Making Connections

The brain consists of a complex web of connections. In order for people to integrate and synthesize information from various parts of the brain, brain cells create long-distance links between one another.

Teamwork Is the Key, but How Does the Team Work?

Caring for patients with chronic kidney disease (CKD) is a complex undertaking that requires the skills of various knowledgeable individuals.

Scammers Posing as FDA Demanding "Fines"

The FDA has issued a warning to the public about extortion plots in which criminals are impersonating FDA officials over the phone and illegally demanding money from unsuspecting victims.

Potential Salmonella in Toronto-Based Greens

Boncheff Greenhouses, Inc. out of Canada has issued a voluntary recall of cilantro and parsley due to potential Salmonella bacteria, which can cause serious infections.

Alcohol Prep Pads and Swabs Recalled

Over-the-counter manufacturer Triad Group is recalling all lots of alcohol prep pads and swabs due to potential bacterial contamination.

Is Your Antibiotic a Lightweight?

Teva Pharmaceuticals has issued a voluntary recall of antibiotic tablets after finding that some are underweight, meaning patients may not be getting their required dosage.

Liver Disease Linked to Stroke

Using blood tests to detect liver disease could help predict stroke in at-risk patients, according to a study out of Toronto.

The Space Between

UCLA scientists believe that targeting the neurons between cells can help treat patients suffering from anxiety and memory disorders.

Circumcision Reduces HPV in Uganda

Randomized trials in Uganda have shown that circumcision reduces the risk of HPV transmission in heterosexual couples uninfected by HIV.

Blood Test Could Predict Alzheimer's

A blood test shows amazing accuracy in detecting Alzheimer's disease, which could help patients with dementia achieve earlier diagnosis and be able to better plan for the future.