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Patients Who Use Prescribed Medication To Treat Hypertension Live Longer Than Those Who Don’t

By Press Release on Dec 21, 2011   Health  

Newswise — New Brunswick, NJ – More than 68 percent of Americans 65 and older – 80 percent age 75 and over – have hypertension (high blood pressure), according to a 2010 report by the Centers for Disease Control. Left untreated, this chronic condition can lead to stroke, heart attack, heart failure or premature death. […]

Findings Suggest That Severe Sepsis Can Lead To Impairment Of Immune System

By Press Release on Dec 21, 2011   Health  

CHICAGO – An analysis of lung and spleen tissue from patients who died of sepsis revealed certain biochemical, cellular and histological findings that were consistent with immunosuppression, according to a study in the December 21 issue of JAMA.

Virginia Tech Unveils Hokiespeed, A Powerful Supercomputer

By smackay@vt.edu, Steven Mackay on Dec 21, 2011   Science/Education  

Virginia Tech crashed the supercomputing arena in 2003 with System X, a machine that placed the university among the world’s top computational research facilities. Now comes HokieSpeed, a new supercomputer that is up to 22 times faster and yet a quarter of the size of X, boasting a single-precision peak of 455 teraflops, or 455 […]

Will Antarctic Worms Warm to Changing Climate?

By tbryant@udel.edu, Tracey Bryant on Dec 21, 2011   Science/Education  

Researchers at the University of Delaware are examining tiny worms that inhabit the frigid sea off Antarctica to learn not only how these organisms adapt to the severe cold, but how they will survive as ocean temperatures increase.

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