Fatu Kekula, 22, of Liberia proves that she is doing something right with her methods: not only was she able to save 3 of her patients, but she herself never got infected.
A new study that has been published in the journal of Pediatrics reports that 12 percent of almost 8,000 infant sleeping deaths have occurred in the sofa.
Scientists have recently discovered that the human brain is able to regenerate brain cells after a stroke. This regeneration involves astrocytes which are the most common cells in the human brain.
A team of researchers examined a total number 3.2 million anesthesia cases from 2010 to 2014. Looking at the data they have gathered, the team saw a decline in anesthesia complications from 11.8 percent to 4.8 percent.
Aurvey has established that only 1 in 5 hospitals in the US can handle patients who are brought in for Ebola symptoms. NNU, has urged hospitals to beef up in solidifying training and protocols for handling patients who have or who may have Ebola.
In a recently released statement, the Nobel committee said that O'Keefe's and the Mosers work "constitutes a comprehensive positioning system, an inner GPS, in the brain".
According to a statistics report published by the CDC, there has been 594 reported and confirmed cases of measles in 22 of America's states since January 1 to September 29, 2014. This figure marks the highest since 2001.
