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Johns Hopkins To Announce AIDS Capitated Care Program

.... "This data base, which was started in 1989, has helped us study theimpact of an integrated network of care using highly specialized services on aspecific group of patients with a medically complex disease." The goal of Moore Options is to provide care for 600 of theapproximately 3,000 Maryland AIDS pa...

Combination Of Interventions Are Found To Be Most Effective In Improving Driving Behavior Among Teenagers

...se. Role-playing and intervention-oriented classes helped the youths develop skills to resistpressures to drink and drive, to resist riding with a drinkingdriver and to help prevent their friends from driving afterdrinking." Some of the antecedent interventions (primary preventionstrategies that attemp...

New Test May Improve Treatment Of Kidney Disease

...n that somepatients -- who previously had not been helped much by medication -- haveresponded quickly tomedi...s found effective in the assays. Others have been helped by a lowerdose of medication thanpreviously thought necessary. More investigation still needs t...

Yale Medical Students Use Artwork To Sharpen Diagnostic Skills; Innovative Teaching Method Aims To Improve Observation Of Patients

...ant step in their medical training. "This exercise helped me to really think about and analyze patients," says LeoKim, a first-year medical student who participated in the tutorial. "Like verydetailed paintings, the human body is very complex, and learning to look andreally see all the details of a paintin...

Clot-Busters As Effective As Surgery To Clear Blockages In Legs

...y with Abbott Laboratories and now at Harvard,also helped to coordinate the study. The team studied what doctors call acute ischemia of thelegs: Just as in a heart attack or most strokes, it's caused whenpatients develop sudden arterial blockage that cuts off bloodflow. The condition is very painful, a...

UB Plants "Seeds" By Investing In Research Projects; Researchers Leverage Investment 14 Times Over

...ician. "The multidisciplinary pilot project funds helped us over a hump when we had no money," he said. "Faculty have to be able to apply three, even four times before they get funded," said Bender, "but by that time, it could be three years, so your enthusiasm and self-confidence begin to go down. When we...

Area of Research Outlined For Promising New Cancer Drugs

...r of basic studies onplasminogen fragments -- that helped confirm angiostatin is a fragment of thisprotein. (Endostatin is derived from a different, unrelated protein, collagenXVIII.) Angiostatin and endostatin were discovered in the laboratory of Dr.Judah Folkman, a cancer researcher at Children's...

New Report Demonstrates That Following Guidelines Improves Clinical Practices, Reduces Liability Costs

...lines: $1,304 versus $24,659. MMI's programs have helped healthcare organizations not only control costs butimprove quality of care. Previous data collected from participating hospitalsshowed that the use of pulse oximetry appeared to correlate with feweranesthesia-related complications during surgery. Pul...

Paying Attention To High Blood Pressure Programs A Good Investment In Reducing Stroke Risk

... that a more intense, community-integrated program helped people muchmore than a minimally-integrated program. Men exposed to the more aggressiveprograms did a better job of controlling their blood pressure and, in turn, hadfewer strokes. Researchers compared the effectiveness of high blood pressure contro...

Mini-Pill Increases Risk Of Chronic Diabetes In Women With History Of Diabetes During Pregnancy

...c.D.,USC professor of preventive medicine who also helped lead the study. "We foundthat it's OK to use oral contraceptives even if you have had gestationaldiabetes. But if you're breast feeding, and so would be prescribed aprogestin-only pill, you may want to choose non-hormonal contraceptivesinstead," Pete...

Medicine Becomes Monetized

...neral acceptancethat health can be maintained have helped to shift medical practice. "No longer will a patient sit quietly while a doctor treats them," saysSamuel. "The patients want to know what is wrong with them, what will be done tothem, what the potential consequences are and what they can do to ...

Schizophrenia-Like Behavior In Rats Blocked Via Glutamate

...ions (clozapine, risperidone, olanzapine,etc.) has helped many patients manage their most flagrant symptoms with fewerside effects. However, even the newer antipsychotics act on brain dopaminereceptors, albeit more selectively, and often fail to have much effect on the"negative" cognitive and emotional sym...

UCSF Recruting Breast Cancer Patients For Herbal Therapy Study

...rested in women's health andalternative therapies, helped to fund the clinical trial. It has been approvedby UCSF's Cancer Center Scientific Protocol Review Committee and the Committeeof Human Research....

Setbacks To Health Progress In Central America

...pared and has anefficient disaster committee, also helped its neighbors. The United States,Mexico, Panama, and Canada, also responded quickly, as did Southern Conecountries like Chile, Argentina, and Brazil, which sent specialized rescue teamswith engineers, helicopters, and dogs. Specialized physicians and...

Physicians Study Whether "Super-Aspirin" Prevents Alzheimer's

...r years physicians believed that knocking outcox-1 helped patients feel better, but now most doctors believethat cox-2 is the real pain-causing culprit in many illnesses.Currently drugs targeting cox-2 are being tested as a way totreat arthritis more aggressively with fewer side effects, andthey're being lo...

How HIV Evades AZT

... chemical bond. "The really clever new trick that helped us trap a catalytically active complex was this modified chemistry," Harrison says. The first images of the structure of RT were produced in the early 1990s by HHMI investigator Thomas A. Steitz at Yale University. Steitz's research team used a catal...

Study Confirms Safety Of Common Heart Drug

...m pharmaceutical manufacturer Glaxo Wellcome, Inc. helped fund thestudy....

Thymus May Hold Clue To Rebuilding Immune System After HIV

... and the Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDSFoundation helped fund the work....

New Theory May Explain Ritalin Action In Hyperactivity

...but whichwe are typically able to control. Ritalin helped control behavior in these miceby boosting serotonin's calming effects on dopamine, rather than by actingdirectly on dopamine, as had long been assumed. "Our findings provide the tantalizing possibility that hyperactivity inADHD patients might...

New Surgery At Cedars-Sinai Provides Hope For Epilepsy Patient Who Has Had A Lifetime Of Seizures

... remember," Mary Kate explained. Seizure medicines helped control the episodes for awhile, but as time went onMary Kate required increasing amounts of medication. At one point, while livingin Boston, she was taking several types of anti-seizure medicationssimultaneously. When she moved to California in 1990...

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