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Increasing Drug Resistance and Ability to Spread
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[08/12/2010] Two new studies raise public health concerns about increasing antiviral resistance among certain influenza viruses, their ability to spread, and a lack of alternative antiviral treatment options. Increasing Drug Resistance and Ability to Spread - Read more
A Problem With Autoimmunity?
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[24/11/2010] Moderate to severe chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) may be an auto-immunity problem, according to researchers in Spain, who studied the presence of auto-antibodies in patients with COPD and compared them to levels of control subjects. A Problem With Autoimmunity? - Read more
“Communication is the central tenet in medical science“
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[22/10/2010] Just like in modern society, the image of physicians is also subject to different developments. The physician’s profession has to constantly meet new challenges. It is particularly difficult to reconcile role perceptions, which have increasingly become more differentiated due to the modern science- and health care system. “Communication is the central tenet in medical science“ - Read more
“There Are No Registered Sleep Experts in Private Practice“
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[23/08/2010] Sleep makes up a third of our life and thus is a very important part of us. Even so, we foster a paradoxical relationship with it. For many people the natural need for sufficient sleep is either a forced recovery or a longed-for desire, usually in the knowledge that a life of constant sleep deprivation is unhealthy. “There Are No Registered Sleep Experts in Private Practice“ - Read more
“You should eat healthy”
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[01/08/2010] Hardly anybody likes to talk about it, yet its daily accomplishments are undisputable. We are talking about the bowels, an essential part of the digestive tract. It makes sure that all nutrients in our diet are absorbed by our body, so we stay fit and healthy. Two good reasons therefore to take good care of it. But can you really care for your bowels? “You should eat healthy” - Read more
Shortened Therapy Leads to Success
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[01/06/2010] You have breast cancer. A sentence, that is life changing and one that more and more women get to hear. Yet there is reason for hope: According to early research results, a new treatment method could prove more effective than the standard therapy – and it could also prevent women from having nasty side effects. Shortened Therapy Leads to Success - Read more
Ultrasound as Useful as Chest CT
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[26/11/2009] Chest ultrasound can serve as a viable alternative to chest CT in the evaluation of pediatric patients with complicated pneumonia and parapneumonic effusion (a build-up of fluid between the lung and chest wall), according to a new study. Ultrasound as Useful as Chest CT - Read more
Bringing Structure into Luminescent Chaos
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[01/10/2009] Light is not all the same as is proven by the rainbow that uncovers all the parts of luminance in the most beautiful colours. When engineers succeeded to gain control over the different rays they opened the door to a new way of precise working with a technology called laser - as well in medicine. Bringing Structure into Luminescent Chaos - Read more
Haste makes Waste
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[01/08/2009] A slipped disc often causes insufferable pain in the back. However, in most cases surgery is not necessary. Experts say that in 80 percent alternative therapies also may help – but they need time. Haste makes Waste - Read more
Job Programs Protect Public Health
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[10/07/2009] A rapid rise in unemployment can be linked to an increase in suicides, homicides, and alcohol abuse, but job programs can successfully mitigate these rates, according to a new study. Job Programs Protect Public Health - Read more
No Data Supporting Antipsychotic Drug for Low-IQ Kids
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[30/04/2009] A new review finds no evidence to support the use of risperidone to treat attention- deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) in people with intellectual disabilities. No Data Supporting Antipsychotic Drug for Low-IQ Kids - Read more
Of Potency and New Organs (Part 1)
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[15/04/2009] by Wiebke Heiss / MEDICA.de
From acute over chronic up to deadly diseases - there are a many problems to solve in medicine. Researchers have high hopes concerning stem cells and tissue engineering: Regenerative medicine will hopefully enable doctors one day to replace sick cells and organs with healthy ones. Of Potency and New Organs (Part 1) - Read more
Of Potency and New Organs (Part 2)
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[15/04/2009] by Wiebke Heiss / MEDICA.de Of Potency and New Organs (Part 2) - Read more
Across The Rumour Mill
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[01/04/2009] There are many myths surrounding pain killers. For instance „One Aspirin daily is healthy“ or „Morphia is addictive“ are two rumours that persist – both in the physicians and the patients mind. Across The Rumour Mill - Read more
Ice Cubes in the Head
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[01/04/2009] They appear suddenly and paralyse someone. It is difficult to control migraine attacks. However, many people do not know that such attacks can be controlled in training minds. Ice Cubes in the Head - Read more
Ice Cubes in the Head
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[01/04/2009] They appear suddenly and paralyse someone. It is difficult to control migraine attacks. However, many people do not know that such attacks can be controlled in training minds.
