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UI study indicates many older adults still not receiving recommended vaccinations

...getting the vaccines. "Vaccinations are one of the best preventive health measures around, yet I'malways surprised that they are not more widely used," said Bradley Doebbeling,M.D., UI associate professor of internal medicine and preventive medicine andenvironmental health, and study's senior author. "We ...

Study suggests need for better pain management in newborns

...e long-term effectsof early pain, we should do our best to protect babies and help ensure healthydevelopment for those who require medical interventions early in life," Portersaid....

New, less invasive repair of major artery defect

...ls necessary to do it safely and to do it with the best outcomes forpatients," he states. "At UNC, we've performed over 30 cases with successfulresults, an accomplishment matched by only a few centers nationally." The procedure is performed in an operating suite especially modifiedto ensure that...

New nationwide study in six cities will look at the method & message for changing risky HIV behavior

...gram, so in the future resources can be put to the best use," said PatrickBarresi, MPH, project coordinato...educing high-riskbehavior, but we need to know the best way to get this message across to a newgeneration of young adults who are sexually active. We desig...

Hormone involved in reproduction may have role in the maintenance of relationships

The hormone best known for its role in inducing labor may influence our abilityto bond with others, according to researchers at the University of California,San Francisco. In a preliminary study, the hormone oxytocin was shown to be associated with theability to main...

Children CATCH on to heart-health messages

...t additional research is needed to investigate the best ways to maintainhealth promotion intervention effects beyond the elementary school level. "Although the effects of the behavioral intervention persisted over along period of time," said Philip R. Nader, M.D., the study's lead author andone of ...

Keck Foundation funds research to repair the injured spinal cord

...ecause the spinal cord does not repair itself, the best hope for restoring lostfunctions lies in replacing...ans. "We feel that embryonic stem cells may be the best sourceof cells to replenish cells lost from the spinal cord," says John McDonald,M.D., Ph.D., assist...

Dartmouth researchers urge caution in communicating results to public

... that cardiaccatheterization always represents the best care -- was unwarranted. "These problems began w... the study implied cardiac catheterization was the best treatment andanything less was deemed inappropriate, an assumption the authors say isunfounded. "It...

Primary care highly valued, but difficulty accessing specialists undermines patient trust, UCSF study finds

...d trusting their primary care physician to dotheir best all or most of the time. 23 percent of patients felt their primary care physician or medical groupinterfered with their desire to see a specialist. Patients who had trouble getting referred were twice as likely to report lowconfidence and nearly thre...

Hospitalists should work with patients' primary care physicians, according to UCSF researchers

...s to achieve compromisesthat protect the patients' best interests. Regarding informed consent, Pantilat and researchers propose that patients havethe option of choosing whether or not they want to be cared for by hospitalistswhen they enroll in a health care plan. Patients should also have the option ofc...

Light physical training best for boosting immunity

Light physical training is the best way to enhance the immune system of peoplebeginning an exercise program for the first time, according to a study by aUniversity of Toronto professor. In a comparison of the immune responses of previously sedentary men placed ineither a light or mode...

Comprehensive pituitary center at Cedars-Sinai brings together under one roof medical, surgical, research and other components

...roll themin the specific research protocol that is best suited to treat themsuccessfully," said Dr. Melmed. SURGICAL MANAGEMENT AND OUTCOMES On the surgical side, Pituitary Center patients will have access to leading edgeskull base surgery techniques and technology. For example, Dr. Shahinian is oneof o...

University of Chicago study finds therapy to prevent miscarriage is not helpful

...esearch is to determinewhat treatment provides the best option for patients, and this therapy shouldnot be used as a treatment for recurrent miscarriage." An estimated 15-20 percent of all pregnancies result in miscarriage,making it the most common complication of pregnancy. Between 0.5-1.0 percen...

Duke/Novalon researchers identify potential mechanism behind tamoxifen resistance in breast cancers

... McDonnell said finding a drug that offers the best of both worlds is thegoal of his research. Such drugs are known as selective estrogen receptormodulators (SERMs) because they act like estrogen in some tissues but not inothers. Tamoxifen is called a SERM because it acts like estrogen in th...

New study shows abuse homicides more common than records reveal

...cher said. Herman-Giddens said her group's best estimate is that each year about800 children are being killed in the United States by those most responsible fortheir care and safety. This does not count children dying from neglect. "I think this is pretty incredible when you consider the t...

NYU researcher unveils the scientist in painter Chuck Close

...und us. And in this sense, the bestscience and the best art share a common methodology." Each of 5 observers was asked to do a "nose test" on 33 Close paintings tomeasure the transition from grid to face. While looking at a given painting,the observer moved forward and backward to find the point where th...

Study shows benefit of pioneering U-M program for newborns at risk of hearing impairment

... sensitive hearing tests shortly afterbirth may be best reserved for only at-risk newborns. But, he cautions, this is only true if newborns' doctors are trained torecognize risk factors and refer at-risk babies for testing - and ifpediatricians and parents are educated about the early outward symptoms of ...

Hartford Institute sponsors SNAPP initiative to bring best practices to non-geriatric nurses

...to these nurses and encouragethem to add geriatric best practices to the care they provide." Part of the S...stributing Try This, a newsletter of user-friendly best practiceinformation, and helping to create geriatric nursing interest groups andgeriatric informatio...

National Cancer Institute to support statewide UNC-CH colon cancer study

... and cancer control. "We're looking at how best to communicate with people about colon cancerso that they will adopt healthier lifestyles by improving their diets,increasing their exercise and seeking regular medical screening," said Dr. MarciK. Campbell, project principal investigator. "Research ...

Breaking the barriers of distance and time

...ed areas. Telehealth technology brings the world's best inyour local doctor's office, whether in Edmonton or Edinburgh. Using high-speedISDN lines at relatively low costs, as well as satellite technology, innumerabletelehealth applications are possible. The University of Alberta's Telehealth Technology R...

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