Dairy Researcher Boasts Berbakteri

E54J476D8W83 in Shutter Stock Illustration: previously, the results of agricultural research Institur Bogor (IPB) found many children infant formula and baby food containing the bacteria Enterobacter Sakazakii. JAKARTA, KOMPAS.com — member of IX DPR Riski Sadiq said, the figure of the researcher of the Faculty of veterinary medicine Dr. drh Sri Estuningsih needs to be appreciated for his related. The research title is "the potential Occurrence of neonatal Bacterial Meningitis due to Infection in neonatal EEG Enterobacter sakazakii isolated from baby food and infant Formula". Even though it raises the chaotic never stop beginning in 2008, said Sadiq, plus side must also be understood in the community. "There is the positive side of his research,...

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Hepatitis A Forerunner Of Cancer!

JAKARTA, KOMPAS.com -every kind of illness should never be considered trivial. Such as hepatitis, when indicating a condition of the heart that is experiencing inflammation. Most societies are still lacking care and disease with Justin on this one, because it considers the impact brought about indirectly and it took quite a long time."This must be notified that the hepatitis was the forerunner for becoming a cancer may be afraid of a little person," said Prof. Dr. h. Ali Sulaiman, PhD, SpPD-KGEH, the Division of Hepatology, Department of internal medicine, Faculty of medicine University of Indonesia, Thursday (24/6/2011).According to Ali, according to the Study of chronic hepatitis C prevalence in health care professionals in 2008, approximately...

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Tomorrow, Kemkes Announce Tainted Milk

Tomorrow, Kemkes Announce Tainted MilkYulvianus Harjono | Glori K. Wadrianto | Thursday, July 7, 2011 | 19: 18 PM|Share:Shutter Stock Illustration: previously, the results of agricultural research Institur Bogor (IPB) found many children infant formula and baby food containing the bacteria Enterobacter Sakazakii.RELATED:8 July, Ternate Diguncang Announce Milk BerbakteriResearch On Infant Formula Was Announced Early JulyIPB Complete study "Enterobacter sakazakii"GramediaShop: Healthy Living With DiabetesGramediaShop: Prevent & Overcome Thyroid DiseaseJAKARTA, KOMPAS.com — Ministry of health and the food and drug Supervisory Agency will announce the results of his research to the public about right there whether formulas in ground water...

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Health Tip: If a person with Alzheimer's eats

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Vital signs: nutrition: stealthy vegetables: getting children to eat more

Good news for parents: can your kids, Zucchini, tomatoes, broccoli, cauliflower and squash eat - and how they.Researchers at the replaced these vegetables, pureed, kids meals, every meal calorie reduce Penn State but just to maintain their weight. One day a week for three weeks 40 children were given regular meals, meals with three times as much vegetables content or meals with four times as much vegetables content randomly. The children were eating told as much or as little as they wanted to.The same amount of food by weight placed on the 3 - to 6 - year-old, participants in a day care center, regardless of whether the pureed meals contain vegetables. But those who ate meals with quadrupled vegetable content increase their vegetables total...

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Sept. 11 revealed psychology of borders, review finds

Error in deserializing body of reply message for operation 'Translate'. The maximum string content length quota (8192) has been exceeded while reading XML data. This quota may be increased by changing the MaxStringContentLength property on the XmlDictionaryReaderQuotas object used when creating the XML reader. Line 1, position 8886.Ángel Franco/the New York TimesNot all who received mental health care after the Sept. 11 attacks benefited, researchers found.The mental fallout from the September 11 attacks has taught psychologists far more about their field's limitations than about their potential to shape and predict behavior, a wide - ranging review has found.The report, a collection of articles due to be published next month in a special issue...

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Lab-on-a-chip can be game-changer in disease detection

A cheap, highly portable blood test has published a study Sunday so just like expensive hospital-based analysis for the detection of HIV, syphilis and other infectious diseases, proved its worth.Researchers tested prototypes of the credit card size lab-on-a-chip with hundreds of patients in Rwanda, reporting almost 100 percent accuracy.The so called "mChip", said could help translate three obstacles to the effective delivery of health care in the poorest regions of the world: difficult access, high costs and long delays for results."The idea is, a large class of diagnostic tests in each setting in the world, rather than they force to go, to a clinic to draw blood and then wait to make patient days for their results," said Samuel SIA, a professor...

