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WeeklyMD > Blog > Doctors and Health Care

Doctors and Health Care (Page 47)

Minorities Less Likely to Get Clot-Clearing Stroke Drug

2016-09-14
By: Weekly MD Team
On: September 14, 2016
In: Blood and Blood Disorders, Doctors and Health Care, Heart / Cardiovascular, Public Health

But study couldn’t determine why white male patients were more likely to get tPA in hospitalContinue Reading

Psychiatric Patients Face Longer Waits in ER

2016-09-13
By: Weekly MD Team
On: September 13, 2016
In: Doctors and Health Care, Mental Health, Public Health, Special Needs

And they’re more likely to be transferred without getting treatment, study findsContinue Reading

Few Young U.S. Burn Patients Transferred to Specialized Centers

2016-09-05
By: Weekly MD Team
On: September 5, 2016
In: Doctors and Health Care, General Health, Healthy Living, Kids' Health, Skin Care

Researchers call for clearer guidelines on treatment, follow-upContinue Reading

Injury Risk Spikes While Cancer Patients Seek Diagnosis: Study

2016-09-01
By: Weekly MD Team
On: September 1, 2016
In: Cancer, Doctors and Health Care, General Health, Healthy Living

Researchers urge greater prevention of medical and drug therapy complications, accidents and self-harmContinue Reading

Depression Common After Time Spent in ICU

2016-08-17
By: Weekly MD Team
On: August 17, 2016
In: Doctors and Health Care, Mental Health

About one-third of ICU patients suffer psychologically, researchers findContinue Reading

Fewer Advanced Alzheimer’s Patients on Feeding Tubes

2016-08-16
By: Weekly MD Team
On: August 16, 2016
In: Alzheimers, Doctors and Health Care, Healthy Living

Practice dropped by half over past 15 years, study reportsContinue Reading

Do Hospital ICUs Raise Costs Without Boosting Survival?

2016-08-09
By: Weekly MD Team
On: August 9, 2016
In: Doctors and Health Care, General Health

Study finds common medical conditions treatable in general ward treated more aggressively without better outcomesContinue Reading

Lack of Pharmacy Access May Send Some Seniors Back to Hospital

2016-08-04
By: Weekly MD Team
On: August 4, 2016
In: Doctors and Health Care, Public Health, Vitamins / Drugs

Problem is acute in small, rural areas of Oregon, researchers findContinue Reading

Lack of Pharmacy Access May Send Some Seniors Back to Hospital

2016-08-04
By: Weekly MD Team
On: August 4, 2016
In: Doctors and Health Care, Public Health, Vitamins / Drugs

Problem is acute in small, rural areas of Oregon, researchers findContinue Reading

Flu Shot Tied to Fewer Hospitalizations, Deaths in Type 2 Diabetes Patients

2016-07-26
By: Weekly MD Team
On: July 26, 2016
In: Care Giving, Diabetes, Doctors and Health Care, Heart / Cardiovascular, Infectious Disease, Vitamins / Drugs

Risk of dying dropped almost one-quarter over 7 years in those who got the vaccineContinue Reading

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