Sentences with phrase «doctors and patients develop»

This test can help doctors and patients develop a clear and effective lifestyle plan.

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Viewers may be inspired to become doctors by watching their favourite television characters, or develop ideas about how doctors should behave and present themselves to patients.

Healthcare professionals Even doctors and healthcare professionals need to monitor and develop a positive reputation online to attract and retain patients.

The concert benefits Summit for Stem Cell Foundation, a community initiative with patients, scientists and doctors to develop a Parkinson's treatment...

Patients would then often develop addictions and dependencies to them because of how powerful they are and then return to their doctors seeking more.

Maximilian Bircher - Benner, a Swiss doctor and nutritionist, developed Bircher for patients at his Zurich sanatorium as a way of adding more raw fruit into their diets.

Maximilian Bircher - Benner, a Swiss doctor and nutritionist, developed Bircher for patients at his Zurich sanatorium at the turn of the last century as a way of adding more raw fruit into their diets.

The new official statement is adapted from a concept developed by Courson, along with Bert Mandelbaum, MD, and Lawrence J. Lemak, MD, using a terms common in both sports and medicine: coaches and athletes call time outs to gather a team together and discuss game strategies or to call a play, while, in medicine, doctors take a time out immediately before every surgery when all operating room participants stop to verify the procedure, patient identity, correct site and side.

Thousands of patients, elite athletes, athletic trainers, pro teams in every sport, special military forces, and the world's foremost orthopedic surgeons, sports medicine doctors, and physical therapists choose Game Ready for our commitment to developing the world's most innovative, most effective recovery products.

The bill will go into effect immediately once signed, but registrant identification and licenses for the five companies that will be permitted to grow and distribute medical marijuana won't be issued for roughly 18 months while the Department of Health develops regulations, trains and certifies doctors and registers patients.

Mischa Sogut, a spokesman for Gottfried, said the guidelines for how seriously ill a patient must be and what hoops the doctor must go through to prescribe the non-smokable marijuana will be developed through a regulatory process led by the state health commissioner.

One day after New York officials announced a Doctors Without Borders physician had tested positive for Ebola, another person who treated patients in West Africa developed a fever and was put in isolation at a northern New Jersey hospital.

WASHINGTON - New York's junior senator in Washington is calling on the federal government to develop stricter guidelines regarding how and when doctors should prescribe pain medications to their patients.

A team of pediatricians and computer scientists is developing a social network that turns doctors and patients into research collaborators

The National Institute on Drug Abuse is pursuing a mix of approaches that include developing non-opioid pain medicines, conducting research on vaccines that may blunt the impact of fentanyl and its related offshoots, getting public health organizations to increase the availability and use of medications already available to treat opioid addiction and getting medications such as buprenorphine and naloxone, which suppress withdrawal symptoms and ease cravings, into the hands emergency room doctors dealing with patients with opioid addictions.

F or medical doctors, Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) provides an opportunity to spend time in developing countries and work intensively and directly with patients.

A recently - developed mobile phone application could make monitoring conditions such as diabetes, kidney disease, and urinary tract infections much clearer and easier for both patients and doctors, and could eventually be used to slow or limit the spread of pandemics in the developing world.

In the future, perhaps a nurse or caregiver could simply send in a photo of a patient's reddened skin to a doctor using the model to find out whether it was likely to develop into a pressure sore for quick and aggressive treatment to keep it from getting far worse, Dr. Vodovotz speculated.

For example, we're funding research into faulty genes which make some men more likely to develop prostate cancer and studying how these genes could help doctors to identify patients who are more at risk.

Researchers are developing many different versions of CAR - T cell therapies, but the basic premise is the same: Doctors remove a patient's T cells (immune system cells that attack invaders) from a blood sample and genetically modify them to produce artificial proteins on their surfaces.

Once it is completely developed, such sensor technology should make it possible for a doctor or other individual to screen a patient for many infectious and genetic diseases in the course of an ordinary office visit.

This is a breakthrough because doctors and dentists could use this research to develop improved strategies for managing oral health in young cleft lip and palate patients.»

For medics on the battlefield and doctors in remote or developing parts of the world, getting rapid access to the drugs needed to treat patients can be challenging.

Their results should help doctors treat patient pain better and could assist researchers in developing experimental pain drugs.

