Video Bronchoscopy-Assisted Intubation Shows Promise in Children With Difficult Airways
A Tiny Camera May Change How Doctors Tackle Children’s Most Dangerous Airways When a child’s airway is difficult to access,...
Arden Whitmore covers clinical medicine and diagnostics for Scienmag, focusing on clinical research, diagnostic methods, patient care, and evidence that shapes day-to-day health decisions.
A Tiny Camera May Change How Doctors Tackle Children’s Most Dangerous Airways When a child’s airway is difficult to access,...
College Drinking Beliefs Linked to “Drunkorexia” and Alcohol-Related Harm Across Six Countries A study of more than 2,500 college drinkers...
A Chemical “Fingerprint” in Blood Could Help Forensic Experts Distinguish Opioid Deaths from Hangings When a person dies after an...
A large-scale analysis of studies involving children and adolescents has found that “weight talk”—comments about body size, dieting, weight control,...
Asthma is often described as a controllable disease, but a large analysis of medical records in China suggests that a...
A Blood Test That Tracks Inflammation May Also Signal Metabolic Syndrome, U.S. Study Finds A routine blood count could contain...
Heart failure is emerging as one of the most overlooked cardiovascular threats facing people with type 2 diabetes, according to...
A New Molecular Strategy Produces Biphenyl-Macolacin Antibiotic Candidates Active Against Resistant Bacteria The search for antibiotics that can outmaneuver drug-resistant...
A Hidden Price of Survival: One in Three Adults With Type 1 Diabetes Report Skipping Care Because of Cost For...
Pig Kidneys Are Moving Toward the Clinic. The Hardest Transplant Decision May Be Ethical For decades, kidney xenotransplantation has been...
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