Untrained bystanders encouraged to do compressions only
March 5, 2004
San Antonio (March 5, 2004) – It’s something none of us wants to face – being the closest bystander when someone’s heart stops. But face it we must, because what…
March 5, 2004
San Antonio (March 5, 2004) – It’s something none of us wants to face – being the closest bystander when someone’s heart stops. But face it we must, because what…
March 2, 2004
…death as a result of cancer by 2015. “That goal is realistic because of the progress of the past and the promise of the future, including the promise of institutions…
February 17, 2004
…amyloid in blood vessel walls, said Stuart McKinnon, M.D., Ph.D., department of ophthalmology. “There is debate about what causes the process. We have found that amyloid also is deposited in…
February 17, 2004
…the insulin, and the beta cells eventually start to fail. Later in life, as the beta cells start to fail, the amount of insulin in the blood starts to fall….
February 9, 2004
…100,000 of our cells die every second and are replaced by new cells. “It turns out a number of different diseases are due to defects in the process by which…
February 3, 2004
…osteoporosis and its prevention causes players to gain “Osteocoins,” tokens that represent calcium levels. Wrong answers cause them to lose Osteocoins. The Os Costs® game is part of the Positively…