Understanding how esophageal cancer develops and the genetic mutations involved could help doctors catch the disease earlier, offering better treatment options for the patient.

This new test could help doctors assess disease risk in their patients and guide researchers to develop more effective therapies to prevent or treat kidney failure.

In addition to new diabetics, people who are at risk of developing type - 1 diabetes, such patients» close relatives, also may benefit from the test because it will allow doctors to quickly and cheaply track their auto - antibody levels before they show symptoms.

Prof Soria will say: «Eventually, almost all lung cancer patients with EGFR mutations will develop resistance to currently available therapies, including TKI, leaving doctors and patients without effective options to treat this deadly disease.

Doctors and researchers in Southampton have developed a novel way of using a swab test which can rapidly diagnose flu and other viral infections in patients with severe respiratory conditions — resulting in shorter courses of antibiotics and less time in hospital.

If successful, the technology will not only change the way drugs are developed and tested, but also provide doctors with a way to personalize treatment for patients with conditions like heart disease and cancer.

«The [sequencing] technology changed so quickly» that «we did not have time» to develop answers to the questions patients and doctors are now asking.

To help improve the care these patients receive, a team of pediatricians and computer scientists is developing a new type of social network that turns doctors and patients into research collaborators.

Doctors use diagnostic tests to determine which patients are at risk for developing a disease and which would benefit from a treatment.

A researcher in the UPV / EHU's Department of Communications Engineering has developed the Ladon security protocol, an efficient mechanism to authenticate, authorise and establish the end - to - end keys (keys for communication between the terminal used by the doctor and the patient's device), which offers revolutionary features for sensors of this type.

«In collaboration with researchers from the University of Calgary and the University of British Columbia our team has developed a computer model to help doctors and their patients better understand how excess body weight contributes to reduced life expectancy and premature development of heart disease and diabetes,» says lead author Dr. Steven Grover, a Clinical Epidemiologist at the RI - MUHC and a Professor of Medicine at McGill University.

But patients with only a moderately abnormal long QT pattern don't always develop serious clinical symptoms, and doctors have no easy way to predict who is at risk and should receive treatment.

As new scientific discoveries deepen our understanding of how cancer develops in children, doctors and other healthcare providers face challenges in better using that knowledge to guide treatment and counsel families and patients.

This isn't just theoretical, because that's an option some Emory patients have had, thanks to the availability of PROTECT, a progesterone - based treatment developed at Emory University and being administered by Emory trauma doctors.

Summary: Our goal is to develop a powerful new type of glaucoma decision support tool to help eye doctors quickly and effectively identify which glaucoma patients are at high risk of getting worse and prevent them from losing more vision.

ISOMA is in early stage discussions with potential strategic partners to develop ISOMA Diagnostics» molecular test into a companion diagnostic that can help companies and doctors steer patients towards the right treatment choices.

The comprehensive information can be used to predict a patient's risk of developing invasive candidiasis in the hospital and to predict which patients may not come to their doctor's appointments.

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Such scoring systems could be developed into an additional tool to help doctors and patients make informed decisions about the course of treatment.

A research team led by an award - winning genomicist at Western University has developed a new method for identifying mutations and prioritizing variants in breast and ovarian cancer genes, which will not only reduce the number of possible variants for doctors to investigate, but also increase the number of patients that are properly diagnosed.

Armed with knowledge of which mistakes in genes are driving which cancers, doctors and scientists will be able to maximise the chances of cure for each patient by picking the best treatments and by developing new and more targeted treatments for people with oesophageal and prostate cancers in the future.

Dr. Hackam seeks to work with industry partners, as well as nurses, doctors and families of patients around the country, in order to develop novel regimens to safely and effectively deliver appropriate nutrition to the most vulnerable infants, who are at risk for the development of intestinal disease.

Doctors and patients should be aware of this connection and should address sleep problems — especially unrefreshing sleep — to lower the risk of the patient developing chronic pain, Arnold says.

These differences in age and ethnic groups can be an important reminder that doctors should consider patient preferences when making recommendations and developing treatment strategies, the researchers say.

Whole - body cryotherapy was originally developed by a doctor in Japan to help his arthritis patients who were suffering from pain and inflammation in their joints.

There are also now programs (like FDN Self Care) that help patients who can't find a doctor or specialist in their area get lab testing, interpret the results and develop a plan of action.