Archive: 09/03/2016

Bevacizumab, triamcinolone up outcome after cataract surgery

(HealthDay)—For patients undergoing cataract surgery, both bevacizumab and triamcinolone administered at the time of surgery correlate with improvements in visual acuity (VA), but only triamcinolone is associated with sustained ...

Mar 9, 2016

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U.S. cancer death rate continues to fall

(HealthDay)—Overall rates of cancer and deaths from cancer in the United States continue to decline, a newly released report says.

Mar 9, 2016

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U.S. pediatricians to add poverty to well-visit checklist

(HealthDay)—Pediatricians in the United States already ask parents about their child's sleep, diet and developmental milestones. Soon, they'll add poverty to the well-visit checklist.

Mar 9, 2016

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Cleveland Clinic says first uterus transplant in US fails

The nation's first uterus transplant has failed, the Cleveland Clinic announced Wednesday, saying doctors had removed the organ.

Mar 9, 2016

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Delivery strategies of chemotherapy to the central nervous system

The research thoroughly reviews the importance of the blood-brain barrier (BBB) and the blood-tumor barrier (BTB) along with the current status and future perspectives of interesting physical and surgical strategies to circumvent ...

Mar 9, 2016

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Can yoga help those experiencing depression, anxiety or PTSD?

Across the country, health and human service providers have shown a growing interest in using yoga as an option for treating people who experience mental health problems. But a recent study from the University of North Carolina ...

Mar 9, 2016

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Child care providers need more education, training on benefits of breastfeeding, human milk

Newborns should be breastfed exclusively for the first six months of life with continued breastfeeding until at least 12 months, according to the American Academy of Pediatrics. This can be hard when new breastfeeding families ...

Mar 9, 2016

Periorbital transplantation may be promising alternative to protect vision in facial transplant candidates

Transplantation of the periorbital tissues—the area surrounding the eyes—is a "technically feasible" alternative to protect a functioning eye in some patients being considered for facial transplant, according to a study ...

Mar 9, 2016

A child's first eight years critical for substance abuse prevention

An online guide about interventions in early childhood that can help prevent drug use and other unhealthy behaviors was launched today by the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA), part of the National Institutes of Health. ...

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HIV patients in Africa with a specific genetic variant have much lower rate of tuberculosis

In the first known discovery of its kind, a Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine-led team has found that HIV patients in Africa with a certain genetic variant have a 63-percent lower chance of developing tuberculosis ...

Mar 9, 2016

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Archive: 09/03/2016

Bevacizumab, triamcinolone up outcome after cataract surgery

U.S. cancer death rate continues to fall

U.S. pediatricians to add poverty to well-visit checklist

Cleveland Clinic says first uterus transplant in US fails

Delivery strategies of chemotherapy to the central nervous system

Can yoga help those experiencing depression, anxiety or PTSD?

Child care providers need more education, training on benefits of breastfeeding, human milk

Periorbital transplantation may be promising alternative to protect vision in facial transplant candidates

A child's first eight years critical for substance abuse prevention

HIV patients in Africa with a specific genetic variant have much lower rate of tuberculosis

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