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World
Cancer Congress
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Sheila Molarto looks at the pros and cons of
angioplasty with stenting, and talks to someone who has benefited from it.
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More drugs for the heart
Dr. Chiles Samaniego
compiles the cardiovascular drugs currently being developed, being studied, and
being primed for other indications.. [More]
Hello, hello, how low?
Dr. Wednesday Sevilla
searches for current knowledge on just how low lipid levels should be in
fighting heart disease. [More]
Stars shine down
The multistudy GALAXY project aims
to address the unanswered questions in statin research and cardiovascular-risk
reduction. [More]
Combo power
Sheila Molarto looks at the
role of combination ezetimibe–fenofibrate in controlling mixed hyperlipidemia. [More]
More fieldwork
How does fenofibrate fare in
lowering cardiovascular risk in diabetic patients? Dr. Chiles Samaniego
examines the results of the wide-scale FIELD trial. [More]
Parting the waves
With the results of the large-scale
MOSES trial, eprosartan emerges as an effective agent in the secondary
prevention of stroke. [More]
Breaking a woman’s heart
Are women really at greater risk of
heart disease than men? How do we know? Xanise Manzano looks for the
answers. [More]
Fixing a heart
Sheila Molarto reports on new
developments in the surgical management of dilated cardiomyopathy and left
ventricular remodeling. [More]
Treatment of chronic hepa B with
Hepsera
Gastroenterology.
Drs. Jose Sollano and Young-Hwa Chung discuss the role of adefovir
in the management of chronic hepatitis B. [More]
New concepts, drugs in DM management
Endocrinology.
What should doctors and patients look forward to in diabetes management? Dr.
Kirit Tolia outlines new agents, new concepts, and new modes of
administration. [More]
Olanzapine's broad range of efficacy
Psychiatry.
Dr. Barry Jones highlights olanzapine’s broad range of efficacy in acute and
maintenance treatment of schizophrenia and bipolar disorder. [More]
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Huwarang Komadrona
Midwives are often described as
strong women, both individually and as a profession. It is probably truer to say
that they are tenacious. What gives them strength, keeps them tenacious ... is
that childbearing women deserve a very special kind of service.
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