Category: Science
The “Science” section features a range of insightful articles focused on the latest developments and research in the scientific community, particularly in healthcare and medicine. This section provides an in-depth look at various scientific studies, trends, and contributions that are shaping the future of medicine and public health.
Included in this section are the following interesting articles:
- Research: Detailed reports on cutting-edge scientific studies, experiments, and clinical trials that offer new perspectives and breakthroughs in medical science.
- Incidence: Articles that explore the prevalence and incidence of diseases, offering statistical insights into health trends and helping to understand the global impact of various conditions.
- Physicians: Profiles and studies on the role of physicians, highlighting advancements in medical practices, specialties, and the importance of continuous education in the medical field.
- Bibliography: A curated list of essential academic references, scholarly articles, and publications that provide a deeper understanding of medical science and research.
This section is designed for those looking to stay informed about the evolving landscape of scientific advancements in healthcare.
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Bibliography
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Medical Journals The best articles we have found are listed below. If you have time for only one, we recommend the one by Eklof et al. It presents its own results plus a table recapping the findings of other researchers. To find most of these articles or do research of…
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Physicians: Preventive Measures
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The Aerospace Medical Association published a booklet for physicians in 1997 called Medical Guidelines for Air Travel, covering things a physician would need to know. The booklet can be ordered for $14.50 (plus $3.50 S&H;) from their website at www.asma.org Following is an excerpt used by permission from ASMA editor Pam Day:…
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Incidence
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The Lancet (9/8) published an abstract of Airhealth.org’s analysis of 21 sources of data concluding that, of two million DVT cases and 200,000 PE deaths each year in the US, half are caused by air travel. (Full text below) Subsequent studies have also found large numbers of cases of air…
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Research
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Strong recent studies are described below. The work of these researchers forms a whole that is greater that the sum of its parts. Schobersberger finds clotting factors rising significantly while anti-clotting factors decline. Bendz’ findings were similar, but in an environment where immobility was ruled out as the cause of…