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Increasing Use Of CT
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[17/03/2009] Researchers have found that over a ten-year period radiologic exams on pregnant women have more than doubled, according to a new study. Increasing Use Of CT - Read more
Pills Instead of Injection
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[01/03/2009] Heparin injections to prevent thrombosis have proven after surgery. But the syringe gets competition – from pills. Pills Instead of Injection - Read more
“Packaging for Seniors Will Be a High Priority Topic for the Future”
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[24/02/2009] By the year 2030 more than one third of the German population will be 60 years old or older. The demand for drugs increases with age but packaging is often unsuitable for use by the elderly. “Packaging for Seniors Will Be a High Priority Topic for the Future” - Read more
Heart Valves That Grow With The Patient
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[23/10/2008] Scientists developed and successfully transplanted tissue engineered biological cardiac valves for children which grow with the patients – an innovation in both medicine and medical technology. Heart Valves That Grow With The Patient - Read more
One of the Keys for the 21st Century (Part 1)
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[01/09/2008] by Wiebke Heiss / MEDICA.de
Other laws rule the world where everything is smaller than one hundred nanometres. Scientists start to discover and to employ them. Why? A huge market - also for medical products - is predicted for the next decades. One of the Keys for the 21st Century (Part 1) - Read more
No Pandemic Plan in US-Nursing Homes
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[23/07/2008] If an influenza pandemic hits the United States, acute care hospitals are likely to be overwhelmed. A new study suggests that many are not prepared for such a task. No Pandemic Plan in US-Nursing Homes - Read more
New Method of Managing Risk in Pregnancy
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[09/06/2008] An alternative method for obstetric care has led to lower neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) admission rates, higher uncomplicated vaginal birth (UVB) rates, and a lower mean Adverse Outcome Index (AOI) score. New Method of Managing Risk in Pregnancy - Read more
Less Health Problems through Flexibility
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[28/04/2008] Workers who reported increased work flexibility had fewer absences for illness and improved job commitment. In addition, these workers were less likely to say that health problems affected their job performance. Less Health Problems through Flexibility - Read more
Complementary Medicine for Rheumatic Diseases
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[15/03/2008] Natural therapy could offer hope for people with chronic diseases. This holds also true for rheumatic diseases. However, the effectiveness of many products and treatments is not scientifically proven. What works and what does not - experts give an overview. Complementary Medicine for Rheumatic Diseases - Read more
Honey Dressings Unlikely to Help Healing
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[16/01/2008] When compared with normal care, treating a leg ulcer with dressings impregnated with honey did not significantly improve the rate of healing, but did lead to a significantly increased number of reported adverse events, according to research. Honey Dressings Unlikely to Help Healing - Read more
Ching-I Tsao Becomes Mayday Fellow
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[29/08/2007] Jennie Ching-I Tsao, associate professor of paediatrics in the Paediatric Pain Program at the Children's Hospital at the University of California, Los Angeles, has been selected as one of six winners of this year's Mayday Pain & Society Fellowship. Ching-I Tsao Becomes Mayday Fellow - Read more
Denialists Spread Misinformation Online
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[27/08/2007] The Internet is serving as a fertile medium for "HIV denialists" to spread false ideas about HIV and AIDS, which could have terrible public health consequences, say two scientists in a policy paper in PLoS Medicine. Denialists Spread Misinformation Online - Read more
Controlling Prescription Drug Expenditures
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[22/08/2007] As national spending on prescription drugs rises fast, a health plan at Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center was able to maintain constant spending, resulting in savings of more than $6.6 million over three years. Controlling Prescription Drug Expenditures - Read more
Tissue-Engineered Blood Vessels
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[12/07/2007] Scientists have grown tissue-engineered vessels out of bone marrow adult stem cells. In the future these may serve as a patient´s own source of new blood vessels following a coronary bypass. Tissue-Engineered Blood Vessels - Read more
How Tuberculosis and Leprosy Invade Cells