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N.R.C. lower estimate which would die in meltdown

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Confirmed gene patent in cancer test

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Health highlights: 28 July 2011

Here some of the latest health and medical news are compiled by the editors of HealthDay developments:New Brain Scan technique shows back pain severityDoctors help a new brain of imaging technology to determine and monitor the severity of patient's back pain, the researchers say.MedicineNet newsFemale ancestors live bear was BrownVirus has no connection to chronic fatigue syndromeScientists seem a step closer to read mindsMarketing drug often targets Med studentsResearchers describe gene activity in living cellsDo you want more news? Sign up for MedicineNet newsletter!They found that the method called arterial spin labeling and they carried out during MRI images, observe changes in blood flow in certain areas of the brain as chronic back pain...

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Vital signs: risks: women's cancer risk increases with height, study

A woman is ever greater, your risk for canceris the greater, a large-scale study.Researchers at the University of Oxford in England analyzed data on more than 1.2 million British women for an average 9.4 years followed. There were more than 97,000 cases of cancer among women. The researchers found that for every four-inch increase in the height of more than 5 feet 1 inch, the risk that a woman by around 16 per cent increase would cancer. The study was published online July 21 in the Lancet Oncology.The analysis covers the 17 types of cancer, but the relative risk increase is statistically significant for only 10 of them. The authors suggest that levels of growth hormone on the development of cancer could be involved in or higher people are...

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Report could tighten the FDA oversight of medical devices.

By Amanda GardnerHealthDay reporterThursday, July 28 HealthDay News)-the US Institute of medicine plans to release a report Friday that could change the way, the medical devices are regulated.MedicineNet newsFemale ancestors live bear was BrownVirus has no connection to chronic fatigue syndromeScientists seem a step closer to read mindsMarketing drug often targets Med studentsResearchers describe gene activity in living cellsDo you want more news? Sign up for MedicineNet newsletter!The report anticipated U.S. food and drug was requested by the Administration 2009 and is expected to recommend that a rigorous approval process through medical products such as artificial joints and pacemakers, before go to the market.Consumer interest groups were...

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CDC: Strokes, rise in pregnant women, new moms

Strokes have suffering to pregnant women and new mothers, probably spiked heel, because more of them are overweight and high blood pressure and heart disease, researchers from report in the United States.Hospitalizations for pregnancy-related strokes and "Mini strokes" jumped from about 4,100 1994-95 to around 6,300 2006-07, an increase of 54% researchers said, extrapolation of numbers in a large database of the Federal Republic."This is a very, very trigger alarm statistics, we need to take that very seriously", said Dr. Olajide Williams, neurologist at Columbia University, and Harlem hospital and an American Stroke Association spokesman. "We need more aggressive in screening-are these women for these risk factors."The number of strokes is...

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Shootings spark interest in the violence-prone spotting

By Dennis ThompsonHealthDay reporterFriday, July 29 HealthDay News) - it is a violent tragedy--at any time, the killing of at least 86 people in a youth camp in Norway, the shootings a Congressman and others in Tucson, Virginia Tech massacre-a question seems more clearly than other ring: why not someone noticed in advance, that the suspicious disturbed and in a position to commit could be lethal force?Mental health newsShoots sparks interest in spotting violenceMental illness common among Rhinoplasty patientsSpiritual conversations can patients view of the care boostHuman brain wired to empathize, study findsKey psychological distancing may become of wisdomDo you want more news? Sign up for MedicineNet newsletter!Psychiatrist and mental health...

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The POM, Rajinlah Announce Food Quality

Back to Topic IndexMilk BerbakteriThe POM, Rajinlah Announce Food QualityCaroline Damanik | Hertanto Soebijoto | Saturday, February 19, 2011 | 13: 31 WIB|Share:RELATED:Just Announced, Let The Child Be Checked ...PARLIAMENT Urges Announce Milk BerbakteriThe HOUSE Of REPRESENTATIVES Have Tainted Sufor Brand AnnouncedCirculation, An Unlicensed Medicine 34 China BPOMGramediaShop: The Orgasm ProjectGramediaShop: Perfect CircleJAKARTA, KOMPAS.com — end the polemics demands Announces brand milk and baby food contaminated Enterobacter sakazakii must be followed by the Supervisory Board of discipline of the drug and food (The POM) in announcing the quality of food, beverages, and medications every year."The POM should announce the condition of food...

