Cancer patients using complementary medicine have higher risk of death
Cancer patients who use complementary medicine have higher risk of death because they are more likely to skip other parts […]
RALEIGH, N.C., July 3, 2018 — Merz North America announced today that the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has […] Data from 3.7 million hospital admissions for sepsis from 1,000 US hospitals, presented at this year’s European Congress on Obesity […] National guidelines assume that all patients who’re diagnosed with clinical sepsis in an emergency department will be admitted to the […] The researchers report significant reduction in the severity and duration of freezing of gait, improved cognitive processing speed and reduced […] Breast cancer sufferers treated with Herceptin who took it for six months did just as well as those who got […] In the transition from hospital to home, patients and caregivers seek clear accountability, continuity, and caring attitudes across the care […] They’re the tech-age version of donor jars at the diner: crowdfunding websites that aim to link ailing people with strangers […] A report behind studying increases in rheumatic fever in Māori and Pacific people has uncovered claims of racism and ‘rough […] Palliative care—which better aligns medical treatments with patients’ goals and wishes, aggressively treats distressing symptoms, and improves care coordination, —is […]patients
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