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15% of female veterans tell of sexual trauma
About one out of seven female veterans of Afghanistan or Iraq who visit a Veterans Affairs center for medical care report being ...
usatoday.com Tuesday, October 28, 2008Doctors, families fought for approval of Huntington's disease drug
The uncontrolled movements that characterize Huntington's disease make it difficult for Sheryl Monkemeyer to ride in a car, but ...
usatoday.com Tuesday, October 28, 2008For one doctor, a decades-long fight for Huntington's disease drug
Baylor College of medicine neurologist Joseph Jankovic is a patient man. It took him more than two decades to interest a U.S. ...
usatoday.com Tuesday, October 28, 2008Expensive new diabetes drugs don't necessarily produce better outcomes
The annual cost of prescription diabetes drugs nearly doubled to $12.5 billion between 2001 and 2007, according to a study by researchers at the Stanford University School of medicine and the University of Chicago. the researchers say the findings raise questions about whether the higher cost actually translates into improved care and better outcomes.
news-medical.net Tuesday, October 28, 2008Tociluzumab Quick And Effective For Rheumatoid Arthritis Patients
An international trial found that the new drug tociluzumab, when given in combination with methotrexate, was fast, effective and reasonably tolerated compared to placebo in treating patients with rheumatoid arthritis that had not responded to TNF therapy.
medicalnewstoday.com Tuesday, October 28, 2008Statins Show Promise For Blood Clot Prevention
Statins, the class of drugs commonly used for lowering cholesterol, are now showing promise at preventing deep vein thrombosis (DVT) or blood clots, an affliction that occurs in nearly 2 million Americans each year.
medicalnewstoday.com Tuesday, October 28, 2008Diabetes drug costs soaring, top $12B last year
CHICAGO (AP) -- Americans with diabetes nearly doubled their spending on drugs for the disease in just six years, with the bill last year climbing to an eye-popping $12.5 billion....
ap.org Tuesday, October 28, 2008NCI: No prostate benefit from vitamin E, selenium
WASHINGTON (AP) -- The government is stopping part of a major study of whether vitamin E and selenium prevent prostate cancer - because the supplements aren't working and there's a hint of risk....
ap.org Tuesday, October 28, 2008Staph germs harder than ever to treat, studies say
WASHINGTON (AP) -- Drug-resistant staph bacteria picked up in ordinary community settings are increasingly acquiring "superbug" powers and causing far more serious illnesses than they have in the past, doctors reported Monday. These widespread germs used to be easier to treat than the dangerous forms of staph found in hospitals and nursing homes....
ap.org Tuesday, October 28, 2008The Evidence Gap: Quickly Vetted, Treatment Is Offered to Patients
The F.D.A. regularly allows devices to market after only cursory review and without clear evidence they help.
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