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  • Giving oxygen may do more harm than good
    News - 11 Jul 2005
    Doctors and paramedics who give their patients oxygen - the most commonly administered "drug" in the world - may be doing more harm than good, a Queen's University researcher contends.
  • Black children are more than twice as likely to die from a traumatic injury as are white children
    News - 15 May 2005
    “Trauma has a far greater impact on minority children than it does on white children,” said Jonathan Groner, the study's lead author and a clinical associate professor of surgery at Ohio State...
  • Stress affects molecules believed to play a key role in cellular aging
    News - 29 Nov 2004
    There have been many studies that have shown that your health is greatly affected by how you react to stressful events in life-setbacks or deadlines at work, conflicts and losses at home.
  • Amputations due to diabetes can be prevented
    News - 4 Nov 2004
    Taking a minute or two every day to inspect your feet and observing a few simple rules can make the difference in sparing diabetes patients from a preventable outcome of the disease a foot amputation.
  • How to avoid MRSA infection
    News - 3 Aug 2004
    Staph bacteria are not uncommon in health care settings. In fact, they account for a large number of hospital-related infections each year.
  • Measles and malnutrition increasing in Sudan
    News - 28 Apr 2004
    Because of the lack of appropriate, urgently needed aid, the health of displaced people in Sudan’s Darfur region – particularly children – is radically worsening, according to the international...
  • Hand surgeons warn of gardening dangers
    News - 27 Apr 2004
    The American Society for Surgery of the Hand (ASSH) recommends gardeners take the proper precautions to prevent hand-related injuries before digging or planting in the garden this spring. According to...
  • Biological bandages are being successfully used to treat patients with severe burns
    News - 27 Apr 2004
    Doctors have been impressed with the rapid recovery rates instigated by the ‘tailor-made ’ discs, which have been devised by a research team at the Sheffield company, CellTran, with financial support...
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    Consumer Medicine Information (CMI) about Cholstat intended for persons living in Australia.
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    Drug - 9 Sep 2024
    Consumer Medicine Information (CMI) about Rivaroxaban-Teva intended for persons living in Australia.

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