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[11/07/2007] Researchers have discovered that tuberculosis and leprosy bacteria follow a different path into the host cell than that which scientists had maintained. How Tuberculosis and Leprosy Invade Cells - Read more
Showing Whether Treatment Works
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[30/04/2007] Researchers have identified a new imaging technique that can measure the effectiveness of treatment for prostate cancer that has spread to the bones. The technique involves measuring diffusion of water in tissue. This indicates early on if tumours shrink. Showing Whether Treatment Works - Read more
Swell Gel Could Bring Relief
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[02/04/2007] Scientists believe tiny sponge-like particles could provide an alternative to major surgery in the treatment of chronic lower back pain. The tiny gel particles swell and stiffen when injected into the damaged area. Swell Gel Could Bring Relief - Read more
PET Imaging Identifies Aggressive Cancers
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[13/03/2007] A newly published study demonstrates that imaging with Positron Emission Tomography (PET) using a radiolabeled antibody accurately identifies whether a patient has clear cell renal carcinoma and arms the urologist with crucial information that will help determine whether surgery is needed. PET Imaging Identifies Aggressive Cancers - Read more
Swedish Massage Benefits Osteoarthritis Patients
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[18/12/2006] Massage therapy is a safe and effective way to reduce pain and improve function in adults with osteoarthritis of the knee, Yale researchers report in the first clinical trial to assess the effectiveness of this treatment. Swedish Massage Benefits Osteoarthritis Patients - Read more
Spacer Insertion Less Invasive for Lumbar Problems
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[29/11/2006] Implanting a small spacer between lumbar vertebrae during a procedure called interspinous process decompression may be an effective and minimally invasive way to treat spinal stenosis, according to a new report. Spacer Insertion Less Invasive for Lumbar Problems - Read more
Weight Loss Might be First Indication
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[13/09/2006] A long-term study of the elderly has revealed that their average rate of weight loss doubles in the year before symptoms of Alzheimer's-type dementia first become detectable. Weight Loss Might be First Indication - Read more
Electronic Pacemakers Might Soon be History
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[22/08/2006] University of California (UC) researchers have successfully used a custom designed protein and gene delivery system to restore normal heart rhythms in pigs with electronic pacemakers. Electronic Pacemakers Might Soon be History - Read more
New Growth Factor Lets Blood Vessels Grow in Mice
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[16/06/2006] The newest concept for treating coronary artery disease is to induce hearts to grow their own new blood vessels to bypass damaged tissue or clogged arteries. New Growth Factor Lets Blood Vessels Grow in Mice - Read more
Blood Test Predicts Success in Using Nicotine Patch
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[19/05/2006] A blood test may enable doctors to predict which smokers using the nicotine patch are likely to experience the least amount of cravings and have the highest probability of success in quitting cigarettes. Blood Test Predicts Success in Using Nicotine Patch - Read more
Regeneration of Tendons and Ligaments
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[05/04/2006] Good news for overexerted weekend athletes: research at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem shows that adult stem cells can be used to make new tendon or ligament tissue. Regeneration of Tendons and Ligaments - Read more
Future Pigs May Produce Omega-3 Fatty Acids
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[28/03/2006] Researchers report they have created pigs that produce omega-3 fatty acids, which are known to improve heart function and help reduce the risks for heart disease. Future Pigs May Produce Omega-3 Fatty Acids - Read more
Vaccine Protects Animals Against Avian Flu
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[30/01/2006] Pittsburgh researchers announced they have genetically engineered an avian flu vaccine from deadly H5N1 virus that completely protected mice and chickens from infection. Vaccine Protects Animals Against Avian Flu - Read more
Heat Wrap Safely Reduces Low Back Pain
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[25/01/2006] The use of continuous low-level heat wrap therapy (CLHT) significantly reduces acute low back pain and improves occupational performance of the sufferers in physically demanding jobs. Heat Wrap Safely Reduces Low Back Pain - Read more
Alternative Approach to HIV Vaccination
