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Researchers Begin Study To Find Out If Angioplasty Can Be Safely Done In Smaller Hospitals

...search Team, or C-PORT, participating patients who require angioplasty will be randomly assigned to have angioplasty at either the community hospital without on-site cardiac surgery where they underwent diagnostic catheterization or at a center with on-site cardiac surgery for angioplasty, which is the usual...

Disaster Planning Guide From Harvard Health Publications

...es To be prepared, collect the items that you may require and store them so that you can find them easily in an emergency - but not so easily that you end up raiding and depleting the supplies without realizing it. Some people store these items in a section of the basement or a closet that is used infrequen...

Antibiotic Treatment For Acne Found To Increase Incidence Of Respiratory Illness

...patients with acne receive from this therapy, will require further investigation....

New Ways To Treat Vascular Birthmarks

...g rapidly, ulcerating or functionally limiting may require intervention with pulsed laser therapy; deep lesions may require treatment with corticosteroids; and involuting (rolling inward) hemangiomas may require surgery. V...

Scientists Consider About New Technology Called Nanotechnology

...fication of these nanometer size particles however require complex instrumentation. The parallel advancements taking place in the field of science and technology and the implementation of novel theoretical ideas to practice have facilitated the upcoming of this field in a big way. Even with the very little...

Blood Transfusion May Not Be Required For Thalassaemia

...e most common form of thalassaemia disease may not require blood transfusion as a treatment procedure. Hemoglobin E ? thalassaemia—the commonest form of severe thalassaemia in many Asian// countries—can be managed without transfusion in many patients, suggests a research letter published online in the Septe...

Novartis MS Drug Shows Promising Results

...on in relapse rates of 30% in two-year studies and require frequent injections ranging from daily to weekly. FTY720 Phase II study results The results are from a large Phase II study conducted at 32 centers in 11 countries (Europe and Canada). In the initial, placebo-controlled part of this study, 281 ...

Improved parent-physician communication to prevent hospitalizations for childhood asthma

...e family and the physician. The areas that would require specific attention in this regard include means of keeping away children from asthma triggers such as cigarette smoke, dust and pests and the importance of medication that is to be taken at the right time and in the right way....

Papillomavirus no more a sure sign of child abuse

...e is rapid, simple, highly sensitive, and does not require anesthesia or biopsy for the detection of anogenital HPV in children. The subjects included 40 children, more than half with physical evidence of sexual abuse and a high rate of Chlamydia infection. This sample would be expected to yield a biased h...

New Hope For Patients With Relapsing Multiple Sclerosis

...on in relapse rates of 30% in two-year studies and require frequent injections ranging from daily to weekly. Data from the extension of a Phase II study to 12 months conducted by Novartis Pharma confirm the significant effects of FTY720, a novel oral medication, for the treatment of patients with relapsing ...

Enjoy Moderate Exercise and Keep Your Heart Fit

...12 miles a week per week is realistic and does not require anyone to incorporate a hardcore training regimen. Increasing your mileage or intensity will give you even greater health benefits.” “A second very important message is that subjects enjoyed fitness benefits in the absence of weight loss. Many peop...

Monoclonal antibodies show promise in treatment of blood cancer

...reatment could greatly aid transplant patients who require multiple organ transplants because they develop a humoral antibody response to their transplanted organs, or they already have preformed antibodies that prevent them from accepting some donor grafts."...

Bifidogenic Growth Stimulator: A Non-Toxic Way To Treat Ulcerative Colitis

...t with BGS is safe and well tolerated and does not require dietary restrictions. Thus, oral BGS therapy may represent a non-toxic way to treat ulcerative colitis. However, the authors warn that controlled studies are needed to demonstrate its efficacy in the treatment of this disorder....

The Polymicrobial Nature Of Diabetic Foot Infections

... although the prevalence is less. These wounds may require use of combined antimicrobial therapy for initial management. Among the gram-negative enteric bacilli, P. mirabilis was the most frequently seen, followed by Escherichia coli and Klebseilla. Imipenem, meropenem, and cefepime were the most effective a...

A Novel Method For Measuring Interstitial Fluid Pressure In Cancer Tissues

...cribed for IFP measurements, however, all of these require experience to use ramified instrumentation and surgical procedures. Drs Ugur Ozerdem, and Alan R. Hargens, from the La Jolla Institute for Molecular Medicine, and the University of California San Diego, USA, have recently developed a simplified proce...

New Research To Study Brain Changes In Premature Births

...ng a normal life. While some other children’s will require treatments and supportive care of counseling and speech therapies. Experts View: Andrew Proctor, of Action Medical Research said, "This groundbreaking study is interesting because it seeks to isolate one of the effects of premature birth, so that...

Trastuzumab therapy effective for Breast cancer patients with Her-2/neu positive

...d effectively to routine chemotherapy drugs, which require trastuzumab therapy. The study recruited a total of 3,351 patients of which 2,043 patients were enrolled in National Surgical Adjuvant Breast and Bowel Project (NSABP) and 1,633 patients were enrolled in two groups of North Central Cancer Treatment ...

Glimepiride in the medical management of Type 2 diabetes

... can help control diabetes; however, most patients require pharmacologic intervention. To achieve glycemic control, a stepwise treatment approach has generally been used, beginning with a program of diet and exercise, and to minimize the risk of future micro- and macrovascular complications. Oral agents, ...

Impotence drug such as Viagra may cause Vision Loss

...d with the vision disorder. The agency should also require manufacturers to send all U.S. physicians a letter about the risk and call for pharmacists to give FDA-approved leaflets with prescriptions. Charles Grassley, Iowa Republican, Senate Finance Committee Chairman has questioned the FDA regarding the ac...

Influence Of Heart Rate On Myocardial Oxygen Tension

...ny different conditions. Some causes of chest pain require prompt medical attention, such as angina, heart attack, or tearing of the aort....

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