Study Finds Anorexia Linked to Eye Damage
Posted by Admin | Posted in Medical Lawyers | Posted on 20-10-2010
Anorexia and bulimia can do measurable and likely irreversible damage to womens eyes, researchers in Greece have found.
FDA Panel Does Not Recommend Dosing Change for Darbepoetin Alfa
Posted by Admin | Posted in Medical Lawyers | Posted on 19-10-2010
ADELPHI, Md. (EGMN) The majority of a Food and Drug Administration advisory committee on Oct. 18 did not recommend changes in the way darbepoetin alfa is currently dosed for treating anemia in patients with chronic renal failure who are not on dialysis, based on the results of the TREAT (Trial to Reduce Cardiovascular Events with Aranesp Therapy) study.
October - National Medical Librarians Month
Posted by Admin | Posted in Medical Documents | Posted on 19-10-2010
Medical Library Association promotes October as National Medical Librarians Month to raise awareness of the vital role played by health information professionals like the staff at Lane Library.
FDA Approves Botox for Chronic Migraine
Posted by Admin | Posted in Medical Lawyers | Posted on 18-10-2010
October - National Medical Librarians Month
Posted by Admin | Posted in Medical Documents | Posted on 18-10-2010
Medical Library Association promotes October as National Medical Librarians Month to raise awareness of the vital role played by health information professionals like the staff at Lane Library.
Teriparatide Boosts Periodontal Surgery Recovery in Pilot Study
Posted by Admin | Posted in Medical Lawyers | Posted on 17-10-2010
Treatment for 6 weeks with teriparatide, a U.S.-approved drug that stimulates bone remodeling, led to significant, 1-year improvements in alveolar bone formation and clinical outcomes in a controlled, pilot study of 40 patients undergoing periodontal surgery.
Teriflunomide Proves Safe, Effective for Relapsing MS in Phase III Study
Posted by Admin | Posted in Medical Lawyers | Posted on 16-10-2010
Medical Billing Coding Jobs
Posted by Admin | Posted in Medical Stuff | Posted on 15-10-2010
FDA Warns About Unapproved OTC Chelation Products
Posted by Admin | Posted in Medical Lawyers | Posted on 15-10-2010
The Food and Drug Administration is encouraging health care professionals to report any adverse events associated with over-the-counter products marketed to patients as chelation treatments for various diseases. These products have not been approved by the FDA for any indication and are potentially dangerous.
New Exhibit: History of Neurosurgery at Stanford
Posted by Admin | Posted in Medical Documents | Posted on 15-10-2010
The Department of Neurosurgery at the Stanford University School of Medicine has distinguished itself in clinical care and research in neuro-oncology, pediatric neurosurgery, stem cell research, and many other areas. But did you know that teaching and training in neurosurgery at Stanford can be traced back to San Francisco in the 1890s at Cooper Medical College, the predecessor institution to Stanfords School of Medicine?