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A Novel Device System To Reduce Blood Pressure

...control their conditions with medications need not worry now --- a new device system is being introduced// for their rescue. The new device known as Rheos System was first implanted in U.S at the University of Rochester Medical Center as part of a clinical trial. The early findings of Rheos system sh...

Panic Attacks Can Increase Complications in Diabetes Patients

...by recurrent panic attacks, followed by persistent worry about having another attack. The authors say that panic symptoms might be a consequence of diabetes itself. Panic episodes may contribute to poor outcomes by interfering with self-care and patients' ability to follow their treatment regimens. T...

An Irresponsible Cancer Diagnosis Resulted In Death

...in her right breast, but said there was nothing to worry about. The third time she came complaining of pain, the doctor then discovered three tumours in her right breast and one under her arm. Chemotherapy and mastectomy were tried but as the cancer had spread to other parts of her body, she died. The...

Blundering Doctor Destroys Breast X-ray

...t had been then (in 1994) and there was nothing to worry about. He led me to believe that I did not have any problem." Later, Mrs A felt a pain in her right breast, but thought she had pulled a muscle. Mrs A's husband was statement was also read to hearing in which he said that he thought she was "in the...

Men are from Mars and Women from Venus, but why on Earth are Women so Woefully Wronged?

...ue to reside in the same home. Now, women need not worry about the risk of losing financial support from the husband. All these efforts will not see the light of day if basic attitudes of men do not change. Indeed men are wired differently, not necessarily, wrongly. Before acting irresponsibly, it might ...

Hope For Bedwetting Children

... severe toll, and is among the conditions children worry about most, Rittig said. When asked to imagine the worst things that could happen to them, children rated bedwetting in the top 10, he said. Rittig published a study in 1989 showing that the hormone vasopressin plays a role in enuresis. This resear...

Telomerase Expression Linked To Body Mass

...ncer." As for the tiny mice: "They don't have to worry about cancer," she says. "They're probably all praying for an anti-cat gene." Source-Eurekalert PRI...

Mental Health Expert Offers Tips for a Happier Holiday Season

...iday activities. * Make an active effort not to worry too much or get bogged down with details. Live in the moment as much as possible. * Keep track of your holiday spending. Gifts that you can’t afford won’t make you happy – and the cost of the gift probably won’t be that important to the receiver. C...

Did Eli Lilly Turn Wily With Regard to Their Best-selling Schizophrenia Drug?

...pounds. The documents clearly portray the abiding worry of the company that its sales might plummet if they were honest about the drug’s effect on weight gain or blood sugar levels. The company has not taken the allegation lightly and has completely denied it. Lilly explained that the FDA has been enable...

Laura Bush Makes Light of Cancer News

...eople around the world to watch. And certainly our worry -- all of us, not just the president's and mine but everybody's -- about our troops who are deployed made this year difficult."...

New Study Challenges How Regulators Determine Risk

...idence as insufficient for such radical change and worry about other factors that can influence the effects of chemicals in low doses. The new study promises to add fuel to the debate, Calabrese says. Calabrese also suggests that the findings may have important implications for the pharmaceutical indust...

Is Your Child Allergic To Peanuts?

...ay and to birthday parties without them.'Our whole worry level is really gone.' This experiment should not be tried on your own, warns lead researcher Dr. A. Wesley Burks of Duke University Medical Center. Children involved in the study are closely watched for the real risk of critical reactions. Sever...

De Niro Thinks He is Going Cross-eyed

... I should put then on so that people don't have to worry which eye to look at when I speak to them." Source-IANS...

Physical Exercise Fights Mental Woes

..." said Siegel, who is also the author of a book on worry and stress called "False Alarm: The Truth About the Epidemic of Fear". "Stress is a build-up of inactivity, of over-thinking without release," he said. "But exercise gives you a physical release that diminishes that psychic frustration." For man...

Excessive Jogging may Increase Arthritis Risk

... said people who jogged shorter stretches need not worry about developing arthritis. In these cases, there was no increased risk of arthritis in the knees or hips. Source-IANS...

Ear Fluid Does Not Impair Development

...with persistent fluid in the middle ear// need not worry about developmental outcomes, suggests a recent study. It is generally believed that ear fluid has to be removed as it hinders development in children. But this study suggests that inserting ear tubes to remove ear fluid do not improve development...

Probing the Effect of Endurance Exercise on Athletes' Hearts

...athletes who undertake endurance sports should not worry too much. Ventricular arrhythmias are very uncommon. "But they need to be vigilant and honest with themselves: if they have a family history of ARVC, arrhythmias, sudden death or other heart complaints, or if they have experienced exercise-induced li...

Reactivated Genes Cause Tumors to Shrink (or) Disappear

...esign drugs that restore p53 and you don't have to worry too much about toxic side effects," said Ventura. Possible therapeutic approaches to turn on p53 in human cancer cells include small molecules that restore mutated p53 proteins to a functional state, as well as gene therapy techniques that introduc...

Not Just ‘Bird’ Flu Anymore- Avian Influenza Strikes Cas

...eks or months. The Indonesian surveys have added worry lines to scientists documenting the spread of bird flu, which has killed 164 people since late 2003 and has flared again with a string of human H5N1 cases. ANN...

The Psychology of Skin Cancer

...ek of sun, snow, and après-ski. And while they may worry about breaking limbs, how many consider the dangers of skin// cancer? It is one of the most common cancers in the UK, with more than 69,000 new cases reported every year. The incidences of the most dangerous type – melanoma – have has doubled over ...

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