Joint drug therapies, are they w ...
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Medical Quack
Joint drug therapies, are they worth the research funding? In this case it appears not to be the case. With more stringent policies coming in to place at the FDA, there’s a bigge ...
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Antihypertensive Drug Therapy, to Intensify or Not?
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Alan T.
... r regular blood pressure check-up, at hospitals, clinics or pharmacy stores. And the healthcare professionals give them health advices, about lifestlye modification, and even drug therapy (if they visit doctors). In doctor's side, sometimes, patients comes regularly, but their blood pressure remain uncontrolled, although the patients already on dr ...
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Avert Strokes through Drug Therapy
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John A.
... ty Medical Center. "After I explain the risks from procedures and the possible benefits, almost all of them opt for statins." Continue reading "Boomers Avert Strokes through Drug Therapy" »
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Extended Drug Therapy for Hepati ...
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Dr. Rubens D.
Extended Drug Therapy for Hepatitis Is Challenged By RONI CARYN RABIN 05 dec 2008--Patients who do not initially respond to standard drug therapy for treatment of hepatitis C are unli ...
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Drug Therapy for Treating Children with ADHD
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Debby H.
... re scheduled for October 2008 and July 2009. In a recent press release from Abbott, the drug was found to be a “potentially safe and effective treatment” in adults with ADHD.Drug therapy is just one of the many treatment solutions available for children with ADHD. Carefully research your medical options to decide which therapies are best for your ...
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Promising New Drug Therapies in the Pipeline
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Kim F.
... ebo. Fampridine-SR is a sustained-release formula of 4-aminopyridine, which temporarily enhances nerve signaling. The company is planning to file in 2009 for approval of this drug to treat mobility issues in MS. • Positive results were published from at least three phase 2 trials of drugs in the pipeline for relapsing-remitting MS. Two are the ex ...
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Boomers Avert Strokes through Drug Therapy
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John A.
... R. Jaff, a Harvard professor and medical director of the Massachusetts General Hospital's vascular center. However, he said: "It is well known that many patients who require drug therapy either don't get it, don't get treated to goal [to achieve target numbers for cholesterol and blood pressure] or are not compliant with their meds."Source: The Wa ...
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Can Drug Therapy Prevent Parkinson’s Disease?
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Dr. Shaheen Lakhan
... e well-known and often-prescribed atorvastatin (Lipitor), simvastatin (Zocor), lovastatin (Altocor, Mevacor), and pravastatin (Pravachol). In the current study, each of these drugs, except pravastatin, was associated with a 60 to 70% decreased risk of Parkinson’s disease. Most of the benefit of these drugs was seen with long-term use greater than f ...
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The Shocking Truth About Intensive Drug Therapy And How It Can Kill You!
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Eben D.
... odies own underlying adaptations to lifestyle related chronic disease processes. Here is an excerpt from the article:The most important reason intensive therapy kills is that drug treatments, which focus on the signs and symptoms of disease, are counterproductive to the body’s efforts to stay alive under adverse conditions. We are designed to live ...
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