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Ask the vet: Surgery best option for laryngeal paralysis diagnosis
Knox News
| Dr. Dewhirst, | My 10-year-old dog has been diagnosed with laryngeal paralysis. My understanding is that surgery is the best treatment, but I am concerned about the risks. What should I do at this time? | Marvin | Marvin, | The larynx is an anatomical structure at the entrance to the airway, some ...
TRANSCEND(TM) Trial Results Presented at European Society of Cardiology Congress and Published in The Lancet
The Examiner
Distributed by Press Release EMAIL ARTICLE PRINT ARTICLE | RIDGEFIELD, Conn., Aug. 31 /PRNewswire/ -- The primary results of the TRANSCEND(TM)* trial demonstrated that treatment with MICARDIS(R) (telmisartan) 80mg in patients receiving current standa...
Security rules rile physicians, pharmacists
Pittsburgh Tribune Review
| Many pharmacists and doctors see new regulations to make prescriptions more tamper-resistant as one more burden being placed on them for others' problems. | Jim Lynn of the Smithfield Pharmacy in Fayette County said the prescription changes that wi...
Health Management physicians join Novant
The Business Review
| Forty-one former Health Management Associates Inc. physicians in the Carolinas have joined . | The physicians are affiliated with hospitals in Chester and Gaffney, S.C., and Hamlet and Louisburg, N.C. | The move follows the addition of 45 former He...
Wichita family physician group says $3.5M medical complex to be finished in October
The Business Review
JOSH HECK / WBJ Construction on the new, $3.5 million Wichita Family Medicine Specialists clinic is nearing completion. Administrator Ryan Dusek, left, says the group has outgrown its existing location at 6200 E. Central. He is pictured with Mike Dan...
Geriatric program doctors pay calls at elderly residences
The Boston Globe
| Lucille Bland, 82, leans forward in her green upholstered rocking chair and breathes deeply. Dr. Diane McMullin, a Harvard geriatric medical fellow, comes around behind her and places a stethoscope on Bland's back, listening to her breathing while ...
Complete list of successful physician examinees
Manila Bulletin
| ABAD, ALBEN TEODORO TUMANDAY | ABAD, MELINDA RIVERA | ABADIA, JO ANNE ABENOJA | ABADILLA, KATRINA ACEDO | ABALETA, RUTZELLE ERSANDO | ABARQUEZ, PEPITO JR JUSTIMBASTE | ABARY, RYAN RAINIEL ARABANI | ABATAYO, ARNEL DURAN | ABBAS-ABDULLAH, JEHAN MACMA...
Shumsky named to international organization
Business Journal
> | Shumsky Enterprises has been accepted into the International Advertising Gift Council, an international organization of promotional products companies, the company announced Friday. | The organization includes 49 partners in 46 countries, accordi...
Tucson Children's Clinics added to Arizona Physicians IPA network
Business Journal
> | Arizona Physicians IPA has added Tucson Children's Clinics for Rehabilitative Services to its network that will provide services for the state's sickest children. | St. Joseph's Hospital and Medical Center also is in the network and APIPA is nego...
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Health Management physicians join Novant
Business Journal
> | Forty-one former Health Management Associates Inc. physicians in the Carolinas have joined Novant Medical Group. | The physicians are affiliated with hospitals in Chester and G...
Cigarettes - Tobacco - Smoking
WN / Janice Sabnal
Study: Women who smoke have heart attacks about several years earlier than non-smoking women
Star Tribune
| MUNICH, Germany - Women typically get heart disease much later than men, but not if they smoke, researchers said Tuesday. | In fact, women who smoke have heart attacks more than ...
Smoking - Smoker - Cigarette - Cigarette Smoking - Tobacco - Cigar - Cigarettes - Nicotine - Health - Smoking Ban - Lung Cancer     wnhires  (js1)
WN / Janice Sabnal
Heart disease in women has real ally in cigarettes
Lexington Herald-Leader
| MUNICH, Germany - Heart disease usually appears much later in women than in men, researchers said Tuesday - unless the women smoke. | In fact, women who smoke have heart attacks ...
 Women smoking in public places, Health, Smoker Nicotine (mk1)
WN/Nicolo
Women who smoke have heart attacks about 14 years earlier than non-smoking women, study finds
Newsday
| MUNICH, Germany (AP) _ Women typically get heart disease much later than men, but not if they smoke, researchers said Tuesday. | In fact, women who smoke have heart attacks nearl...
Smoking
WN / Rubielyn Bunag
Smoking riskier to women's hearts than men's
USA Today
Posted  | Comment  | Recommend | | |   By Nicolas Asfouri, AFP In a recent study, women had their first heart attack at age 81 if they didn't smoke and age...
Smoking
WN / Rubielyn Bunag
Women who smoke may develop heart disease at almost the same age as male smokers
Newsday
| MUNICH, Germany (AP) _ Women who smoke may develop heart disease at almost the same age as male smokers, wiping out the natural difference between the sexes, doctors said Tuesday...
Eggs
WN / Aldrin Leyba
Eggs-actly what you need
The State
| LIKE HUMPTY DUMPTY, THE common egg has had a great fall. | And, despite their best efforts, nutrition experts are having a hard time putting the "incredible, edible egg" back tog...
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WN/Patricia
Psoriasis linked to other diseases
Buffalo News
| Psoriasis is a potentially devastating skin disease, both physically and emotionally. While the signs of the condition are most visible on the exterior surfaces of the body, the ...
Rickshaw driver in streets of Delhi India September 2007
WN / Guillaume Poulet-Mathis
Motivation, lifestyle changes trim chubby bus driver
Canada Dot Com
| EDMONTON -- There's a message on John Tucker's answering machine that almost makes him cry each time he plays it. It's his family doctor calling with the results of Tucker's last...
Trans fats linked to pre-cancerous colon growths
WN / marzena
Trans fats linked to pre-cancerous colon growths
Reuters
Fri Aug 29, 2008 12:46pm ET | | NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - A high intake of trans fats could increase colon cancer risk, according to new research published in the American Journa...
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Papua New Guinea Post
| HYGIENE is the hallmark of the medical profession. Without it, we might as well head for the bush and start finding those leaves and bits of bark to... (photo: GFDL / Dezidor)
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 cardiac surgery - heart surgery - hires - am1 Editorial: Heart surgery in dire straits
NZ Herald
| Your Views | Have you had to wait for a heart operation? | Related nzherald links: | For many years Auckland's Green Lane Hospital was renowned thro... (photo: pd file)
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Blood Test High blood calcium tied to lethal prostate cancer
Scientific American
| High blood calcium tied to lethal prostate cancer Prostate cancer cells are seen in a handout photo from the National Cancer Institute. REUTERS/Hand... (photo: WN / Sweet Radoc)
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David Beckham David Beckham's fat fear
The Boston Globe
| David Beckham is terrified of turning into a "fat, bald old man". | The soccer star - who has three sons with wife Victoria Beckham - is concerned h... (photo: (AP Photo/Bill Kostroun) / )
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Baby                               Genes may link birth weight, diabetes in adulthood
Scientific American
| By Joene Hendry | NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - A large study of Swedish twins indicates that a common genetic cause underlies both low birth weight a... (photo: WN / Rubielyn Bunag)
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