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Vascular paste
Made from the compound that the mussels use to cling to the cliffs, a new gel can be spread onto the arterial walls, veins and vascular reinforcement there.
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Dialysis is faster and safer with the new method
Thousands of dialysis patients can be given faster, safer treatments thanks to new implants being tested at St George's Hospital in Lon Don and Manchester University Hos…
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A breakthrough in vein implantation techniques
On June 14, doctors at the University of Gothenburg in Sweden reported that they had successfully implanted successfully from the patient's own stem cells to a 10-year-o…
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New injection for cancer treatment
Researchers say that a new way of injecting drugs leads to prospects in reducing side effects when treating cancer and improving the cure rate, according to Top News. Ac…
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High frequency waves treat chronic venous insufficiency
Chronic venous insufficiency currently has a very high incidence of disease, especially in those who have a habit or occupation that has to stand for a long time, travel…
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Get the stem cell form in the tendon wire
US scientists have found that stem cells in the adult's veins can recover tissue - a discovery that promises new treatments for disease and ligament damage.
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Chronic venous insufficiency, a cause of leg swelling
Chronic venous insufficiency is a cause of leg edema that is rarely known. When severe complications, blood stasis in the veins of the veins forms blood clots, drifting…
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WHO: Warning of the risk of death from sitting on aircraft
When traveling, you have to sit for more than 4 hours, especially on airplanes, doubling the risk of blood clots forming in a vein, which can be fatal. The World Health…
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Varicose veins of legs: Common disease in older women
Women who stand a lot when doing housework, are pregnant, give birth a lot, use birth control pills are at risk of developing varicose veins at the age of 40-50. The man…
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Working long hours in front of a computer can be fatal
Office workers often sit at desks or sit for hours in front of a computer screen each day dying from blood clots in the veins, New Zealand scientists warn.
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Note when taking the medicine under the tongue
Sublingual drugs are not a dosage form but a use. To be placed under the tongue, the medicine must be released under the tongue quickly (2-3 minutes or a few dozen minut…
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Canada: Apply cooling technique to heart surgery
The team at the Heart Institute of Montreal (Canada) has succeeded in first using cooling techniques for heart surgery for a woman with atrial fibrillation. This is a co…
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Dangerous changes in the female body
Women who are taking birth control pills if they feel that the veins in their legs are enlarged, their legs are heavy, or they have headaches, they should go to the hosp…
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Germany: Replace heart valves without surgery
Yesterday (December 15), a 14-year-old German boy will receive a new heart valve made from a cow's vein at the Heart Research Center in Muenchen. The process of heart va…