Working to Improve Care for Transgender Youth
March 12th 2015Childhood can be a stressful enough time without the impact of outside influences and other factors. Healthcare professionals around the country are working to ensure that young gender dysphoria patients get the care and help they need in their process.
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Using Dogs to Detect Thyroid Cancer And Beyond
March 8th 2015Man's best friend is being used for many things in the medical arena, from detecting low blood sugar to helping visually impaired patients get around in their daily life. In the near future, the furry friends could have even more uses particularly in the field of oncology.
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Medication Insert Provides Lifesaving Chance for Patients
March 7th 2015When a 45-year-old patient came to the emergency room with abdominal pain, nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea, there could have been any number of diagnoses that needed treatment. In the end, reading an insert in a new medication made all the difference in her recovery.
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Metabolic Syndrome and Nut Consumption Linked in Adolescents
March 7th 2015Due to allergy concerns and changing dietary habits, children (particularly adolescents) are consuming fewer nuts. Some researchers are concerned that the lack of this key food could contribute to other health issues later in life.
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Improving the Safety of Diabetes Medications
March 6th 2015As more diabetes drugs hit the market there are natural safety questions that come with these prescriptions. In recent years the US Food and Drug Administration has worked to increase the steps taken to ensure the safety of these drugs.
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Patch Provides New Tool in Heart Condition Diagnosis
February 17th 2015There are new tools being developed everyday to help patients and healthcare professionals diagnose a wide variety of conditions. One recent study looked at the compliance levels achieved by a patch that can be used to help check a patient's heart health.
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