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2663 National Institutes of Health Html en Nurse Staffing Affects Patient Safety Having well-educated nurses with fewer patients to care for can help reduce hospital deaths, a new study suggests. The findings can help hospitals make informed decisions about staff schedules and hiring.
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2673 National Institutes of Health Html en Insights into Brain Injury Scientists have uncovered new details about what happens in the brain after a concussion. The findings point to possible ways to reduce the harmful effects of these injuries.
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3839 National Institutes of Health Html en Coping with Caregiving - Take Care of Yourself While Caring for Others It can be a labor of love, and sometimes a job of necessity. A total of about 43 million U.S. adults provide unpaid care for someone with a serious health condition each year. These often-unsung heroes provide hours of assistance to others. Yet the stress and strain of caregiving can take a toll on their own health. NIH-funded researchers are working to understand the risks these caregivers face. And scientists are seeking better ways to protect caregivers’ health.
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4306 National Institutes of Health Article es ¿Sarpullido y picazón? La verdad sobre la dermatitis Probablemente haya tenido un sarpullido en algún momento de su vida, ya sea por contacto con hiedra venenosa, o por padecer varicela, o a causa de algo más inusual. ¿Por qué la piel desarrolla un sarpullido con manchas rojas? Más importante aún, ¿hay algo que se pueda hacer al respecto?
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4347 National Institutes of Health Article es Tratamientos para la infertilidad y desarrollo infantil Una cantidad cada vez mayor de personas que quieren ser padres recurren a los tratamientos de infertilidad para tener un bebé. Un nuevo estudio no encontró evidencia de que estos tratamientos causen algún tipo de retraso en el desarrollo. Los hallazgos pueden brindar cierta tranquilidad a los padres preocupados por los riesgos de salud a largo plazo de las terapias para la infertilidad.
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14518 National Institutes of Health Article es La Picazón del Herpes Zóster: Las Vacunas y los Tratamientos Reducen los Riesgos Si usted alguna vez tuvo varicela, puede estar en riesgo de una enfermedad muy dolorosa llamada herpes zóster, a medida de que envejece. El herpes zóster es un sarpullido y una enfermedad neurológica causada por un virus, que en ocasiones puede ser muy tormentosa. Afortunadamente, usted puede tomar medidas para evitar el herpes zóster o aliviar los efectos graves.
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14540 National Institutes of Health Article es Enfermedad de Parkinson: Entender una enfermedad complicada Dependemos de nuestros cerebros para cada movimiento que hacemos, ya sea escribir, caminar, hablar o incluso dormir. Pero un trastorno cerebral grave, como la enfermedad de Parkinson, puede robarle a una persona la habilidad de hacer tareas cotidianas que muchos de nosotros damos por sentadas. La enfermedad no tiene cura, pero hay tratamientos que pueden ayudar. Además, los investigadores continúan tratando de entenderla mejor para mejorar la atención médica.
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16182 National Institutes of Health Html en Healthy Holiday Foods and Fun Make Smart Choices as You Celebrate the Season Mashed potatoes and gravy, Grandma’s apple pie, and other holiday favorites can be a joyous part of any celebration. But to feel your best, you know you need to eat in moderation and stay active. How can you avoid temptation when delicious foods and calories abound?....
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