Medical Blog May Archive

making laboratory slides easier

05/29/10 13:47

Many people use marking pencils for very many reason, but who would think that they would soon use these items in the process of making laboratory slides?

It is simply amazing to see that simple things can be utilized in many dynamic processes involving medical procedures and situations.

A simple thing considered to be very handy a product in the process of laboratory slide making, would be these very marking pencils. I would consider that one think about the ways that they would be able to use this product.

Link: Using grease marking pencils for laboratory slides; Cre

Tags: lab supplies • versatile product • marking pencil • adjust the microscope •
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The Autism Diet doesn't really work

A new study headed by Susan Hyman MD, an associate professor of pediatrics at the Golisano Children' Hospital in New York says the autism diet doesn't really have much effects to improve the symptoms of children having neurodevelopmental disorders or ASD

Read more: The Autism Diet doesn't really work [click]

Tylenol and Mortin Recall

Pharmacies has pulled out children's medicines from Johnson & Johnson's Tylenol and Mortin because it may have been the cause of tachycardia and maybe other damages.

Tachycardia is a condition where the heart beats more than the usual rates it should be. This can produce symptoms of palpitations, rapid heart action, dizziness, lightheadedness, fainting or near it.

More on this, on this on the link below.

Link: Children's drugs get pulled out of the market (drug rec

Are we addicted to salt or do we just refuse not to eat it?

It is no wonder we are all addicted to eating salt. Who hasn't eaten at least one packaged of processed food during the last month?

Read more: Are we addicted to salt or do we just refuse not to eat it? [click]