Gabapentin, Pregabalin Tied to Higher Risks Early in Treatment
(MedPage Today) -- People prescribed gabapentinoids -- gabapentin or pregabalin -- had a higher risk of drug poisoning soon after ...
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Parkinson’s disease: recognising symptoms early is key to prompt diagnosis and treatment
Early medical evaluation allows for tailored medication, targeted exercise, and lifestyle changes that may slow functional decline and help maintain a higher quality ...
Root canal treatment included in Ayushman Bharat-Arogya Karnataka scheme
A Government Order issued on April 8 provides for the addition of specific procedure codes for root canal treatment under ...
Unlocking early detection, better treatment pathways for PCOS and endometriosis using microRNAs
Findings associated with miRNAs in women’s health disorders can allow clinicians to create a molecular profile for every individual, use ...
Tiger Woods Says He’ll Seek Treatment
(MedPage Today) -- Tiger Woods said Tuesday he is stepping away to seek treatment, 4 days after his vehicle crashed ...
What the study of the mutant gene behind aggressive adult leukaemia can offer for treatment
The U.S.-based multi-institutional study of 830 adult ALL patients treated between 2010 and 2024 found that about one in 10 ...
Tried-and-True Carpal Tunnel Treatment Flops in Controlled Trial
(MedPage Today) -- Patients with carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS) fared no better with wrist splinting, a widely prescribed conservative therapy, ...
Delhi HC asks Centre to reconsider ₹50 lakh cap for rare disease treatment
Justice Prathiba M. Singh, who is hearing a bunch of petitions by rare disease patients and their parents to provide ...
Plunge in Antiviral Scripts for Hep C Points to Unmet Treatment Needs
(MedPage Today) -- Hailed as breakthrough treatments at their 2013 debut, the number of direct-acting antiviral (DAA) prescriptions to treat ...
Jail-Based HCV Testing, Treatment May Deliver Substantial Community Returns
(MedPage Today) -- Jail-based hepatitis C virus (HCV) elimination interventions in people who inject drugs could be a cost-effective approach ...