical pulses, according to researchers.
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