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Childhood virus kills 70 in Viet Nam

Hanoi, Viet Nam (AP) - a health official says a swaying outbreak of hand, foot and mouth disease in Viet Nam has killed 70 people so far this year and infected more than 23,000, mostly children under 5.Nguyen Van Binh, head of the Department of preventive medicine, the Health Ministry was quoted by Thanh Nien newspaper , that most cases in the South of the country have been reported.Enterovirus 71 or EV-71, is in Viet Nam in circulation the dominant variety. There may be a more serious form of the common childhood disease, leading to paralysis, Brain swelling and death.The this year's outbreak is a sharp uptick in the last few years. Since 2008, children were with about 20 to 30 reported die every year, around 10,000 to 15,000 cases per y...

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The Diagnosis Of Hepatitis Must Immediately

JAKARTA, KOMPAS.com -Hepatitis C is an infectious disease of the liver caused by hepatitis C virus If not immediately treated. will develop into liver cirrhosis and liver cancer. The Diagnosis of hepatitis C should be immediately done especially for those who belong to a group of high risk or had been exposed to blood of alleged contamination of hepatitis C (HCV)."Examination of the initial blood screening with anti-HCV and HCV screening follow-up when anti HCV RNA positive with quantitative and genotyping HCV," says Dr. SpPD-Superior Budihusodo, KGEH, Chairman of the Association of Indonesia, Heart Researcher Friday, (24/6/2011).According to the superior, the diagnostic criteria for HVC infections there were two, namely in acute hepatitis...

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Myriad breast cancer genes can be patented: US Court

An federal appeals court ruled in favor of Myriad Genetics after a legal battle to whether the US company could keep his patent on genes an inherited form of breast cancer associated.The ruling overturns a lower court ruling and allows the Utah-based company, isolated called maintain its patents on genes BRCA1 and BRCA2, despite complaints by rights groups, who say it an unfair monopoly and women's health choices limited.The US Court of appeals for the Federal Circuit ruled that such patents on isolated DNA molecules, in accordance with the patent and Trademark Office (PTO), in the last 29 years "longstanding practice" could take place.The 2-1 decision also said that the company can patent not five largely framed processes the compare or the...

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J & J cuts Tylenol maximum dose to prevent overdoses

TRENTON, n.j., (AP) - Johnson & Johnson said on Thursday that it reduces the daily dose of his extra strength Tylenol painkillers, lower risk of an accidental overdose of paracetamol, its active ingredient, and the top cause of liver failure.The company's McNeil Consumer Healthcare Division said the change has sold one of the many extra strength Tylenol in the United States - products in short supply in stores due to a string callbacks.From sometime this fall, labels on extra strength Tylenol packages will now list the maximum daily as six pills or a total of 3,000 mg after below from eight pills a day or 4,000 mg dose. Early next year, McNeil reduces the daily amount for its regular strength Tylenol and other adult pain reliever acetaminophen,...

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Train the Brain to Sharpen Memory

Brain Function In the process of remembering, the brain plays a major role. The brain can be divided into left brain and right brain. Left brain functions associated with logic, numbers, writing, intelligence, calculation, analysis, and for short-term memory (short term memory). While the right brain we use for creativity, imagination, music, colors, shapes, emotions, and for long-term memory (long term memory). More memory will last a long time if the recall using the right brain. To be able to remember well, need to train the brain to function optimally. Unfortunately, more and more people are using left brain in the process of remembering. Most people the left brain is more developed without balanced development of the right brain. Because the left brain is short-term memory, then the...

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Is it safe Food We Eat?utri

Often, many of us ignore the dangers of food eaten. However, every year, many people suffer from diseases because of the food they eat. In countries that have high hygiene standards, each year an average of 10 to 15 percent of the population contracted the disease carried by the food they eat. Some of the things that make unsafe food eaten that is:     Contaminated     Dozens of bacteria, viruses, parasites, protozoa and threatening to poison food. Food can be contaminated with harmful bacteria. Such as food stored in jars or containers that are not sealed. Or raw vegetables such as fresh vegetables are not washed first. Other causes, the meat is left at room temperature for some time though it was cooked attracts bacteria.     Processing...

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Health Tip: Sleep apnea where children are concerned

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