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24 days ago

#ScienceAlert! Research presented at #ANES26 found a large healthcare institution sharply reduced their climate impact, as well as anesthetic costs by nearly 40%, without compromising patient safety by changing routine anesthesia practices. Learn more: https://t.co/36nTWs9bCO

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24 days ago

#ScienceAlert! Taking melatonin or Ambien before surgery may do more than improve sleep. They may reduce anxiety and postop pain, restore normal circadian rhythms and decrease opioid requirements after surgery, suggests an analysis at #ANES26. Learn more: https://t.co/uiTUePToBR

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24 days ago

#ScienceAlert! Physical activity before surgery may be a simple, low-cost way to help protect brain health. A study at #ANES26 found regular physical activity at least 7 times a week before cancer surgery was linked to a 50% lower risk of postop delirium: https://t.co/pEzjmjKOni

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25 days ago

#ScienceAlert: A study presented at #ANES26 found GLP-1 use was associated with lower odds of heart attack, heart injury, stroke or death, surgical site and urinary tract infections, pneumonia, and sepsis after surgery. Learn more: https://t.co/Vpw6LSM0VP

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25 days ago

#ScienceAlert! Research presented at #ANES26 found cannabis users had a 46% higher risk of heart attack during or shortly after surgery. In an unexpected finding, the authors also found cannabis users had a 22% lower risk of venous blood clots. Learn more: https://t.co/HVrnQkL9dz

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26 days ago

#ScienceAlert: #ANES26 research suggests the benefits of ketamine may extend beyond anesthesia/pain relief to mothers’ mental health post-delivery. The study found ketamine during or after C-section was linked to fewer early postpartum depressive symptoms: https://t.co/S3OA8Qlxw7

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26 days ago

#ScienceAlert! A study at #ANES26 found patients who wore noise-canceling headphones during minimally invasive gynecologic surgery were less likely to experience PONV, suggesting a simple, drug-free addition to standard medications. Learn more: https://t.co/HMPw4lXslf

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27 days ago

This Week in Science! October 9-16 #twis #sciencealert Links: https://t.co/ylpwyp8YAP https://t.co/OLyOXbAYfv https://t.co/fzzePPzuGR https://t.co/nKTJoHahLI https://t.co/QA0ckBxviJ https://t.co/ZYVePtKNnp

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29 days ago · Sunderland

What if the most sustainable material isn't the one with the lowest initial footprint, but the one that lasts the longest? Research highlighted by #ScienceAlert explores transforming steelmaking waste into durable road surfaces, potentially reducing long-term emissions, air pollution and maintenance. For designers, this challenges how we evaluate material sustainability. industrial waste —> material innovation —> durability —> lifecycle performance —> environmental impact The research raises an important question for the wider design community, including @yankodesign: Should we judge materials by how they are produced, or by the value they deliver throughout their entire lifespan? @Nike 🔗 https://t.co/IOcxXOiped Perhaps circular design is not simply about reusing waste, but about transforming discarded resources into lasting value. #CircularDesign #MaterialInnovation #Nike

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