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Patient Care

New Drug Promising for Lowering Cholesterol

In a phase III study, an investigational cholesterol absorption inhibitor called ezetimibe reduced low-density lipoprotein (LDL) by 18% and total cholesterol (TC) by 12%. More...
01 Jun 2001

Extended Use of Melatonin May Affect Sperm Quality

A study has found that continuous use of the hormone melatonin could affect the quality of sperm. Conducted by researchers at the Sleep Research lab of Technion Institute of Technology. More...
29 May 2001

New Cancer Drug Produces Striking Results

A new therapy has demonstrated very positive results in the treatment of chronic myeloid leukemia (CML) and gastrointestinal stromal tumor (GIST) with generally few side effects. More...
22 May 2001

Smoking Magnifies Breast Cancer Risk for Some Women

A study has found that smoking cigarettes significantly increases the risk of breast cancer for women with three or more relatives who have had breast or ovarian cancer. More...
21 May 2001

Prostate Cancer Therapy Produces Dramatic Results

Study finds that 110 prostate cancer patients with mean prostate-specific antigen (PSA) scores of 13.2 and Gleason scores of 6.6 treated with triple hormone blockade therapy for 13 months are all now off treatment with prostates intact and with average PSA scores of 1.3. More...
18 May 2001

Coaching Lessens Pain for Cancer Patients

A study conducted by researchers at the University of California, Davis has shown that cancer patients who received coaching in how to talk to their doctors about pain experienced 20% less discomfort in subsequent weeks. More...
16 May 2001

Iron-Deficiency Anemia May Linger in Infants

A study has found that children three to four years old who were treated for iron-deficiency anemia in infancy show slower transmission of nerve impulses throughout the brain in both the auditory and visual systems. More...
14 May 2001
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