Healthcare Staffing Company Medical Solutions Named Among "2009 Best Places to Work in Omaha"
...aff translates to quality relationships with its traveling healthcare professionals and client hospitals. The great teamwork at the company eliminates unneeded stress for the travelers and the hospital staffing professionals they work with, allowing them to focus solely on providing quality patient care. ...Supply of Key Children's Vaccine Almost Back to Normal
...cines such as the DTaP-IPV/Hib (Pentacel), so physicians need to assess this carefully "to ensure appropriate coverage while minimizing extra doses of unneeded vaccine." Last November, CDC officials said the Hib vaccine shortfall had caused them to monitor Hib infections. At the time, the agency said it ha...Perot Systems Releases ARRA Webcast Featuring Leading Analyst Firm
...organizations sharing information about the patients across the various care venues in a timely fashion so that we can reduce duplication of services, unneeded tests and preventable medical errors." About Perot Systems Perot Systems is a worldwide provider of information technology services and busin...Tips from the American Journal of Pathology
...ynuclein-caused cell death, Wei et al treated cells with a molecule that disrupts the function of lysosomes, cell components responsible for digesting unneeded and excess material in cells. Treatment with gangliosides reversed the lysosomal disruption, which suggests that gangliosides protect against the lys...Educating referring clinicians about advanced imaging leads to drop in imaging exams
...eness of radiation from radiologic studies and increasing costs of medical imaging we hypothesized that a simple intervention of education will reduce unneeded studies and thereby decrease cost and radiation doses to patients," said Joseph Platnick, MD, lead author of the study. "The study found that targeted...More intense bladder cancer treatment does not improve survival, U-M study finds
...nefit to the patient. It makes sense to many doctors and patients that more would be better, but unfortunately there can be unintended consequences of unneeded care," says study author Brent Hollenbeck, M.D., M.S., assistant professor of urology at the U-M Medical School. The study found that patients trea...New AARP Initiative Encourages Community Members to Help Others Better Manage Their Prescriptions
...rcent of Americans over 65 are using one or more inappropriate medications, and 57 percent are taking medications that are ineffective, duplicative or unneeded (1). An initiative of Create the Good, a network of independent volunteers active in neighborhoods across the country, Rx Snapshot is an easy wa...Study of Drug Therapy for Compulsive Buying Yields a Puzzle, Stanford Researcher Says
...t, while five of the eight patients receiving a placebo relapsed. People suffering from compulsive buying disorder are preoccupied with shopping for unneeded items and are frequently unable to resist purchasing them. The problem is not a simple lack of willpower, said Koran, who described it as being as rea...Stanford Study Finds No Conclusive Benefit From Treating Kleptomania With Medication
...s. More than 1.2 million people in the United States are thought to suffer from kleptomania, the guilt-ridden, impulsive stealing of inexpensive and unneeded items. The condition differs from shoplifting, in which the action is usually planned and motivated by need or monetary gain. People suffering from kl...Epidemic of unneeded amputations
Non-traumatic amputations ?those caused by arterial blockages related to diabetes, smoking, obesity and vascular system complications ?are occurring at an alarming rate. Yet physicians may be too quick to amputate as 85 percent of them may be preventable, according to the International Diabetes Fou...Conaway Lab identifies novel mechanism for regulation of gene expression
...iously, the Conaway Lab demonstrated that Uch37 is associated with another multiprotein complex, the proteasome a large protein complex that degrades unneeded or damaged proteins. In the new paper, the team shows that when bound to INO80, Uch37 can also be activated in the presence of proteasomes. Although t...Researchers discover inherited mutation for leukemia
...istant female relative developed this form of leukemia. The chemical change is called DNA methylation. Healthy cells use this process to silence unneeded genes. But abnormal DNA methylation can turn off genes that control cell growth, and that lead to tumor growth. "Our findings identify for the f...Heart failure: Intervention possibilities from imaging programmed cell loss
... Using a nuclear medicine technique and molecular imaging to "see" programmed cell loss—the body's normal way of getting rid of unneeded or abnormal cells—may help in early identification of those individuals who are at risk of developing heart failure, say researchers in the April Jour...Bacterial protein mimics host to cripple defenses
...contain infections, nip potential cancers in the bud, and get rid of old or unneeded cells. However, runaway PCD leads to everything from unseemly spots on toma... enzyme plant and animal cells use to attach the small protein ubiquitin to unneeded or defective proteins. Other enzymes then chew up and "recycle" the ubiquit...Favrille Announces Resolution of Debt Obligations and Plans for Maximizing Assets
...y laid off 132 of its 144 employees, including six of its eight executive officers, effective June 6, 2008. In addition, the Company plans to sell all unneeded fixed assets in the near future. Favrille is currently in discussions with its landlord regarding the terms of the existing lease agreement in light...Technology Implications of Sarbanes-Oxley
...utes arise. A RM process evaluates documents for their fiscal, legal, operational and historical value and minimizes risks by periodically destroying unneeded items. Many companies do not have good internal controls, especially when it comes to e-mail, content management and processes. The ramification...James Thomson plans to stay in Madison to study genesis of stem cells
...ble embryonic stem cells have high levels of Caspase 3/7, enzymes that break down proteins as part of a process called programmed cell death, in which unneeded cells are culled during normal development of the body. Yet the stem cells do not die, Thomson said, even though the Caspase levels would kill most ot...