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New Clue in Diagnosing Rheumatic Diseases
Type X collagen, which is expressed by hypertrophic chondrocytes, is suppressed by tumor necrosis factor alpha inhibitors (TNFi) treatments, arthritis researchers report.The finding could lead to a molecular marker for early diagnosis of psoriatic arthritis and axial spondyloarthritis.
Gut Bacteria-Based Supplements Can Cut Cravings for High Calorie Foods
People often plagued with cravings for their favorite guilty-pleasure foods might be in luck. New research has shown that consuming milkshakes with a supplement called inulin-propionate ester could mitigate cravings for chocolate, pizza, and other high-calorie foods.
Stephen Krieger from Mount Sinai Hospital: New Agents Provide More Hope for Multiple Sclerosis Care
The past few years have seen the development and approval of a wide range of multiple sclerosis treatments. This has meant doctors have many more options when looking to help their patients.
Trendy Cryotherapy Isn't FDA Approved, Presents Potential Health Hazards
July 5th 2016You may have seen reports on the “treatment†on TV or heard that some of Beverley Hills’ richest citizens are raving about it, but whole body cryotherapy (WBC) doesn’t yet have the data to back up the many health benefits claimed by its boosters.
There are many factors to consider when looking at a patient's overall cardiac health. When doctors are reading charts with blood pressure, LDL, and others it can make finding the right course of treatment a challenge when looking to find the right medication. Sometimes, especially when it comes to triglycerides alternative medicine can be a valuable option to consider.
Allen Anderson: Specialized Centers Provided Additional Care Benefitting Patients
Patients diagnosed with heart failure face a variety of challenges with the condition over the course of their lifetime. As a result specialized centers can help provide the best care and help overall quality of life.
Allen Anderson from Northwestern Medicine: Treatment of Heart Failure Still Poses Challenges in Care
The diagnosis of heart failure is a common problem cardiologists face on a daily basis both in the hospital and outpatient settings. Finding the best treatments to help their quality life remains an issue being addressed across cardiology.
Tanya Simuni: Northwestern Distinguishes Itself Through Unique Approaches to Care
Located in the heart of the country Northwestern Medicine has made a name for itself in a wide range of conditions. With such a large number of specialists covering many conditions it can help provide more comprehensive care for many people locally and beyond.
Andrew Hoel: Keeping Up with the Latest Techniques in Vascular Surgery
There are constantly new innovations being developed in vascular surgery, particularly when it comes to the treatment of aneurysms and Northwestern University is one place where that work is being spearheaded.