Bouncing aids babies in learning rhythm study finds
Washington report shows bouncing with singing helps babies' brains hear rhythm. Laurel Trainor from McMaster University led the study, noting multisensory movement wires sensory systems and supports early music appreciation. Infant expert David Lewkowicz praises the clever, multisensory approach.
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Globe
Laurel Trainor
Trainor
Science
Canada
McMaster University
David Lewkowicz
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Hospitals cut patient complications cost in New Jersey study
In Newark, New Jersey, Newark Beth Israel Medical Center reported 13 months with no ventilator related pneumonia, part of a broader push by hospitals nationwide to cut in house infections. The effort, led by the Institute for Healthcare Improvement and Johns Hopkins, aims to save many lives by reducing pneumonia and catheter related infections in ICUs.
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Trenton
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Newark Beth Israel Medical Center
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Newark Hospital
Thomas G. Rainey
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Institute For Healthcare Improvement
Institute of Medicine
Rainey
Johns Hopkins University
New Jersey
Michigan
Peter Pronovost
Johns Hopkins
Pronovost
Aline Holmes
New Jersey Hospital Association
Ginaloy Lao
Newark
Beth Israel
Faulty gene blamed for unexplained drownings in youths
Mayo Clinic researchers report a rogue gene may cause sudden drownings in healthy youths. Dr. Michael Ackerman notes the gene acts as an "electrical assassin" with no autopsy clues, linking cases of a 16 year old girl and a 9 year old boy to unexplained fatalities during swimming.
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Chicago
Mayo Clinic
Michael Ackerman
Mayo Clinic Proceedings
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