Daylight Saving Survival Guide - Sleep Center

Daylight Saving Survival Guide - Sleep Center 

everydayhealth.com - Wednesday, March 9, 2011 — You’ve got good reason to dread turning your clocks ahead this weekend, and it’s not just because you’ll wake up a littler groggier. Research shows that losing an hour of...

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The uses of the iPhone for surgeons. 

ncbi.nlm.nih.gov - North Middlesex University Hospital, London UK. benan@doctors.org.ukAbstractMobile technology is continuously improving and it is important that all physicians are aware of its new advances. Smartp...

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An Innovative, Community-based Approach to Smoking Cessation « Health IT Buzz 

healthit.hhs.gov - Thursday, March 10th, 2011 | Posted by: Jason Kunzman Beacon Communities Project Officer and Aaron McKethan Beacon Communities Program Director | Category: ONC One of the criteria set forth in Stag...

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Medical News: Bauchner to Be Next JAMA Editor 

medpagetoday.com - Howard C. Bauchner, MD, vice chair of pediatrics at Boston University and editor of a U.K. pediatrics journal, will succeed Catherine DeAngelis, MD, MPH, as editor of the Journal of the American Me...

El tabaco es perjudicial para el feto... incluso si la embarazada no fuma

Medical News: The Best Part of Waking Up Also Lowers Stroke Risk 

medpagetoday.com - Women who start their day with a cup of coffee may be protecting themselves from stroke, according to a Swedish prospective cohort study.Among 34,670 women, those who reported drinking at least one...

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Medical News: CMS Puts 2012 Medicare Fee Cut at Nearly 30 Percent 

medpagetoday.com - WASHINGTON -- The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) has estimated that in 2012 Medicare physician reimbursement will be cut by 29.5%. When President Obama signed a bill in 2010 to po...

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Medical Associates of Erie - Total Healthcare for a Lifetime - Business Profiles - GoErie.com/Erie Times 

goerie.com - Products produced/services provided: Total health care for a lifetime and Medical Associates of Erie. The phrase and the organization go hand in glove. Medical Associates of Erie (MAE) is a wholly ...

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Emergency treatment of anaphylaxis in infants and children, Pulsus Group Inc 

pulsus.com - Emergency treatment of anaphylaxis in infants and childrenA Cheng, Canadian Paediatric Society, Acute Care Committee Anaphylaxis is a severe, acute and potentially life-threatening condition, often...

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ARBOL DE NOTICIAS - 28 de Febrero, D 

arboldenoticias.com - El día a día de una persona que padece una E.R. es, en muchas ocasiones, muy complicado debido a las dificultades a las que se tiene que enfrentar.• Desconocimiento del origen de la enfermedad, des...

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El tabaco es perjudicial para el feto... incluso si la embarazada no fuma 

pediatriabasadaenpruebas.com - Completando el título: ... si la embarazada no fuma, pero está expuesta al humo del tabaco de otros. A esta noticia hemos llegado vía la cuenta en Twitter del blog "Pediátrica". En "Pediatrics" se ...

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Doubts emerge over heart risk to 'apple shape' 

bbc.co.uk - 10 March 2011 Last updated at 19:16 ET By Dominic Hughes Health correspondent, BBC News Doubts have been raised over the idea that being overweight and "apple shaped" increases heart attack risk. A...

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U.S. clears new lupus drug, blockbuster sales seen 

reuters.com - By Lisa Richwine WASHINGTON | Wed Mar 9, 2011 7:49pm EST WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The first new treatment for lupus in a half-century won U.S. approval on Wednesday, a milestone for patients with the...

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Medical News: Mediterranean Diet Helps Prevent, Slow Metabolic Syndrome 

medpagetoday.com - Action Points  Explain that a meta-analysis found that adherence to a Mediterranean diet decreased the prevalence of the metabolic syndrome and slowed its progression.Note that the effect was seen ...

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Blood pressure drugs feeding the obesity epidemic? 

reuters.com - By Amy Norton NEW YORK | Thu Mar 10, 2011 7:05pm EST NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Blood pressure drugs known as beta-blockers could be helping to fuel the obesity epidemic, by dampening the body's a...

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Apple obesity heart risk theory goes pear 

reuters.com - By Kate Kelland LONDON | Thu Mar 10, 2011 7:04pm EST LONDON (Reuters) - New research is challenging previous medical notions that "apple-shaped" people with more fat around their waist are at highe...