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Easing Sleepless Nights: New Guidelines
Medical News Today (press release) Insomnia and other sleep disorders are very common, yet are not generally well understood by doctors and other health care professionals. … |
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Easing Sleepless Nights: New Guidelines – Medical News Today (press release)
30. August 2010
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Doctors' Religious Beliefs Affect How They Provide End-Of-Life Care, Study Finds
Medical News Today (press release) CNN: "A doctor's own religious practice can become quite relevant to patient care, especially when end-of-life issues come into play. … |
27. August 2010
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Religious Doctors Less Likely to Kill Patients With Euthanasia, Assisted Suicide
LifeNews.com … and reporting decisions that were expected or partly intended to hasten the end of a sick patient's life," Medical News Today reported on the study. … |
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Religious Doctors Less Likely to Kill Patients With Euthanasia, Assisted Suicide – LifeNews.com
27. August 2010
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Obesity Surgery has raised tenfold in England since 2000
Suite101.com As reported by Medical News TODAY, “Using the Hospital Episode Statistics database, the researchers found a total of 6953 bariatric procedures were carried … |

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Obesity Surgery has raised tenfold in England since 2000 – Suite101.com
27. August 2010
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Employers Packaging Next Year's Benefits Plans Confront Overhaul
Medical News Today (press release) Some employers are finding that the health coverage they buy for their employees is changing, and that the health law may be responsible, KUOW, a Washington … |
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Employers Packaging Next Year’s Benefits Plans Confront Overhaul – Medical News Today (press release)
16. August 2010
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UK primary care physicians to gain greater control under NHS reforms
American Medical News … more the appearance of major change than actual change," he said. The print version of this content appeared in the Aug. 23 issue of American Medical News. |
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UK primary care physicians to gain greater control under NHS reforms – American Medical News
12. August 2010
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Linking Superbug To India "Is Totally Irrational" Say Indian Authorities
Medical News Today Indian authorities say it is unfair to associate the superbug that has surfaced in Great Britain to India, because a significant number of bacteria carrying … |
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Linking Superbug To India “Is Totally Irrational” Say Indian Authorities – Medical News Today
10. August 2010
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Bisphosphonates Not Linked to Esophageal Cancer, Says Study
Medscape When Medscape Medical News asked Dr. Cardwell whether he and his team had fully addressed Dr. Wysowski's requirements, he said: "I think our study … |
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Bisphosphonates Not Linked to Esophageal Cancer, Says Study – Medscape
28. July 2010
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Glasgow Coma Scale Motor Score May Be Inadequate for Accurate Prognosis After …
Medscape … MD, assistant professor of emergency medicine at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine, Pennsylvania, told Medscape Medical News. … |
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25. July 2010
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Good News, Light And Moderate Physical Activity Reduces The Risk Of Early Death
Medical News Today (press release) A new study by researchers from the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine (LSHTM), Cambridge University and the Karolinska Institute in Sweden has … |
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Good News, Light And Moderate Physical Activity Reduces The Risk Of Early Death – Medical News Today (press release)
3. September 2010
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