Evening Phone Calls After Cataract Surgery Calm and Reassure Patients
Professor Oliver Findl’s team found that patients phoned shortly after cataract surgery were highly satisfied with the call, and that a call on the evening of the operation may reassure them most.
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Small Study Suggests Meditation May Ease Depression and Poor Sleep in Glaucoma
Dr. Monali Malvankar-Mehta's team found that adding Sahaj Samadhi Meditation to usual eye care eased depressive symptoms and improved sleep in a small feasibility study of people with glaucoma.
Your Immune System Learns and Remembers in Ways That Echo the Brain
Professor Volker Schirrmacher's review compares how the brain and the immune system find their way, learn and remember, and presents them as partners that evolved side by side.
From Training to Openness: How Hands-On Training Changed Social Workers’ Attitudes Toward Forced Migrants
Dr. Valentina Demidenko's team found that after hands-on, trauma-informed training, negative views and stereotyping toward migrants decreased among social workers in Lithuania and Cyprus.
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Making Every Patient Count: Precision Oncology for Latin America
Dr. Ana Rita González's team reviews precision cancer care in Latin America, concluding it could improve outcomes only if health systems tackle unequal access, low investment, weak registries and regulation.
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Red Blood Cells Keep Remodeling For An Entire Week
Professor Giampaolo Minetti and colleagues found that young human red blood cells keep reshaping their membrane lipids and proteins for at least a week in circulation, far longer than assumed.
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