Video: Diagnosing and Treating Autonomic Disorders
This video by Stanford Hospital & Clinics highlights the complexities of diagnosing and treating autonomic system disorders.
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Cureus People: Matthew LaVelle, Wayne State University School of Medicine
Team Curēus talked with Matthew LaVelle, Wayne State University School of Medicine. His entry won Grand Prize in the Curēus Fall 2012 International Poster Competition.
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Stanford Scientists Create HIV-resistant Cells
Stanford University Scientists have developed a technique to genetically engineer key immune system cells and make them resistant to HIV, according to a new study.
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Cureus People: Jay Gantz, University of Washington
Our video team caught up with Jay Gantz on campus at the University of Washington. Jay won 2nd place with his Cardiology poster submission entered in the Curēus Fall 2012 Poster Competition.
Yale Scientist Discovers New Tick-Borne Disease
Even though symptoms are similar to lymes disease, the Borrelia miyamotoi bacteria will not show up on tests for lymes disease according to a study published in the New England Journal of Medicine this week.
Cureus Editorial Board Feature: Robert M. Quencer, MD
Curēus met with Robert M. Quencer, MD, Robert Shapiro Professor of Radiology at the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine, Chairman of the Department of Radiology and Curēus Editorial Board member.
Blueberries, Strawberries May Decrease Risk of Heart Attack for Women
Younger woman who consumed blueberries and strawberries at least three times a week reduced their risk of a heart attack by as much as one-third.
Cureus People: Shawna Bellew, University Of Central Florida
Shawna Bellew won 3rd place for her entries in the OB/GYN and Internal Medicine categories in The Curēus 2012 Fall Poster Competition.
Guidelines for Avoiding Authorship Conflicts
It is not surprising that authorship disputes accounted for nearly 15 percent of all self-reported issues brought to the HMS / HSDM / HSPH Ombuds Office last year.
Steps Towards An Open Model For Medical Publishing
The New Yorker is the latest publication to pick up on the myriad of issues surrounding scientific publishing in their article Cleaning Up Science by Gary Marcus.
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