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Wednesday, November 3rd 2004

Chicago Patients with deficit schizophrenia, a subtype of schizophrenia characterized by negative symptoms, such as blunted speech and expression, lack of emotional and...


Monday, November 1st 2004

on Child's Cognitive, Language, and Behavioral FunctioningChicago Children of mothers exposed to organic solvents during their pregnancies had lower scores on certain tests lan...


Monday, October 18th 2004

Chicago Individuals 70 to 90 years old who adhered to a Mediterranean-type diet and several healthy lifestyle habits had a more than 50 percent lower death rate than those did...


Friday, October 15th 2004

A major international study from 52 countries quantifying the major risk factors for heart attack-and to identify any regional differences from different parts of the world or...


Wednesday, October 13th 2004

Chicago Approximately 13 percent of U.S. children have had a special health care need (SHCN), and significant proportions of their families experience financial problems t...


Monday, October 11th 2004

Chicago Medicare beneficiaries who exceed their annual drug benefit cap report having to reduce their use of essential medications and experience difficulty paying prescriptio...


Thursday, October 7th 2004

Possible Effect on Common Cold Requires Further StudyChicago -- Vitamin E does not appear to have a beneficial effect on lower respiratory tract infections in elderly nursing...


Saturday, October 2nd 2004

Chicago Preliminary results from a trial for a streptococcal vaccine indicate the vaccine appears likely to offer protection against streptococcal infections, according to study...


Monday, September 27th 2004

Editor's note: Although we don't usually publish ''op-ed'' material, this article presents compelling and important information, and I believe it is beneficial for all of us who...


Sunday, September 26th 2004

Chicago - Women who drink higher amounts of sugar-sweetened beverages have an increased risk for developing type 2 diabetes and gaining weight, according to a study in the August...


Wednesday, September 22nd 2004

Chicago, ILChildren and adolescents who have received the varicella (chickenpox) vaccine and contract varicella are about half as contagious as those who have not been...


Monday, September 20th 2004

Chicago, ILPrescribing of inappropriate medications for elderly patients appears relatively common, according to an article in the August 9/23 issue of The Archives of Internal...


Wednesday, September 15th 2004

...but Improves Quality of Life for Women with Menopausal SymptomsChicago A computer-based simulation model suggests that short-term hormone therapy (HT) is associated with...


Sunday, September 5th 2004

CHICAGO Women who report regular use of aspirin appear to have a reduced risk of breast cancer, according to a study in the May 26 issue of The Journal of the American Ass...


Tuesday, August 24th 2004

CHICAGO Increasing stroke severity, as measured by the National Institutes of Health Stroke Scale, increases the likelihood that stroke patients who are treated with clot-dissol...


Sunday, August 1st 2004

Lancet 2004; 363: 1711-20Early diagnosis of glaucoma is essential to prevent irreversible visual impairment, according to a Seminar in this week's issue of THE LANCET.Glaucoma is...


Sunday, July 18th 2004

CHICAGO The number of persons in the United States affected by cataracts is estimated to rise to 30.1 million people in the next 20 years, an increase of 50 percent, to...


Wednesday, July 14th 2004

Lancet 2004; 363: 1570, 1607-08Results of a preliminary study in this week's issue of THE LANCET suggest that statins (cholesterol-lowering drugs) could have potential in the...


Monday, July 12th 2004

BECK: Good Morning Dr. Golinkoff. I recently read your book titled, Einstein Never Used Flashcards and I really loved it. I wish you had written it when my kids were younger! Not...


Thursday, July 1st 2004

CHICAGO Cholesterol levels vary with the seasons, reaching their highest levels in the winter months, according to an article in the April 26 issue of The Archives of Med...


Wednesday, June 30th 2004

CHICAGO A model has been created that can help determine the risk of death within six months for nursing home patients with advanced dementia, according to a study in the June i...


Thursday, June 24th 2004

Chicago - An estimated one-third of adults use prayer, in addition to conventional medical care and complementary and alternative therapies, for health concerns, according to an...


Sunday, June 20th 2004

CHICAGO The APOE epsilon 4 allele (variation in a certain gene that has been linked with Alzheimer disease) appears to be a powerful risk factor for developing Alzheimer (...


Monday, June 14th 2004

Chicago - Refractive errors (inability of the eye to focus properly) affect about one-third of people 40 years and older in the United States and Western Europe, and one-fifth of...


Friday, June 11th 2004

CHICAGO Including more calcium in the diet may help to reduce the risk of kidney stone formation in younger women, according to an article in the April 26 issue of The of...

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