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Preventing cancer and hepatitis B

The Stitch

Attention new parents as focus on the prevention, treatment and cure of cancer this month we should think about the first step toward The post Preventing cancer and hepatitis B appeared first on Baylor College of Medicine Blog Network.

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Scientists pursue mRNA vaccines to stop celiac disease

Penn Medicine

Could the mRNA technology behind COVID vaccines be used to tamp down the immune system for celiac and other autoimmune diseases?

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AI-Designed Proteins Take on Deadly Snake Venom

NVIDIA: Healthcare

Every year, venomous snakes kill over 100,000 people and leave 300,000 more with devastating injuries amputations, paralysis and permanent disabilities. The victims are often farmers, herders and children in rural communities across sub-Saharan Africa, South Asia and Latin America. For them, a snakebite isnt just a medical crisis its an economic catastrophe.

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Surgical Information Systems Named Best in KLAS 2025 for Ambulatory Surgery Center Solutions

Surgical Information Systems

Surgical Information Systems("SIS"), the industry leader for business and clinical solutions for surgical providers, has been awarded the top honor in the 2025 Best in KLAS: Software and Professional Services report for the Ambulatory Surgery Center Solutions segment

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Rotavirus protein NSP4 manipulates gastrointestinal disease severity

The Stitch

The findings suggest that regulating NSP4 could lead to new strategies to prevent or treat rotavirus infections. The post Rotavirus protein NSP4 manipulates gastrointestinal disease severity appeared first on Baylor College of Medicine Blog Network.

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How to Become an Occupational Therapist

Nebraska Methodist College

Occupational therapists are healthcare professionals who specialize in working with individuals facing challenges and who desire to live independently. Whether working with those injured or assisting those with cognitive disabilities, occupational therapists must be empathetic and compassionate professionals who have a deep desire to help those around them.

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Waltz of the OR – Finding the Music from Within

Association of Women Surgeons

by Minjal Patel There is an air of musicality that has drawn me towards the OR, whether it is the … Continue reading "Waltz of the OR Finding the Music from Within"

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Is your diet impacting your skin? Here’s what to know

The Stitch

Professor of dermatology Dr. Vicky Ren explains which foods and diets are good for your skin and which ones arent. The post Is your diet impacting your skin? Heres what to know appeared first on Baylor College of Medicine Blog Network.

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Sonogram vs. Ultrasound: What's the Difference?

Nebraska Methodist College

In medical imaging, the terms "ultrasound" and "sonogram" are sometimes used interchangeably but in fact, there are key distinctions between the two. If you're thinking of studying to become an ultrasound technician, understanding the difference between sonogram and ultrasound is important.

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Medical Respiratory Equipment Product Guide

CME Corp

Respiratory equipment could be considered a cornerstone of medical care, particularly in situations where patients often require assistance to maintain proper breathing. These essential devices are designed to treat a wide range of respiratory conditions, from chronic diseases to acute respiratory distress.

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HOW RISKY IS YOUR ANESTHESIA PRACTICE?

The Anesthesia Consultant

How dangerous is your anesthesia practice? What degree of risk and unpredictability exists for your patient outcomes? Some practices are predominantly full of safe, simple predictable anesthesia cases. I have colleagues whose practice is over 80% administering propofol for elective colonoscopies. Their patients are generally healthy and there are no emergency cases.

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Sprinter and marathoner CAR T cells reveal their distinct cancer-killing behavior

The Stitch

The study lays a foundation for designing CAR molecules that maximize antitumor activity beyond B cell malignancies. The post Sprinter and marathoner CAR T cells reveal their distinct cancer-killing behavior appeared first on Baylor College of Medicine Blog Network.

