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…temporal sclerosis are most often visible on brain MRI. Medical Care: Anticonvulsant therapy generally is indicated when patients have more than one seizure. The goal is to make the patient seizure free. Even one seizure per year may prevent the patient…
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…with Down syndrome tend to have many colds and ear infections, as well as bronchitis and pneumonia. They also are at increased risk of thyroid problems and leukemia. Children with the disorder should receive regular medical care including standard childhood…
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…island's past for him. First of all, we find out about Iannis being a doctor. He is intellectual, well qualified for his job, seems to be a good specialist. We see this from the medical terminology that he (or the omniscient narrator) uses: "aural orifice…
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…. Finally, the last problem left is that sometimes, a birth will cause the mother medical problems. This problem can be solved by making modern medicine more widely available to poor people. With proper medical care, a mother will not die from giving birth…
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…or program of care than a place, Hospice is a unique blend of services that address the physical, emotional, and spiritual needs of the terminally ill person and his or her family. Hospice care is provided by an interdisciplinary team of professionals…
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…and move safely. However, doctors point out that if the person with Alzheimer's has other serious medical problems, a nursing home may be the only option. · Special care units — Today, many nursing homes feature special care Alzheimer's units that provide…
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…help stimulate the economy. How do you get these foreign countries to care? Redefining the HIV/AIDS epidemic in Sub-Saharan Africa as a public health and infectious disease emergency is a start. Instead of looking at HIV as just another virus that affects…
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…does the best care switch from pumping drugs and medication into someone’s body to keep them hanging on and become compassion and possibly even helping them end it all? Dr. Jack Kevorkian is one proponent of assisted suicide and even went as far…
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…, the governments could invest into programs that would help stimulate the economy. How do you get these foreign countries to care? Redefining the HIV/AIDS epidemic in Sub-Saharan Africa as a public health and infectious disease emergency is a start. Instead of looking…
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…, not caring that he'd just had an accident. What's more, he wasn't even cold, as he thought he'd feel, while outside of his car in the wet Rochester snow. He felt his attention drawn to his white '63 Dodge Dart. A section of the truck bed frame had punctured…
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