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January 2018 Issue of The Translational Scientist

Welcome to the January issue of The Translational Scientist! This month, we look at a spectroscopy device which can predict cardiac arrest during surgery, and consider the importance of appropriate screening for children in foster care. We also feature a festive image made of bone stem cells, to put us back in a cheery spirit despite the holidays being over. Stay tuned for more of the latest news and views in translational science throughout the month…

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Articles featured in this issue

 Disease Area Pain & critical care

Resisting Arrest

| Roisin McGuigan

Could resonance Raman spectroscopy be the key to your heart?
Disease Area Public health

Fostering Better care

| Michael Schubert

Children entering foster care are receiving extensive screening – but is it cost-effective?
Research Field Imaging

Image of the Month

| Charlotte Barker

Stem cells with a seasonal theme.

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