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Natural Stress, Anxiety and Depression formula without the side effects of prescription drugs! by franklinb Posted Sun 04 Oct 2009 11:11pm medications and their unwanted side effects. Relagen also helps you lose that stubborn excess weight around your waist caused by high levels of the cortisol stress hormone. Relagen... ABOUT RELAGEN Relagen is an 100% all natural product that effectively addresses the diverse and debilitating symptoms of STRESS, ANXIETY, and DEPRESSION. Relagen Read on »

Tysabri's drug's inventor believes a new test might identify people who are less at risk for a deadly side effect. by stuart Patient Expert

Posted Tue 17 Nov 2009 10:20pm Reviving Tysabri Matthew Herper, 10.27.09, 03:59 PM EDT The drug's inventor believes a new test might identify people who are less at risk for a deadly side effect... a diagnostic test that might reveal those patients who are less at risk of the side effect. That could increase the market for the drug, which is already a $1 billion seller. Continue Read on »

Genetic Test Can Predict Drug Side Effects by Lisa E. L. Patient Expert

Posted Thu 19 Nov 2009 10:02pm There’s a dramatic piece in the Washington Post today about how genetic testing can predict whether a person will process certain medications, or experience side effects. The Mayo Clinic has been using these tests, particularly with children and people with family histories of bad side effects. But this testing hasn’t hit mainstream usage…yet Read on »

Non-Stress Tests are causing me STRESS!!! by Helene Patient Expert

Posted Wed 14 Jan 2009 8:56pm Why do they call them Non-stress Tests?? I find that they do nothing but cause me more stress. Today's NST lasted 90 minutes long...yes, 90 minutes long! Let me start off... what I had planned! She took my BP after the NST and it had gone down a little but not too much....no shocker there considering how stressful the "non-stress" test was. Overall Read on »

Foundations of Clinical Medicine, Echocardiograph Lab, and Stress Test by CCLCM Student .. Medical Student

Posted Thu 23 Oct 2008 2:04pm , and I have to say that the backpack definitely ruins the effect! In the afternoon, I studied in the library for a while until it was time for me to take my stress test.... Basically the stress test consisted of me having to walk and jog on a treadmill at progressively more difficult levels. I was wearing electrodes so that the technician could get Read on »

Spirocor RSR - noninvasive respiratory stress test detects coronary artery disease by Dr. John Z. Medical Doctor

Posted Tue 18 May 2010 12:00am of the test compared to stress electrocardiography in detecting S-CAD is the subject of the pivotal 1,000-patient SCORE (Spirocor Coronary Outcome by Respiratory stress Examination...-sCAD with respect to risk factors. Patients with sCAD had more incidences of recent MI, while patients without sCAD had not had recent MI. No side effects were reported during Read on »

Hit me one more time with those side effects! (CLICK TO READ ABOUT CHEMO SIDE EFFECTS) by msrenda

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Posted Fri 21 Aug 2009 12:39pm on.....and..HMMMMM I forgot what I was writing about! LOL Oh yeah chemo side effects, that's it! I'm very lucky that I haven't been nauseated or sick during my chemo, I'm fortunate that my... was getting better. I liked hearing that and I think that's a great way to look at all the side effects. They are only temporary and each time that toxic waste goes into my body, those Read on »

Beware the "false positive" stress test by Dr. William D. Medical Doctor

Posted Tue 26 Aug 2008 4:17pm There's a widely-known (among cardiologists) problem with nuclear stress tests. It's called the "false positive." (Nuclear stress tests are known as stress Cardiolites, stress thalliums, stress Myoviews, persantine stress tests, adenosine stress tests) Stress tests, nuclear and otherwise, are helpful for identifying areas of poor blood flow Read on »

My stress test was normal. I don't need a heart scan! by Dr. William D. Medical Doctor

Posted Wed 01 Oct 2008 8:26pm Katy had undergone a stress test while being seen in an emergency room, where she'd gone one weekend because of a dull pain on the right side of her chest. After her stress... you've accomplished. But Katy declared, "But I didn't think another heart scan was necessary. My stress test was normal!" What Katy was struggling to understand was that even Read on »