Are we over treating bactinuria: A study
Posted by: admin on: February 9, 2012
Bacteria in urine routine and a positive urine culture thereafter in asymptomatic patients does not always warrant antibiotics says a study.
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Australia earliest Country to Question Safety of Asprin in Elderly.
Posted by: admin on: February 9, 2012
Asprin in elderly could be a cause of stoke and internal bleeding. Australians were the pioneers to warn the use of the drug without physician’s advice.
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Angioplasties in Heart attack patients at centres Without On-Site Surgery Services found safe
Posted by: admin on: February 9, 2012
Angioplasties done in centres without on-site surgery services has found to be safe. In emergency situations could save a lot of delay and inconvenience to the patients.
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Diabetes and poor S-E class of mother predispose to ADHD
Posted by: admin on: February 8, 2012
Gestational diabetes in the lower socioeconomic status is something to take note of & managed well to reduce ADHD incidence in the children.
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WHO’s Guidlines on HIV related Cryptococcus disease:
Posted by: admin on: February 8, 2012
Cryptococcal infection causing deaths in HIV infected cohorts is a major concern in resource limited settings.
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