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[06/01/2006] Researchers from Baylor College of Medicine have shown that switching off a molecule that helps regulate dendritic cells could help the host fight HIV infection. Alternative Approach to HIV Vaccination - Read more
Acupuncture Works Without Needles
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[01/11/2005] Those who are afraid of needles do not have to dispense with acupuncture. A new laser needle method is the alternative stimulating the meridian points as well as real needles made of metal. Acupuncture Works Without Needles - Read more
Clinical Outcome of Homoeopathy Equal to Placebo Effect
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[26/08/2005] The evidence for a specific effect of homoeopathic remedies is weak, according to an article in this week's issue of The Lancet. Clinical Outcome of Homoeopathy Equal to Placebo Effect - Read more
Contraceptives May Increase Risk for Heart Attack
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[08/07/2005] Women using low-dose oral contraceptives are at an increased risk for a heart attack or stroke while taking the pill - but the risk disappears after discontinuation. Contraceptives May Increase Risk for Heart Attack - Read more
70 Percent of Older Adults Use Alternative Medicine
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[01/06/2005] Nearly three out of every four adults over age 50 use some kind of alternative medicine, such as acupuncture and herbal medicine, according to a new study. 70 Percent of Older Adults Use Alternative Medicine - Read more
Future Generation Rides the Digital Wave
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[13/05/2005] A fully digital 4D ultrasound system is set to provide a next generation integrated solution for medical imaging applications, allowing practitioners to provide faster treatment and improve therapeutic success rates. Future Generation Rides the Digital Wave - Read more
Two Medications May Be Safe and Effective
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[11/05/2005] An international team of researchers has found that methotrexate and leflunomide - commonly used in adults - are safe and effective in children who have juvenile rheumatoid arthritis. Two Medications May Be Safe and Effective - Read more
Benefits of Combined Surgery Not Evident
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[26/04/2005] Carotid endarterectomy performed at the same time as coronary artery bypass surgery reduces the risk of stroke or death, demonstrates a recent Canadian study. Benefits of Combined Surgery Not Evident - Read more
Companies Use Medical Journals for Marketing Purposes
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[14/04/2005] A US researcher sheds light on ghost writing in medical journals and marketing plans of the pharmaceutical industry. Companies Use Medical Journals for Marketing Purposes - Read more
Exercise Not Good Enough to Reduce Hypertension
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[12/04/2005] Moderate levels of exercise may not be enough to control mild hypertension in men and women over age 55, the age group most at risk of later developing potentially fatal heart failure, a new four-year study reports. Exercise Not Good Enough to Reduce Hypertension - Read more
Effective Non-Surgical Treatment for Liver Cancer
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[17/02/2005] Radiofrequency (RF) ablation offers an effective first-line treatment for some liver cancer patients who are excluded from surgery, according to two studies. Effective Non-Surgical Treatment for Liver Cancer - Read more
New Cartilage Cure Avoids Osteoarthritis
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[01/01/2005] A process developed by an American researcher helps the knee to generate cartilage without the use of drugs. This could be an alternative treatment to the simple removal of damaged cartilage, what nearly ensures painful arthritis. New Cartilage Cure Avoids Osteoarthritis - Read more
Professor Wins Prestigious Award for Asthma Research
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[10/12/2004] Distinguished University of Glasgow scientist Professor Neil Thomson is the winner of the 2004 Margaret Maclellan Award for pioneering research into respiratory medicine and the reduction of asthma symptoms. Professor Wins Prestigious Award for Asthma Research - Read more
MRI-guided Ultrasound May Relieve Symptoms
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[02/12/2004] MRI-guided ultrasound therapy relieves symptoms in patients with uterine fibroids. It even helps some women to avoid hysterectomy, according to a UK study. MRI-guided Ultrasound May Relieve Symptoms - Read more
Steven D. Munger Receives Presidential Award
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[30/09/2004] A University of Maryland School of Medicine faculty member has received the 2003 Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers, the nation's highest honour for professionals at the outset of their independent research careers. Steven D. Munger Receives Presidential Award - Read more
Cancer Expert Criticises Royal Support for Alternative Medicine
