The study found that magnetized water exhibits magnetism, a saturation effect, and memory properties. New phenomena, such as irreversible infrared absorption and exponential UV absorption, were also discovered. These findings support the theory of magnetization of water proposed by Professor Pang Xiao-Feng.
Rheumatoid arthritis incidence and prevalence are on the rise among women in the US, with a 54% increase in female cases from 36 to 54 per 100,000 annually, according to a Mayo Clinic study. Researchers believe an environmental factor may be contributing to this trend, which could indicate a need for further research.
Research at the American College of Rheumatology 2008 Annual Meeting found that rheumatoid arthritis patients are at a higher risk of dying from heart-related complications after a heart attack. Biomarkers have been identified to determine the most effective treatment for muscle tissue inflammation and age-related bone loss in men and ...
A study at Henry Ford Hospital found that rapid HIV testing in the Emergency Department increased diagnoses by 56%, particularly among African American patients. The test provided results in just 20 minutes and helped identify high-risk individuals, who were more likely to modify their behavior and reduce transmission.
Researchers at Hospital for Special Surgery found that women with stable or mildly active lupus have relatively infrequent flares during pregnancy and deliver healthy babies. The PROMISSE study identified factors to help plan a low-risk pregnancy, including monitoring antiphospholipid antibodies.