A city-wide contest to locate as many of Seattle’s automatic external defibrillators, or AEDs, netted far more than expected. The challenge arose from the need to map and monitor these devices, which can save the lives of people suffering an out-of-hospital sudden cardiac arrest.
Dr. Alisa Hideg, who teaches 91探花medical students, is grateful for the chance to move science forward toward a future with more options for other patients.
This week 91探花Medical Center’s pulmonary fibrosis support group celebrated its 25th anniversary and the establishment of the new center.
Researchers found little correlation between loss of consciousness and duration of concussion symptoms.
New laws in many states require school athletes to be taught about concussion, but education alone is ineffective if it does not translate into students reporting possible symptoms.
A training event prepared 450 health sciences students for interprofessional teamwork and reminded them they aren’t alone in making tough clinical decisions.
New 91探花research shows that 2,047 research papers that have been retracted since 1977, misconduct鈥攂latantly falsified data or data manipulation鈥� was the cause in 41 percent of the cases.
Dr. Angela Gonzales will ride from Bellingham, Wash., to Ventura, Calif., to raise funds for Hopi cancer patients.
91探花medical researchers are launching a study to help determine which of the two most common blood product combinations provide the best outcomes for trauma patients who require massive blood transfusions. Dr. Eileen Bulger, 91探花professor of surgery and chief of trauma at Harborview Medical Center, is the principal investigator for the clinical study. The study will be conducted at 12 Level I trauma centers across the United States, including 91探花Medicine’s Harborview Medical Center. Bulger and her team will…