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Critical Care

Pencil Beam Scanning Lung Cancer Radiotherapy Delivered Successfully at German Proton Therapy Center

Germany clinicians are employing advanced proton therapy technology for the treatment of difficult lung cancer patients. More...
07 Oct 2010

Carotid Stenting Should Be Avoided in Older Patients

A new study recommends that stenting for symptomatic carotid stenosis in patients 70 years and older should be avoided, although the procedure might be as safe as endarterectomy in younger patients. More...
06 Oct 2010

Firefighters' Risk for Heart Disease Increased by Ultrafine Air Particles

A new study has found that more than 70% of particulates released during fires are ultrafine, invisible to the naked eye, placing firefighters at an increased risk for heart disease from exposure during the fire suppression process. More...
05 Oct 2010

New Warnings Issued on Use of Gadolinium-Based Contrast Agents

U.S. Officials are requiring that gadolinium-based contrast agents carry new warnings on their labels about the risk of a potentially fatal disorder known as nephrogenic systemic fibrosis, if the drug is administered to certain patients with kidney disease. More...
04 Oct 2010

Trauma Patients Do Better With Identical Blood-Group Plasma

Using ABO-identical plasma in trauma patients lowers their rates of sepsis, renal failure, and other complications, according to a new study. More...
04 Oct 2010

Cardene More Effective Than Labetalol in Emergency Care

A new study has shown that ready-to use nicardipine hydrochloride lowers acutely elevated blood pressure more effectively than labetalol in ER patients. More...
04 Oct 2010

Popular Joint Pain Supplements Do Not Help Relieve Symptoms

A new study claims that glucosamine and chondroitin, two supplements commonly used to reduce pain in patients with osteoarthritis in the knees and hips, do not actually relieve symptoms. More...
30 Sep 2010
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