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Nutrition in palliative care: effective or ineffective? (Journal of Community Nursing) - 195 weeks ago

This article discusses how good health professionals are at managing nutrition in palliative care patients and what we are doing about it locally. Nutrition is an important issue for palliative care patients and their carers.

Investigating the Capacity of an Activated Sludge Process to Reduce Volatile Organic Compounds and Odor Emissions (RedNova) - 196 weeks ago

By Barbosa, Vera; Hobbs, Phil; Sneath, Robert; Burgess, Joanna; Et al ABSTRACT: The effects of hydrogen sulfide (H^sub 2^S) diffusion into activated sludge (AS) on odor and volatile organic compound (VOC) concentrations in offgas were studied over an 8-week period.

Hirschsprung's Disease: Diagnosis and Management (American Family Physician) - 197 weeks ago

JENNIFER KESSMANN, M.D., University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas, Dallas, Texas Hirschsprung's disease (congenital megacolon) is caused by the failed migration of colonic ganglion cells during gestation.

Scots economy 'is being put at risk by falling undergraduate numbers' (The Scotsman) - 197 weeks ago

SCOTLAND'S future prosperity is being put at risk by a fall in undergraduate numbers which business leaders said could not be allowed to continue.

$2 gas is back at Del. stations (The Daily Times) - 197 weeks ago

WILMINGTON — The last time Delaware saw gas at $1.99 a gallon, slugger Mark McGwire was testifying about steroids, the merits of "The DaVinci Code" were being debated and Terri Schiavo's feeding tube was removed.

What price now for nuclear policy? (The Scotsman) - 197 weeks ago

JACK McConnell's hopes that he could rely on the extension of the lives of Scotland's ageing nuclear reactors - and avoid sanctioning the building of new nuclear power stations - suffered a major setback last night.

Scientists fighting malaria bite by bite (Seattle Times) - 197 weeks ago

Scientists are tinkering with genetics to curb mosquitoes' proclivity for picking up — and then transmitting — the deadly parasite that causes malaria.

Physicians Stop Liver Cancer with Millions of Glass Beads (PhysOrg) - 198 weeks ago

University of Cincinnati (UC) physicians are using a new technique that involves injecting patients with millions of tiny radioactive glass beads to control advanced, inoperable liver cancer.

Desert Colossus (American Heritage) - 198 weeks ago

Everything about the Hoover Dam is unfathomably enormous—and it went up in less than three years during America’s worst depression. Hoover Dam straddles the Colorado river at the Nevada-Arizona border.

Md. Scientists Toil to Transform Bug's Fatal Bite (Washington Post) - 198 weeks ago

Blood stains the walls of the cage where the deadly creatures are kept.