GP in England are prescribing fewer antibiotics and when they prescribe them they are increasingly choosing drugs that target a
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Groundbreaking nerve surgery restores movement in paralysed patients
Groundbreaking nerve surgery allows 13 paralysed patients to regain the use of their arms to brush their teeth, write and
Continue reading »One in five hematological cancer patients suffer blood clots or bleeding
New Danish research may direct focus toward the serious complications that every fifth hematological cancer patient suffers, according to medical
Continue reading »De-escalating breast cancer therapy—can some patients be spared chemotherapy?
About one of every five breast cancers presents with high levels of HER2 proteins. Known as HER2-positive breast cancer, these
Continue reading »Sharing clinical notes engages OB-GYN patients
(HealthDay)—Obstetrics and gynecology patients are interested in reading clinical notes, which seems to promote engagement and safety, according to a
Continue reading »More heart failure patients may benefit from CRT defibrillator
Certain groups of heart failure patients may see improved heart function with cardiac resynchronization therapy with defibrillator (CRT-D) if traditional
Continue reading »Vitamin D could help cancer patients live longer
Michigan State University physicians have found that vitamin D, if taken for at least three years, could help cancer patients
Continue reading »US aims to help more cancer patients try experimental drugs
Sally Atwater’s doctor spent two months on calls, messages and paperwork to get her an experimental drug he thinks can
Continue reading »Here's How 6 Face Transplant Patients Are Doing 5 Years Post-Surgery
Less than 20 years ago, face transplants were far-fetched procedures of the future. They’re still not exactly commonplace, but a
Continue reading »Higher risk for mental disorders seen in patients with psoriasis
(HealthDay)—Patients with psoriasis have an increased risk for mental disorders, with time to onset starting within two to three months
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