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Quitting Smoking When Newly Pregnant Same as Never Smoking – Medscape
Quitting Smoking When Newly Pregnant Same as Never Smoking Medscape A similar effect was noted with head circumference and gestational age, Dr. Macklon told Medscape Medical News . "Interestingly, the impact of smoking on head circumference was less than on birth weight, suggesting that a 'brain-sparing effect' may ..
Continue reading...Eating Disorders Often ‘Overlooked’ in Elite Athletes – Medscape
Friday, July 8, 2011
Eating Disorders Often 'Overlooked' in Elite Athletes Medscape "If you become depressed, or if you get an eating disorder, you pretty much get abandoned," Dr. Currie, himself a former athlete, said in an interview with Medscape Medical News
Continue reading...LDL Lowering Does Not Slow Renal Disease Progression – Medscape
Thursday, July 7, 2011
LDL Lowering Does Not Slow Renal Disease Progression Medscape In light of the vascular benefits demonstrated in SHARP, session moderator Johannes Mann, MD, professor of medicine and director of the Department of Nephrology at Munich General Hospitals in Germany, told Medscape Medical News that "the clinical ...
Continue reading...A Mata of life or death – ESPN (blog)
Thursday, July 7, 2011
A Mata of life or death ESPN (blog) 08.39: More medical news as River Plater's Erik Lamela has arrived in Italy ahead of his Roma deal. 08.34: John O'Shea is having a medical at Sunderland right now
Continue reading...Lancet Review Aims to Minimize Sudden Death in Epilepsy – Medscape
Wednesday, July 6, 2011
Lancet Review Aims to Minimize Sudden Death in Epilepsy Medscape "To some extent SUDEP is avoidable and should be discussed with patients where appropriate," Dr. Shorvon told Medscape Medical News .
Continue reading...Childhood Sexual Abuse Strong Predictor of Future Psychosis – Medscape
Tuesday, July 5, 2011
Childhood Sexual Abuse Strong Predictor of Future Psychosis Medscape ... to have considerable and lasting negative effects on individuals' views of themselves, particularly in relation to other people, and this in turn seems likely to parallel cognitions in schizophrenia," Dr
Continue reading...Elderly Are Society’s ‘Invisible Addicts,’ Report Says – Medscape
Friday, July 1, 2011
Elderly Are Society's 'Invisible Addicts,' Report Says Medscape ... coronary heart disease, ischemic stroke, diabetes, dementia, and osteoporosis," forum codirector R.
Continue reading...Antibiotics, Anti-Inflammatories Boost Depression Treatment – Medscape
Thursday, June 30, 2011
Antibiotics, Anti-Inflammatories Boost Depression Treatment Medscape ... is a key element in the pathogenesis of depression, and using anti-inflammatory drugs is a novel strategy that uses a completely new antidepressant approach, finally, after 20 years of me-too drugs," Dr. Pariante told Medscape Medical News
Continue reading...Meditation Improves Mental Well-Being, Reduces Stress – Medscape
Wednesday, June 29, 2011
Meditation Improves Mental Well-Being, Reduces Stress Medscape Commenting on this study for Medscape Medical News , Kofi Kondwani, PhD, Morehouse School of Medicine, Atlanta, Georgia, said he was not surprised by the findings but admitted that he was a little concerned about the questionnaire itself. ..
Continue reading...Obese Non-smoking Women At An Increased Risk Of Premature Death – Medical News Today
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
Obese Non-smoking Women At An Increased Risk Of Premature Death Medical News Today In a clinical study published on bmj.com (British Medical Journal) today, research has shown that obesity leads women who have never smoked to die prematurely. This was found to be more frequent in obese women who belonged to lower socioeconomic groups ...
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