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[15/07/2004] An open letter by a leading breast cancer expert, criticising the Prince of Wales for his public support for alternative medicine, has sparked a heated debate in England. The letter, which refers to the Prince’s promotion of coffee enemas as a cure for cancer, appeared in the current issue of the BMJ. Cancer Expert Criticises Royal Support for Alternative Medicine - Read more
Low-Dose Trans-Dermal Oestrogen Viable Treatment
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[21/04/2004] Low-dose trans-dermal hormone therapy (HT) remains a viable short-term alternative for women to treat debilitating menopausal symptoms despite the negative news about oral HT effects from the Women's Health Initiative (WHI), according to a Yale University study. Low-Dose Trans-Dermal Oestrogen Viable Treatment - Read more
Seal of Approval for Cancer Websites
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[16/04/2004] Complementary medicine researchers are urging major cancer organisations and other impartial interest groups to investigate websites offering complementary and alternative medical advice on cancer, and to create and administer a "seal of approval" for their safety and reliability. Seal of Approval for Cancer Websites - Read more
End of Life Intensive Care Use May Require Re-Evaluation
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[14/04/2004] Although most Americans say they would prefer a low-tech approach to death, the opposite is happening with more than 20 percent of terminally ill patients dying in intensive care, according to research at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine. End of Life Intensive Care Use May Require Re-Evaluation - Read more
Disc Replacement Relieves Neck Pain
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[22/03/2004] The neck and arm pain caused by degenerative cervical disc disease may be eliminated by replacing the problem disc with a metal-on-metal artificial disc, according to the results of a study presented at the annual meeting of the American Association of Neurological Surgeons. Disc Replacement Relieves Neck Pain - Read more
Study on Herbal Remedies for Urinary Diseases
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[01/03/2004] For the first time in North America, non-traditional methods of treating painful prostate and bladder diseases that will affect more than 50 percent of the adult population are being scientifically studied by a Queen's University-based research team working out of Kingston General Hospital (KGH). Study on Herbal Remedies for Urinary Diseases - Read more
Speculum Examination Not Necessary for Detection
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[26/11/2003] Self-testing may provide a feasible alternative to cervical testing by a clinician for the detection of the human papillomavirus (HPV), one of the strongest known precursors of cervical cancer. Speculum Examination Not Necessary for Detection - Read more
Treating Blood Clots, a Half-Century Later
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[31/10/2003] The first new oral drug in 50 years to prevent blood clots after knee-replacement surgery was superior to the standard treatment in a clinical trial of about 2,300 patients led by the University of Rochester Medical Center. Treating Blood Clots, a Half-Century Later - Read more
A New Way to Make and Fit Prosthetics
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[27/10/2003] Researchers at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis have developed an easier and less expensive way to make sockets for prosthetic limbs. A New Way to Make and Fit Prosthetics - Read more
Black Cohosh Targets Brain's Thermostat
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[08/09/2003] Black cohosh, a medicinal herb increasingly used by women as an alternative to oestrogen replacement therapy, may reduce hot flashes by targeting serotonin receptors according to a team of researchers from the University of Illinois at Chicago. Black Cohosh Targets Brain's Thermostat - Read more
Safer Pig Feeds Without Antibiotics?
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[02/09/2003] The use of antibiotics in animal feeds may soon be banned in the European Union. Despite positive effects on pig health and growth, there are growing concerns about bacterial resistance to antibiotics. Safer Pig Feeds Without Antibiotics? - Read more
Researchers Expose “Docking Bay” for Viral Attack
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[20/08/2003] Purdue University researchers have taken a close-up picture of one virus' docking bay, work that could have implications for both medicine and nano-technology. Researchers Expose “Docking Bay” for Viral Attack - Read more
Music Therapy Strikes a Chord
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[30/07/2003] Music therapy for patients who have undergone a bone-marrow transplant reduces their reports of pain and nausea, according to a pilot study by the University of Rochester Medical Center. Music Therapy Strikes a Chord - Read more
Virtual Colonoscopy – A Safe Screening Alternative?
