Google News Alert for: disease
| Millions Mark World Diabetes Day MarketWatch - USA World Diabetes Day draws attention to the global diabetes epidemic and the need for action to improve care, prevent the disease in those at risk and find a ... See all stories on this topic |
| Google predicts spread of flu using huge search data guardian.co.uk - UK Google has applied its massive data-collecting power for the first time to prediction of the spread of disease, with the launch of a site that claims to be ... See all stories on this topic |
| Google tool tracks flu spread CBC.ca - Toronto,Ontario,Canada "But I think that we know what the search engine is going to pick up is interest in influenza and that may not necessarily mirror disease at the time. ... See all stories on this topic |
| Google uses search patterns to accurately estimate flu activity Computerworld - Framingham,MA,USA Observers say the ability to predict disease outbreaks could boost Google's health care efforts. The company launched its Google Health online personal ... See all stories on this topic |
| Can Google tell us when the flu will hit? Minneapolis Star Tribune - Minneapolis,MN,USA The tool appears to be the first public project that uses the powerful database of a search engine to track the emergence of a disease. ... See all stories on this topic |
| Top Serious Health Concerns for African Americans MarketWatch - USA Cardiovascular Disease--The number one killer of all Americans but several studies show it is far worse for African Americans who are at greater risk for ... See all stories on this topic |
| Vical Completes Enrollment and Reports Positive Interim Data in ... MarketWatch - USA "These patients are highly immunosuppressed after transplant and, due to pre-existing infection, are at risk of CMV reactivation and the associated disease ... See all stories on this topic |
| Google.org to track outbreaks of flu Boston Globe - United States "In theory, we could use this stream of information to learn about other disease trends as well," said Philip M. Polgreen, assistant professor of medicine ... See all stories on this topic |
| Study chronicles drug-resistant TB in the US Los Angeles Times - CA,USA But from 1985 to 1992, the disease that everyone thought was on the way to extinction staged a comeback. The resurgence coincided with the beginning of this ... See all stories on this topic |
| Acusphere Reveals Positive Analysis Results Of Coronary Artery ... RTT News - Williamsville,NY,USA ... trials of Imagify, an investigational new drug developed to assess perfusion using ultrasound for the detection of coronary artery disease or CAD. ... See all stories on this topic |
Google Blogs Alert for: disease
| National Alzheimer's Disease Month By somersetpubliclibrary Did you know that November is National Alzheimer's Disease Month? At the Somerset Public Library, we'd like to take this opportunity to make our community aware of some of the Alzheimer's resources available to our patrons. ... Somerset Public Library's Weblog - http://somersetpl.wordpress.com/ |
| Monday Deadline for Canadians on CIRM's Big Disease Team Round By California Stem Cell Report(California Stem Cell Report) The collaboration is a Canadian-CIRM project (see item below) and is aimed at funding disease teams that will bring "an investigational new drug filing at the end of the four‐to‐five. California Stem Cell Report - http://californiastemcellreport.blogspot.com/ |
| Celiac Disease Study by Oregon Health Sciences University By Kyle Eslick A review of scientific literature indicates that there is a high correlation between autoimmune disease and genetic predisposition of certain human leukocyte antigen (HLA) genes. For example, the review showed that 90% of celiac ... Celiac-Disease.com - http://celiac-disease.com/ |
| Study a step toward disease-resistant crops, sustainability A five-year study that could help increase disease resistance, stress tolerance and plant yields is under way at Purdue University. read more. Eureka! Science News - Popular... - http://esciencenews.com/ |
| Computers used to create predictive models of human disease Increased use of computers to create predictive models of human disease is likely following a workshop organised by the European Science Foundation (ESF), which urged for a collaborative effort between specialists in the field. Medical News - http://www.news-medical.net/ |
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