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HIV-Positive People With Depression More Likely To Follow Treatment Regimens When Taking SSRIs, Study Finds

HIV-positive people with clinical depression who take the common antidepressants selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors are more likely to follow their treatment regimens, according to a study p


Book Examines Experiences Of Children With HIV/AIDS, Addresses Treatment, Care, Support Issues

A new book -- titled Teenagers, HIV and AIDS -- examines the experiences of children in the Washington, D.C.-area who are living with HIV/AIDS and also addresses medical, treatment and support


Illinois Makes Little Progress In Publicly Releasing Hospital Quality, Performance Data Four Years After Laws Were Approved

Illinois lawmakers in 2005 passed two laws designed to provide consumers with detailed information on hospital safety and performance, but projects created under the laws have been delayed and no


Mississippi Medicaid Faces Funding Shortfall

Mississippi lawmakers and advocates say that if additional funding for the state's Medicaid program cannot be found, tens of thousands of beneficiaries could be dropped from the program and servi


CMS Proposes Medicare Coverage Of Sleep Apnea Treatment For Beneficiaries Diagnosed With Home Tests

CMS last month announced a proposal to allow Medicare coverage of a sleep apnea treatment for beneficiaries diagnosed with home tes


CMS Regulation Would Eliminate Premiums For Some Low-Income Medicare Prescription Drug Plan Beneficiaries

CMS on Monday announced a proposed regulation that would allow Medicare drug benefit plans to offer reduced premiums to some beneficiaries who


Federal Officials To Announce Nationwide Crackdown On Fraudulent Medicare Billing By Equipment Suppliers

Federal officials on Tuesday are expected to announce a nationwide effort to combat fraudulent Medicare billing by medical equipment suppliers, the


New York Times Examines Financial Problems, Potential Closure Of Atlanta Public Hospital

The New York Times on


Fertility Rate Increase Reveals 'Deeper Problems' Of Rising Teen Births, Unintended Pregnancies, Letter To Editor Says

Rather than celebrating an increase in U.S. fertility rates, we must recognize that it reflects deeper problems that need to be addressed, John Seager, president of


Colorado, South Dakota, Virginia Take Actions On Women's Health-Related Legislation, Programs

The following highlights recent news of state and local actions on women's health-related issues.Abortion, Abstinence-Only Education


Supreme Court Declines To Hear Appeal Of Ruling That Struck Down Mich. Law Banning Some Abortions

The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday declined to hear an appeal of a June 2007 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals decision that struck down a Michigan law banning some types of abortions, including s


Trust Me, Although I'm Not A Doctor, UK

Non-medical staff giving advice, misleading claims, remote prescribing and pressure selling are just some of the findings from a new Which? investigation* into the UK cosmetic treatments industry.


AAP Releases 2008 Immunization Schedules For Children, Adolescents, USA

The AAP policy statement,


Healthy Living Probably Gives You 10 More Years, Study

A study of middle aged and older people living in Norfolk, UK, has suggested that not smoking, being active, eating enough fruit and vegetables and drinking only moderate amounts of alcohol can


Implementation Date Announced For Tighter Controls On Nasal Decongestants, UK

The Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) has announced that tighter controls for pseudoephedrine and ephedrine contained in nasal decongestants in cold and flu remedies, will


Elections To Health Boards Not The Solution To Poor Public Engagement, Says BMA Scotland

Commenting on the launch of the consultation for a Local Healthcare Bill, Dr Peter Terry, chairman of the BMA in Scotland, said: Encouraging greater involvement and promoting effective g


Significant Lowering Of Glucose In Oral Tolerance Test For Proprietary Version Of Resveratrol, SRT501

Sirtris Pharmaceuticals, Inc. that announced SRT501 (Proprietary Version of Resveratrol), apart from being safe and well tolerated, also significantly lowered glucose in an oral glucose tolerance


BERT Tells ERNI It's Time To Grow A Brain

UCL (University College London) scientists have discovered how two proteins - called BERT and ERNI interact in embryos to control when different organ systems in the body start to form, deepenin


Health Secretary Unveils New Infection Control Strategy, UK

Every hospital trust in England will be able to recruit two infection control nurses, two isolation nurses and an antimicrobial pharmacist with millions of pounds of extra investment for inf


Seeking Funding For Cancer Vaccine Clinical Trial And Fast Track Commercialization

BIOVEN, a biotechnology company specializing in therapeutic vaccines for cancer, is targeting to raise US$16million to fund its clinical trials and fast track the commercialization of its three br


Technology And Therapeutic Factors Driving Interest In Dry Powder Inhalers

The convergence of socioeconomic and technology factors - the growing emphasis on drug self-administration for chronic conditions, the expected acceleration in protein- and peptide-based therapeut


DomaniCell's Unique CGMP And Hospital-based Cord Blood Program Expands

DomaniCell, LLC (DomaniCell), a leading service provider in the field of stem cell collection and storage, announced that Saint Peter's University Hospital has recently partnered with Doman


Medicare Spending Rose 19% In 2006

Medicare spending rose faster in 2006 than it had done during the previous 25 years, due mainly to prescription drug benefit for disabled people and the elderly. In 2006, health care spending rep


Medical Training Report Can Lead Us To Excellence, Says BMA, UK

The final report of the Tooke inquiry (published yesterday, Tuesday 8 January, 2008) is both an opportunity to deliver excellence in medical training, and an indictment of the government's handlin


DMAA Hails Decision On Financial Threshold For Medicare Health Support, USA

DMAA: The Care Continuum Alliance hailed a federal decision to make budget neutrality the financial performance threshold for the developing Medicare Health Support (MHS) disease management pilot.


Global Health Leaders Convene To Tackle HIV/AIDS And Health Worker Crises

National health ministers, public health leaders and HIV/AIDS experts convene today at the first-ever international conference on task shifting to scale up access to HIV/AIDS treatment and, at th


Autism And Recurrent Genetic Deletion Linked

Loss of a small portion of chromosome 16, known as 16p11.2, is significantly associated with autism report researchers from the University of Chicago Medical Center, the University of Illinois at


Heart Could Be Conditioned To Survive Major Attack

People who experience brief periods of blocked blood flow may be better conditioned to survive a full-blown heart attack later, according to new research from the University of Cincinnati (UC).


High Risk Of Absenteeism In Emergency Responders Due To Work Injuries

New research suggests that at any given time, almost 10 percent of the emergency medical technicians (EMTs) and paramedics in the United States miss work because of injuries and illnesses they suf


Childhood Eczema Still On The Increase In Developing Countries

Experts are warning policy makers that allergic disease might replace infectious disease as a major cause of ill health in cities undergoing rapid demographic changes in developing countries.









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