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There are a number of recommendations as to the best available approach to the care of patients with pneumonia. This investigation
is part of a larger study looking at the effect of a pneumonia pathway on patient outcomes.
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This article will review and dispute some commonly held beliefs about dogma in the practice of emergency medicine.
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The rate of development of dementia in patients with MCI can be altered by a medical intervention, in this case by administration of an acetylcholinesterase inhibitor.
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Pregabalin appears to be a safe and effective alternative in the treatment of painful diabetic neuropathy.
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This article reports the findings from a neuropathologic study of brain tissue and CSF from autistic patients suggesting an inflammatory-mediated component to this syndrome.
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It would be reasonable to empirically try sildeanfil and related drugs in both men and women with MS having sexual complaints.
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The availability of sensitive and reproducible measures of autonomic function has improved physicians’ ability to diagnose these disorders.
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The only consistent intervention which appears to extend lifespan in mammals has been caloric restriction. This has been shown in a number of species, and there are ongoing studies in primates. Patients who voluntarily undergo caloric restriction show improvement in some of the biomarkers which improve in calorically restricted mammals. Other interventions, however, have been largely unsuccessful in extending lifespan.