Simulab Releases New AirwayBaby Infant Airway Management Trainer
The training tool is designed to provide healthcare professionals with realistic practice on airway management for infants aged 0 to 6 months.
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Model Mimics How Alveoli Work
Chinese scientists have created a model alveolar system that mimics the breathing action of the human lung and allows visualization of flow patterns within the alveoli.
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LatestThree Clinical Experiences Treating Patients with COVID-19 Respiratory Failure
Critical Care Transport and the COVID-19 patient: Challenges, Experiences and Outcomes. Hear from three experts about their experiences treating patients with COVID-19 respiratory failure.
COPD Patients Need More Mental Health Support
It’s not surprising that shortness of breath, a common symptom of COPD, can induce panic. Anxiety is a regular issue for people who live with this disease.
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Products 2019: Resuscitation, Simulation, Testing
A closer look at resuscitation, simulation and testing devices on the market from Hans Rudolph, Zoll, and more.
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Llamas Could Save Us All from the Flu
A new paper in the journal Science showed that a therapy based on llama antibodies could protect mice from otherwise lethal doses of the flu.
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World Lung Day Puts Spotlight on Lung Health
The Forum of International Respiratory Societies marked World Lung Day (Sept 25) this year by calling for public awareness of lung disease, tobacco/smoking reductions, better access to healthcare, and more.
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Computerized Cognitive Rehab for Post-ICU Care
Computerized cognitive rehabilitation (CCR) has shown benefits for the cognitive impairment and delirium often associated with ICU stays.
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Optical Biopsy Shows Promise for Lung Transplant Patients
An optical biopsy device could become a safe and effective alternative to invasive biopsies in lung transplant patients, according to a Mayo Clinic study.
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Team Approach Improves ICU Care, Lowers Costs
Families of ICU patients report higher satisfaction with clinician communication and a better perception of patient-centered care when the care team uses a low-cost strategy involving intensive emotional support and frequent meetings.
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Blood Test Predicts Onset of Tuberculosis Up to Two Years in Advance
A new blood test has been found to more accurately predict the development of tuberculosis up to two years before its onset in people living with someone with active TB.
Read MoreFor Athletes, Asthma-like Symptoms Are Not Always Asthma
An athlete complaining of dyspnea who thought she had asthma was later diagnosed with exercise-induced laryngeal obstruction (EILO), which mimics many of asthma’s symptoms.
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Algorithm Can Diagnose Pneumonia Better than Radiologists
Stanford researchers have developed a machine-learning algorithm that can diagnose pneumonia from...
Read MoreIncreased eCQM Adoption, Reporting from Hospitals
The Joint Commission’s annual report found more US hospitals are adopting Electronic Clinical Quality Measures (eCQM) to drive quality improvement.
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Mercury Medical Forms Distribution Partnership with Dynavision
Mercury Medical recently partnered with Dynavision International to distribute the Dynavision D2, a visual motor and neuro-cognitive rehabilitation device.
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