Adalimumab Effective in Clearing Patients of Psoriatic Arthritis After 24 Weeks of Therapy
Feb 21 05

After six months, patients with psoriatic arthritis who are treated with the anti-tumor necrosis factor-alpha monoclonal antibody adalimumab continued to maintain their improvement when… Adalimumab Effective in Clearing Patients of Psoriatic Arthritis After 24 Weeks of Therapy   

 

Smoking ban ‘may harm patients’
Feb 21 05

Mental health hospitals should not impose a smoking ban as it could harm patients on acute wards, experts say.
The NHS is… Smoking ban ‘may harm patients’   

 

Azithromycin Appears Effective for Rosacea and Peri-Oral Dermatitis
Feb 21 05

An eight-week course of antibiotic therapy with azithromycin appears to substantially clear outbreaks of acne rosacea and peri-oral dermatitis, Italian researchers reported on February… Azithromycin Appears Effective for Rosacea and Peri-Oral Dermatitis   

 

TV Viewing Really Does Kill
Feb 21 05

One of the more popular articles I’ve posted on my Web site in recent months has been the development of the TV-B-Gone, a device… TV Viewing Really Does Kill   

 

Collagen Defect May Trigger Osteoarthritis
Feb 21 05

Arthritis develops five times faster in joints that lack a specific type of collagen.

That’s what researchers reported Feb. 20 at the Orthopedic Research… Collagen Defect May Trigger Osteoarthritis   

 

Humira (Adalimumab) Appears to Provide Improvement in Disease Activity, Quality of Life for Patients
Feb 21 05

Psoriasis patients receiving Humira® (adalimumab) achieved significant improvement in disease activity and quality of life through 60 weeks of treatment, according to new Phase… Humira (Adalimumab) Appears to Provide Improvement in Disease Activity, Quality of Life for Patients   

 

Second Course of Alefacept Often Successful for Plaque Psoriasis Even if First Course Fails
Feb 21 05

Chronic plaque psoriasis patients who do not improve on their initial treatment with the targeted agent alefacept appear to respond well to a second… Second Course of Alefacept Often Successful for Plaque Psoriasis Even if First Course Fails   

 

Psychiatric Disorders Greatly Underdiagnosed in Hospital Emergency Departments
Feb 21 05

New research offers dramatic evidence of how psychiatric disorders are underdiagnosed in hospital emergency departments, affecting an increasing number of Americans who rely on… Psychiatric Disorders Greatly Underdiagnosed in Hospital Emergency Departments   

 

Aczone (Dapsone) Data Demonstrates Reduction in Number, Severity of Acne Lesions
Feb 21 05

QLT Inc. announces data from three clinical studies presented at the American Academy of Dermatology conference in New Orleans demonstrating that the Company’s acne… Aczone (Dapsone) Data Demonstrates Reduction in Number, Severity of Acne Lesions   

 

How It Really Pays To Be Healthy
Feb 21 05

If people won’t take steps to optimize their health for all the obvious reasons - as if living a longer, pain-free life and slowing… How It Really Pays To Be Healthy   

 

Regular Cannabis Use May Increase Risk Of Stroke
Feb 21 05

Regular users of cannabis could be putting themselves at risk of stroke, while they are still young, indicates a case report, published in the… Regular Cannabis Use May Increase Risk Of Stroke   

 

Exercise good for diabetics, but can be a challenge
Feb 21 05

During a game in her junior year, Ithaca College field hockey player Sarah Gibble knew something wasn’t right.

“I started to feel very out… Exercise good for diabetics, but can be a challenge   

 

Sky City Hurt by Smoking Ban
Feb 21 05

NEW ZEALAND - As reported by the New Zealand Stuff: “Shares in Sky City Entertainment group fell by nearly 3 per cent on news… Sky City Hurt by Smoking Ban   

 

Bird Flu Could Become Epidemic
Feb 21 05

The Earth may be on the brink of a worldwide epidemic from a bird flu virus that may mutate to become as deadly and… Bird Flu Could Become Epidemic   

 

Make your day with a breakfast
Feb 21 05

Skipping food in the morning is the worst thing for your body. Christine Doyle explains how to avoid those mid-morning drops in energy without… Make your day with a breakfast   

 

Pharmaceutical and Biotechnology Industry in the ‘New’ EU Countries Presents Considerable Potential,
Feb 21 05

Strategic Analysis of the Opportunities for the Pharmaceutical and Biotechnology Industry in the ‘New’ EU Countries -

In contrast to subdued growth in the… Pharmaceutical and Biotechnology Industry in the ‘New’ EU Countries Presents Considerable Potential,   

 

Mouse “model” of AIDS mimics human disease
Feb 21 05

AIDS research has been hampered because mice, which usually provide an excellent model for studying human disease, cannot be infected with HIV. Now, researchers… Mouse “model” of AIDS mimics human disease   

 

Migraine linked to increase in heart risk factors
Feb 21 05

People who suffer from migraines have a higher cardiovascular risk profile than similar people who don’t have these debilitating headaches, according to a new… Migraine linked to increase in heart risk factors   

 

Camera-mounted spectacles may restore sight - EU
Feb 21 05

A small camera mounted on spectacles and connected to the optical nerve could restore the sight of thousands of people suffering from deterioration of… Camera-mounted spectacles may restore sight - EU   

 

Environmental change may be boosting diseases - UN
Feb 21 05

Environmental changes wrought by population movement, destruction of habitats and other factors may be behind a resurgence of infectious diseases, a United Nations study… Environmental change may be boosting diseases - UN   

 

Over 500 Untrained Nurses Uncovered
Feb 21 05

The National Association of Angolan Nurses (ANEA) in the Central Huambo Province is concerned about the recent employment of 513 untrained nurses who practice… Over 500 Untrained Nurses Uncovered   

 

US approves treatment for smallpox shot reaction
Feb 21 05

A product taken from the blood of people who have been vaccinated for smallpox was approved on Friday to use to treat reactions… US approves treatment for smallpox shot reaction   

 

Baby Staying In Hospital Sustains Head Injuries
Feb 21 05

An 8-month old girl remains in critical condition after suffering severe head injuries at Connecticut Children’s Medical Center.

Police said a nurse reported… Baby Staying In Hospital Sustains Head Injuries   

 

Kids often skip asthma drugs
Feb 21 05

Children with asthma who are prescribed daily medication frequently miss scheduled doses, investigators report in the Journal of Pediatrics. Authors of a second paper… Kids often skip asthma drugs   

 

Tummy-time helps infants’ heads stay round
Feb 21 05

Leaving newborns on their tummies for a few minutes at a time helps prevent their heads from becoming misshapen, a concern if they spend… Tummy-time helps infants’ heads stay round   

 
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