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Cardiovascular Disease Epidemic Threatens Developing Countries, Global Economy

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Increased Public Access To Defibrillation Could Prove Potentially Cost-Effective And Life-Saving

...eached at (613) 798-5555, ext. 3340.(Please do not publish telephone number.)...

Drug Combination Including New "Super Aspirin" Drug Cuts Risk Of Death Or Second Heart Attack

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Anti-Depressants: Miracle Drugs Or Placebos With A Buzz?

...ble to obtain rapid responsesto the article and to publish some of those responses along with it. The most lengthy and vociferous response ("Listening to Meta-Analysisbut Hearing Bias") came from Donald F. Klein, MD, of Columbia University whocriticizes the authors' choice of studies to analyze as "a...

Study Finds Olestra Chips Don't Generate Gastrointestinal Woes

...rch with the understanding that he would refuse to publish any conclusionshe did not support....

UNC-CH Scientists To Reveal Results Of New Cancer Study

... p.m. EST Monday. The journal Nature Medicine will publish the findingsTuesday in its April issue. UNC-CH faculty members Drs. Albert S. Baldwin Jr., associate professor ofbiology, and James C. Cusack Jr., assistant professor of surgery, will describethe research, which they believe could lead to more succes...

AAPS Announces 1999 Calendar Of Meetings, Conferences And Workshops

...Center, New Orleans, LA Calendar Editors: Please publish these meetings in your publication's calendarof events. For details on individual meetings, including a complete preliminaryprogram, registration fees, and accommodations, please visit AAPS Online at www.aaps.org/edumeet.html or contact AAPS Meeting...

American Psychiatric Association Plans First Comprehensive Guidelines For HIV/AIDS Treatment

... of Personswith HIV Infection and AIDS it plans to publish for national dissemination in2000. Over the past 10 years, the APA has published numerous practice guidelines forconditions such as major depression, schizophrenia and Alzheimer's disease, butnever for a primarily medical illness. The new gu...

Controversy Over The Effects Of Passive Smoking

...is isaffected by a tendency of researchers only to publish studies findingsignificant extra risk, to outright lying by smokers or ex-smokers, who tellresearchers they have never smoked. But it is the sheer size of the figure found by He and his colleaguesthat most worries Bailar: "I find it hard to ...

Women find physician guidelines on estrogen replacement therapy are lacking

...cology and the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force publish guidelinesthat recommend that caregivers counsel patients about the risks and benefits oftherapy. All recommendations incorporate the best epidemiological evidence forhormone replacement therapy; however, they do not reflect the counseling needsexpre...

American Heart Association and American College of Cardiology update guidelines for treatment of heart attack

...e responsible for the new guidelines."We wanted to publish the new recommendations as quickly as possible because ofthe importance of this new information. Instead of rewriting the full documentperiodically," explains Ryan, "we have committed to reviewing guidelines everytwo years to evaluate the need for ne...

New publisher announced for Journal Of Pharmaceutical Sciences

...ing anelectronic version, and reducing the time to publish through the Articles As Soon As Publishable(ASAP) function. APhA now reassumes total responsibility for publishing a journal that is recognizedas pre-eminent in the field. The electronic archive of journal articles will be available through Wiley I...

BioMed Central -- freedom of information for the science community

... research archive * allow groups of researchers to publish their own niche journalsonline, servicing a need t...o the hands of scientists which will enablethem to publish their research,' comments Dr Matt Cockerill, BMC TechnologyDirector. 'With the technology now availa...

Hospitals vary in provision of wellness services

...spitals, or for-profit hospitals. The researchers publish their results in the April issue of The Milbank Quarterly. At least 70 percent of the hospitals offered social work services, breast cancer screening, other health screenings, health fairs, and outpatient services. At least half of the hospita...

NIH awards grant to UCSF and Kaiser to strengthen women's health research

...d rich data sets that the investigators can use to publish from." Twelve senior investigators, seven of whom ...researcher, you have to be able to obtain funding, publish and acquire a national reputation." Funding for this program begins this fall. UCSF and Kaiser will ...

Findings of Griffiths review into allegations of research misconduct fundamentally flawed

...d be made clear from the outset. "Inquiries should publish their material and methods, check oral allegations against documentary evidence, and send drafts of evidence accusing individuals to those individuals, so that errors of fact can be corrected."...

Major review reveals that osteoarthritis is a complex disease with new solutions

...ve. "I am delighted that we have been able to publish this comprehensive, two-part review arising from our 1999 conference 'Stepping Away from OA,' " says Stephen I. Katz, M.D., Ph.D., director of the NIAMS. "OA is a major public health problem, affecting some 20 million people in this country." Th...

Leading NIH-funded medical schools agree on guidelines that would strenghten conflict of interest policies

...ges all biomedical science journals to require and publish disclosure of financial interests, something only 43 percent do now.* "The consensus document developed under the leadership of Dean Martin is a thoughtful addition to the ongoing dialogue regarding conflict of interest policies in medical research....

Gender-specific intervention may be needed to improve diets of african-american youth

...ntions may need to be developed. The researchers publish their findings in the February 2001 issue of Annals of Behavioral Medicine. Participants in the study, all healthy African Americans, included 83 boys and 101 girls, between the ages of 13 and 16. The scientists measured the youths blood pressure...

Penn researchers: Protein may be the essential piece to the pathway by which insulin controls blood sugar

...ng blood sugar levels. Birnbaum and his colleagues publish their findings in the June 1st issue of the journal Science. Although most of the biochemical reactions have not yet been defined, researchers believe that insulin causes a series of events initiated by triggering proteins on the surfaces of muscle a...

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(Date:5/20/2013)... A new "telerehabilitation" approach lets physical therapists assess patients ... good accuracy compared with face-to-face examinations, reports a study ... . The journal is published by ... Wolters Kluwer Health . , Taking advantage of Skype ... feasible alternative to in-person clinic visits, according to the ...
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