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[01/04/2003] According the recent studies, virtual colonoscopy not only seems to be a safe alternative to standard colonoscopy, the non-invasive form of endoscopy is also preferred by most patients. These results could have an important impact on the future of screening for colorectal cancer.Virtual Colonoscopy – A Safe Screening Alternative? - Read more
Images from Within the Small Intestines
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[01/04/2003] The causes of obscure gastrointestinal bleeding are often difficult to determine, as conventional endoscopic procedures are hardly available for the detection of disorders in the small intestine - wireless endoscopy might prove to be a solution to this problem. Images from Within the Small Intestines - Read more
11C-Choline PET Alternative To Pelvic Lymphadenectomy
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[14/03/2003] Detecting pelvic lymph node metastases is vital for prostate cancer patients as the five-year survival rate for these men decreases from 85% to 50% when the cancer spreads to the pelvic lymph nodes. 11C-Choline PET Alternative To Pelvic Lymphadenectomy - Read more
Consent Form Language Too Complex
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[24/02/2003] Research by Johns Hopkins epidemiologists has confirmed what some have long suspected about consent forms required of clinical trial volunteers: They use language far too difficult for most people to understand. Consent Form Language Too Complex - Read more
New Tongue Reconstruction Methods Successful
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[18/12/2002] Surgeons at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis have developed new techniques for reconstructing the tongue during surgery for mouth cancer. New Tongue Reconstruction Methods Successful - Read more
Less Invasive Fertility Procedure for Women
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[28/11/2002] A woman with an obstructed cervix has been successfully treated for infertility using intraperitoneal insemination (IPI) - a technique less invasive and cheaper than alternative infertility treatments.Less Invasive Fertility Procedure for Women - Read more
Intensivists Reduce Hospital Death Rates by 30 %
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[06/11/2002] Intensivists Reduce Hospital Death Rates by 30 % - Read more
Novel Laser Treatment for Fibroids
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[27/09/2002] Novel Laser Treatment for Fibroids - Read more
Laparoscopy - always the superior alternative?
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[01/08/2002] Laparoscopy - always the superior alternative? - Read more
Coronary Bypass Surgery Associated with Increased Risk of Stroke ?
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[22/07/2002] Coronary Bypass Surgery Associated with Increased Risk of Stroke ? - Read more
Laser-Based Imaging for Early Diagnosis of Rheumatoid Arthritis
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[25/04/2002] Laser-Based Imaging for Early Diagnosis of Rheumatoid Arthritis - Read more
Acupuncture: Research, Experience and Understanding
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[22/01/2002] Acupuncture: Research, Experience and Understanding - Read more
Acupuncture Calms Nerves, Improves Heart Function
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[21/01/2002] Acupuncture Calms Nerves, Improves Heart Function - Read more
'Gift of the Magi' Bears Anti-cancer Agent
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[05/12/2001] 'Gift of the Magi' Bears Anti-cancer Agent - Read more
Magnets May Reduce Depression in Patients with Parkinson's Disease
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[26/11/2001] Magnets May Reduce Depression in Patients with Parkinson's Disease - Read more
Smoking Has Negative Effect on Oral ERT
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[01/11/2001] Smoking Has Negative Effect on Oral ERT - Read more
Majority of Pediatric Cancer Patients Use Alternative Therapies
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[01/11/2001] Majority of Pediatric Cancer Patients Use Alternative Therapies - Read more
Fat Rebalancing: A New Alternative to The Fountain of Youth
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[19/10/2001] Fat Rebalancing: A New Alternative to The Fountain of Youth - Read more
AIDS Vaccine Effective in Monkeys
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[17/10/2001] AIDS Vaccine Effective in Monkeys - Read more
