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Doctors should consider the body weight of the patient while reading the tests for prostate cancer as obesity could considerably alter the results of these tests, a recent US study has revealed.
Obese men have more blood which lowers the...
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The American Medical Association on Thursday issued a formal apology for more than a century of discriminatory policies that excluded blacks from participating in a...
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AP, Chicago
The American Medical Association on Thursday issued a formal apology for more than a century of discriminatory policies that excluded blacks from participating in a...
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AP, Chicago
The American Medical Association is issuing a formal apology for more than a century of discriminatory policies that excluded blacks from participating in a group long...
made popular Jul 10 2008
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Is menthol a flavor that should be banned from cigarettes?Thats a tricky question, according to the American Medical Association whose members on Tuesday found...
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Some health insurance companies rate doctors on their performance. Now doctors are turning the tables.The American Medical Association issued its first health insurance...
made popular Jun 16 2008
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The nation’s largest doctors’ group this week adopted new ethical guidelines for how physicians should talk to pregnant patients about donating their...
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The American Medical Association, the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and others health institutes have established a committee for childhood...
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The Journal of the American Medical Association says that Raloxifene, an osteoporosis drug, is as helpful as tamoxifen. It cuts half the risk of breast cancer. Dr....
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High-level salt foods will get the warning label now in the US. The American Medical Association suggests the government to take necessary steps for the new labeling...
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AP, Chicago
The American Medical Association on Thursday issued a formal apology for more than a century of discriminatory policies that excluded blacks from participating in a...
made popular Jul 10 2008
AP, Chicago
The American Medical Association on Thursday issued a formal apology for more than a century of discriminatory policies that excluded blacks from participating in a...
made popular Jul 10 2008
AP, Chicago
The American Medical Association is issuing a formal apology for more than a century of discriminatory policies that excluded blacks from participating in a group long...
made popular Jul 10 2008
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When he was diagnosed with kidney cancer last year, Dave deBronkart needed an easy way to keep his far-flung friends and family updated. So did the president of the...
made popular Jun 8 2008
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In a March 11 story about hospital groups filing a lawsuit against the federal government, The Associated Press erroneously reported one of the participants. It is the...
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A report published in the Journal of the American Medical Association (AMA) talked about how a coordinated global effort could save the lives of millions of children....
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I have with me the American Medical Association (AMA) report, which brings mixed response on the use of RFID tags in human skins, especially on patients to keep track....
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The American Medical Association, the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and others health institutes have established a committee for childhood...
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Depression may lead to heart disease is a previous conception but here is a new one that heart surgery may lead to depression.
The Journal of the American Medical...
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If your blood pressure remains unchanged at night in comparison with the daytime, you might be at a greater risk of heart disease. According to the Swedish researchers...
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The Journal of the American Medical Association says that Raloxifene, an osteoporosis drug, is as helpful as tamoxifen. It cuts half the risk of breast cancer. Dr....
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Salt is reported to be the latest unhealthy food after Trans fats and a campaign backed by American Medical Association reports about the reduction of sodium in...
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High-level salt foods will get the warning label now in the US. The American Medical Association suggests the government to take necessary steps for the new labeling...
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Anti depression drugs for anorexia nervosa patients do not reduce patients’ risk of deterioration. The Journal of the American Medical Association has published...
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In a first national survey, since mid 1970s, conducted by National Institutes of Health (NIH) in U.S., concluded on vision problems. It finds that 94 percent of...
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Rimonabant is showing promising results - it is a new anti-obesity pill that works on the same biological triggers that give marijuana smokers the munchies. The study...
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Great news for the degenerative joint disease sufferers. It is an unexpected and hopeful finding. If you are depressed, go for a treatment and get cured of your...
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