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Why Is Sterile Processing a Challenge?: Primary Goals for Every SPD

SpecialtyCare

Sterile processing presents critical challenges for many hospitals, and its important to understand whats creating errors and inefficiencies that affect the OR and at worst, patients themselves. SpecialtyCare assists a number of hospitals with sterile processing optimization and management, so for our latest podcast episode, we sat down with Gregg Agoston, our Vice President for Service Lines Sales, and Marcy Konja, who leads and manages our sterile processing business, to talk about key issues

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Ryan McCormack’s Operational Excellence Mixtape: February 7, 2025

LeanBlog

Thanks, as always, to Ryan McCormack for this. He always shares so much good reading, listening, and viewing here! Subscribe to get these directly from Ryan via email. News, articles, books, podcasts, and videos about how to make the workplace better. Operational Excellence, Improvement, and Innovation Lost In The Translation: Reduce Chaos with the Base Unit One of the biggest challenges in production planning–or integrating any data sets–is ensuring consistency when converting base

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Triage Turns 19

Triage Staffing

Happy birthday to us! Today Triage turns 19 and we couldn’t be more thrilled. Nineteen years ago, Triage CEO John Maaske and COO Tyler Pieper launched Triage with a few employees and computers. Their experience led them to start with radiology pros, but they soon expanded to include lab workers. Within a year, rehab therapy jobs came to Triage and the nursing department launched in 2009.

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How video review enhances surgical care, education and performance improvement

The Stitch

Dr. Ryan P. Dumas highlights the value of video review in helping trauma surgery teams learn from their performance. The post How video review enhances surgical care, education and performance improvement appeared first on Baylor College of Medicine Blog Network.

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Employer Tuition Reimbursement: What is it? How can you Take Advantage?

Pima Medical Institute

Are you considering furthering your education, but wondering how to manage the cost? One potential solution is employer tuition reimbursement, a benefit offered by many companies to support their employees professional growth. But what exactly is tuition reimbursement, and how can you find out if your employer offers it? If you are feeling overwhelmed by all the questions, dont worry, were here to help you sort it out.

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Repairing Electric and Pneumatic Dermatomes

Total Scope

Dermatomes are essential tools in medical procedures, particularly in skin grafting. Whether youre using electric or pneumatic models, regular maintenance and repair services are crucial for ensuring optimal performance. In this post, well explore the various services available for repairing different makes and models of dermatomes, including calibration, cleaning, lubrication, and more.

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Triage Triumphs: February 2025

Triage Staffing

From time to time, we are lucky enough to get kudos for our recruiters. We love getting compliments from travelers and were thrilled to be able to share these. Want to send a kudos to another Triage traveler or a recruiter? Send an email to social@triagestaff.com and well make sure to pass on the congratulations. Great staff! Always available & extremely helpful with all your needs!

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6 best things to Look for before you hire a Surgical First Assistant—And How SpecialtyCare Can Provide them

SpecialtyCare

Table of Contents 1. Comprehensive Training and Certification Key Credentials to Look For How SpecialtyCare Ensures Top-Tier Training 2. Extensive Hands-On Surgical Experience Key Surgical Skills of an SFA How SpecialtyCare Provides Experienced SFAs 3. Strong Communication and Teamwork Skills What Makes a Strong SFA in the OR? How SpecialtyCare Prioritizes Collaboration 4.

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Radiologic Technologist: Career Overview | NMC

Nebraska Methodist College

Are you interested in a career in healthcare that doesn't require you to spend years upon years in school? If so, and if you're interested in performing diagnostic imaging on patients, then a career as a radiologic technologist could be right up your alley. With a Radiologic Technology Associate of Science program at Nebraska Methodist College (NMC), you could earn your degree and start working in the field in as little as 24 months.

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5 reasons why specialtycare is the most trusted patient blood management provider in the industry

SpecialtyCare

Table of Contents 1. A Proven Track Record of Excellence in Patient Blood Management Industry Leadership and Experience Real-World Impact of SpecialtyCares PBM Solutions 2. Cutting-Edge Technology and Innovation in Blood Management Key PBM Technologies Used by SpecialtyCare 3. Highly Trained Clinical Experts and Certified Specialists SpecialtyCares Expert Clinical Team Why Clinical Expertise Matters 4.

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Leadership in Nursing: How a BSN Prepares You for Leadership Roles

Nebraska Methodist College

Those in nursing leadership positions today have an opportunity to significantly impact the healthcare industry. The profession is evolving as healthcare facilities seek to hire experienced and qualified nurses who understand the importance of personalized patient care and who can address the challenges being faced at every level of the industry.

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