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HIV Infection Linked Tgo Chronic Lung Disease

New research shows that patients who are HIV positive may be at an increased risk for
developing chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD). Researchers from Yale University
School of Medicine investigated …

Perceived Control Improves Asthma Health Status

Patients with asthma who believe they have control of their condition are likely to
report improved asthma-related health status and have a decreased risk of severe asthma
attacks. In a …

Vitamin A No Hlep For Patients With Emphysema

… patients with emphysema, shows a new study. In the "Feasibility of Retinoids for
the Treatment of Emphysema" (FORTE) study, researchers from David Geffen School of
Medicine in Los Angeles enrolled …

Preliminary Long-Term Clinical Data Show Promising Results For The CYPHER(R) …

… patients with multi-vessel coronary artery disease. These results were presented
last night by Principal Investigator Patrick W. Serruys, M.D., Ph.D. [click link for full
article] …

Results Of New Combined Analysis Concludes Patients At Risk For …

… patients have an increased risk of developing glaucoma. [click link for full
article] …

Actemra™ Shows Impressive, Consistent Remission Rates

… patients. Remission rates exceeded 50% at 52 weeks and one study showed 43.3%
achievement of ACR70. (Abstract #945). The authors concluded that "targeted blockade of
IL-6 signaling is a viable …

Rituximab Efficacy In Autoantibody Seronegative Patients

… patients seronegative for these autoantibodies achieved a significant
moderate/good ACR response compared to the placebo group from a first treatment course
with rituximab. [click link for full article] …

Heavy Toll Of Obesity On Rheumatoid Arthritis Quality Of Life

Reducing obesity in patients with rheumatoid arthritis may improve quality of life
according to researchers who found that obesity was independently associated with impaired
quality of life in RA patients …

Use Of Sleep Meds For Patients With Apnea Questioned By Research

Prescription sleep aids may do little to improve the use of continuous positive airway
pressure (CPAP) among patients with obstructive sleep apnea (OSA). [click link for
full article] …

Former nurse pleads guilty to using patient medication

A former nurse at Retreat Healthcare in Brattleboro has pleaded guilty to using pain
medication intended for one of her patients …

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