Harnessing Health Hazards is a Huge Hunk of Healthcare
The things which kill us can also make us better. It sounds like the claims of a dangerous quack, but it’s a pillar of popular […]
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Kidney Transplantation: Information
Performing renal transplantation is a team effort. Transplant centers need to develop a network of specialists, such as a psychologist, psychiatrist, urologist, gastroenterologist, cardiologist, infectious […]
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Abdominal and Ovarian Pain in Women
Abdominal and ovarian pain are some of the top complaints in women. There are many things that can be causing the abdominal or ovarian pain. Some […]
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Celiac Disease: An Overview
Celiac disease (also known as celiac sprue or gluten intolerance) is an autoimmune disorder. Celiac disease occurs when the body’s immune system triggers a response to consumption […]
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Role of Clinical History in Laboratory Diagnostics
The Supreme Purpose of History is a Better World ~ Herbert Hoover ‘History’ is derived from a Greek word which means ‘investigation’. Clinical history is […]
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Tips for the Elderly Living Alone With a Medical Condition
The elderly have a diverse range of housing options to meet their needs, ranging from assisted living facilities to senior retirement communities that are big […]
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Being Doctor: Then and Now, Is it worth it?
Recently, the social media has been flooding with news of Doctors being assaulted ( thrashed, beaten or terrorized ) here and there. In India the […]
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Diagnosing Abdominal Tuberculosis: Current recommendations
Abdominal tuberculosis (TB) is a collective term that includes TB of the gastrointestinal tract, peritoneum, omentum, mesentery and its lymph nodes and other abdominal […]
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Growth charts in Neonates
Historically, various growth charts have been used in Neonatal units to monitor growth in newborns. An Ideal growth chart that can be used, has always […]
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