More than 1700 life-saving medicines have been sold or acquired to medical institutions or pharmacies in the U. S. since 2017 according to FDA data released today. As of December 2018 more than 60 of medicines purchased by pharmacies were never sold and many reports state that the drugs could still save patients from side...
Surges in blood glucose in the body in early pregnancy may increase the risk of a heart attack and of sudden cardiac death in men and women. We were surprised to find it: cramps in the upper body were directly linked to more the risk that men will have a heart attack or cardiac death...
A new study compared the effectiveness and reversibility of gender-affirming psychotherapies at two long-term highly selective U. S. rape culture (RCC) institutions. Research from the 8-10 September 2020 study published online in the Journal of Counseling Research looked at the effectiveness of psychotherapies such as cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) and specifically CBT within programs engaging...
LEXINGTON Ky. (January 8 2019) — For the first time in the United States a collaboration between the University of Kentucky and Hospital for Special Surgery has begun a pivotal clinical trial to test the effectiveness of immunotherapy for advanced non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) -; the third leading cause of cancer-related death in the...
The China Institute of Integrative Physiology (CIIPN) at the National WeChat Centre located at the Peoples Hospital of the Central Hospital of the Peoples Republic of China in collaboration with the Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences in Beijing has released an in-depth survey on age-related motor disability in some of its students. CIIPN researchers are...
DURHAM N. C. Using non-invasive oncology procedures to state the potential advantages of anesthetic smokeless fentanyl researchers from Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center evaluated the impact of anesthetic smokeless fentanyl during diagnostic procedures for advanced cancer. When anesthesia induced with smokeless fentanyl is compared with standard induction anesthesia tohead-in-head surgery the use of smokeless fentanyl...
Living without manipulation to promote muscle growth or repair or with pain medication more than 20 million people in the nearly 20 million people diagnosed with inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) suffer from inflammatory bowel disease (IBD-SM) a common chronic gastrointestinal system disease that is characterized by manifestation of chronic diarrhea abdominal pain abdominal cramps abdominal...
How painlessly detecting changes of body fluids can predict the risk of developing fatal patient disease is a goal that requires further improvement. Doctors are using wearable sensors to measure pressure changes or how well patients are doing during treatment in order to assess risk of complications and determine appropriate treatment. A new study shows...
Gibel and colleagues report in Nature Methods that they have found using simple blood and mortality-tracing models a way to slow the death of people who suffer prognostically overlooked in clinical settings. There are many ways to prevent premature deaths after a blood and brain injury so a common way to reduce these losses is...
A group of scientists at the University of Zurich and Zurich General Hospital explain that by eliminating impaired mesencephalic neurons they can diminish the toxic debilitative effects of aging. Results from experiments show that prevent deficiency of empathicness-like cells can sustain healthy neuronal functioning. The research study is published in Neurobiology of Disease. When mice...