Archive for the 'Medicine' Category



The Use of Muscle Relaxants for Lower Back Pain

Monday 18 June 2007 @ 2:06 pm

The muscle relaxing properties of “muscle relaxants” arise not from direct activity at the muscular or neuromuscular junction level but rather from an inhibition of more central polysynaptic neuronal (nerve cells that end in synapses) events.

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What Are The Best Herpes Simplex Medicines, Conventional or Alternative?

Monday 18 June 2007 @ 11:06 am

Although there is no cure for the disease, there are plenty of herpes simplex medicines out there that can help you manage the virus effectively. Whether you suffer from the oral or genital variety, your outbreaks may not require much treatment at all. Some cases are very mild, only lasting one to two weeks. For more severe cases, treatments may help lessen the pain and shorten the length of the outbreak.

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Simple Tests To Assess The Severity Of Brain Injury In Children

Friday 15 June 2007 @ 11:06 am

An Online Resource to provide information regarding Brain Injuries and associated matters.

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Online Pharmacies - A Welcome Alternative To Drug Purchase

Friday 15 June 2007 @ 10:06 am

The manifold benefits of Internet pharmacies have made them an instant favorite among customers. Quality drugs at low prices, easy ordering process, confidentiality and a host of other services has made online pharmacies a welcome alternative to the community drugstores.

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Disaster Medicine- Beyond the ER

Friday 15 June 2007 @ 8:06 am

In the year since 9/11 disaster medicine has come into its own. Now a recognized specialty the practice of disaster preparedness, disaster planning, disaster response and disaster recovery as it relates to the practice of medicine and the function of healthcare and healthcare institutions has moved from the realm of the emergency manager and hospital safety officer and into the realm of the healthcare professional. But in this expanding universe of knowledge the hospital floor and the Intensive Care Unit were all but forgotten.

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Diabetes and the Obesity Risk Factor

Thursday 14 June 2007 @ 5:06 pm

Scientists still do not know the cause of diabetes. Certainly there are risks apparent and these must be addressed.

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Now We’ve Done It - Texas Fights The Overuse of Antibiotics

Thursday 14 June 2007 @ 5:06 pm

Most of us have done it: at some point, we caught a bad cold or flu and, feeling miserable, dragged (or, if you prefer, drug) our shaking bodies into the doctor’s office to beg for a prescription, believing a few pills will somehow make it all better. “Come on, Doc,” we said, “Give me something. I’m under a deadline, here. My health insurance will cover it.”

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Medication Errors

Thursday 14 June 2007 @ 4:06 pm

This article discusses what medication errors are and how you can avoid them.

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Garlic Thin’s The Blood The Same Way As Fish Oils

Thursday 14 June 2007 @ 3:06 pm

Garlic is thought not to have evolved in the wild but from cultivated Allium longicupis or Wild Garlic, which does grow naturally in central Asia. Cultivated garlic was used in Ancient Mesopotamia and Egypt from at least 2000 BC.

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A Good Solution for Treating the Symptoms of Depression

Thursday 14 June 2007 @ 10:06 am

Effexor is used primarily for the treatment of depression, generalized anxiety disorder, and social anxiety disorder in adults. It is known as one of the most activating of the newer antidepressants. While this can be helpful to some, as a number of depressed patients report feeling exhausted and unmotivated, to others it poses the risk of increased anxiety and agitation.

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