Sentences with phrase «help affected patients»

The findings might be used to develop new treatment strategies to help affected patients or even prevent infections.

The employment and engagement of the experts in the area who will help the affected patients and those who would need professional advice according to the Association of Medical Social Workers of Nigeria, (AMSWON) will help to reduce the rising cases of psycho - social problems; divorce, poverty, malnutrition, juvenile delinquency, rape, examination malpractices, cultism, violence and prostitution among others.

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This gamification of consumer - driven healthcare could help to increase adherence to behaviors that positively affect patient health.

Healthcare — where blockchain can help keep patient data secure — energy distribution, digital identities and property, retail, and the supply chain are all areas that will be affected by this new technology.

Like the sugary treats fastened to the witch's cottage, the saccharine assurances from the ER staff that this doctor was keen to help OI patients had obscured his intentions: They had brought us to a eugenicist who wished to push any of my future OI - affected offspring into the oven.

As a self - help group who have been affected by MRSA, we also help with Government funded research to find ways of combating antimicrobial resistance, giving the patient perspective on what matters.

As a self - help group who have been affected by MRSA, we also help with government funded research to find ways of combating antimicrobial resistance, giving the patient perspective on what matters.

According to María Izquierdo Pulido, member of the Biomedical Research Center Red - Fisiopatología de la Obsidad y Nutrición (CIBERobn) of the Instituto Salud Carlos III «this new research doesn't establish a cause - effect relation between dietary patterns and ADHD, but it can help determining specific dietary strategies to improve the quality of life for both the affected patients and their families.»

«Our focus on sleep is part of a larger collaborative initiative to identify previously overlooked but nonetheless treatable conditions that could be affecting patients with MS. Identifying and successfully treating conditions like OSA could help us find new ways to improve the cognitive function in MS.»

Doctors at three leading research institutions and the American Diabetes Association report that treating patients with prediabetes as if they had diabetes could help prevent or delay the most severe complications associated with this chronic disease, which affects about thirty million people in the United States.

The need for ongoing care for hearing - related issues was acknowledged in September 2014 when One Fund Boston, the charity created to accept and distribute donations to help those affected by the bombings, created the One Fund Center, which will serve patients who have had difficulties with tinnitus and other hearing - related problems; mental health issues, including post-traumatic stress disorder and anxiety; and traumatic brain injury and its associated symptoms such as headache, cognitive symptoms and balance difficulties.

«Addressing chemo brain will help improve a patient's quality of life since these side effects can lead to emotional and mental health issues that affect a person's ability to function in society.»

This information provides new insights into autoimmune mechanisms in general and could help develop and screen treatments for patients suffering from all autoimmune diseases, estimated to affect 5 - 10 percent of the U.S. population.

The findings also suggest that identifying the brain circuits affected by mutated genes linked to psychiatric disease could help scientists develop more personalized treatments for patients in the future, Feng says.

He said this technology may one day help patients affected by various brain and spinal cord injuries such as strokes and traumatic brain injury.

It could not only help the patients affected, but will give insights into what must be very unique biology.

Kaufman finished by also commenting on the implications of people affected by incurable conditions paying for treatments from stem cell clinics, that he acknowledged for the most part want to help patients.

«We want to keep healthy brains healthy and help find treatments for those affected by mental illness, which is heartbreaking for so many patients and families around the world,» says Mrs. Weill.

These additional studies are intended to help researchers better understand issues such as why some patients in the trial did or didn't respond to a new treatment or how treatments affect patients» quality of life.

The second is clinical, helping paralyzed patients and patients more generally with neurological diseases that affect both perception and movement.

During depressive states, patients» memories and cognitive abilities are also affected, which doesn't help prove employment value during mass layoffs.

Whether essential amino acids and diabetes, where the former would affect the latter, were related was the question, so they designed an oral test to determine if the effect of such amino acid supplements would help patients that had type 2 diabetes mellitus (DM).

After providing an overview of the environmental and dietary influences that affect brain function in Part I, in Part II the book, Dr. Hyman takes us on a tour de force journey through the seven core systems — nutrition, hormones, immune function, digestion, detoxification, energy metabolism, and mind - body — that not only deeply answers this question, but enables effective individualized treatment as each chapter opens with a quiz to help identify where the patient is out of balance.

True Health can help patients understand their genetic test results and how these inherited risks may affect their health.

I will be forever grateful to Tamie for her dedication, commitment and sincere loyalty to me as a patient, which helped me to get healthy, after the damaging affects of a miscarriage.

In my practice I spend considerable time helping my patients understand the pathways of disease and how they can affect them.

Atul Gawande tells an inspiring story of a doctor treating cystic fibrosis who helped his patients live 14 years longer than average by assuming that patient lifespan was highly affected by his medical choices and engaging in relentless experimentation until he created more effective practices.

The British Lung Foundation is the only UK charity fighting to help the 1 in 5 people in the UK affected by lung disease, by researching new treatments, campaigning for better awareness and services, and providing support and advice for patients, carers and family members.

In addition to seeing - eye dogs and dogs that can be trained to detect seizures, animals can also be used in occupational therapy, speech therapy, or physical rehabilitation to help patients recover.1 Aside from these designated therapeutic roles, animals are also valued as companions, which can certainly affect the quality of our lives.

«I recommend the Big Barker to our patients that have dogs with arthritis, hip dysplasia, or any issue that causes joint pain or affects mobility because I believe it reduces pain and helps get them back to their old self.»

Now's the time to help doctors, nurses, technicians, and others in the healthcare field understand how their personality preferences affect their communication and patient care styles — and how making small, deliberate changes in style can profoundly improve their patients» overall care and satisfaction.

It also helps to explain how certain treatments, procedures and care affects patients.

In my practice I focus on working with my patients to find the sources of their unhappiness and then helping them to understand how those things from their past are affecting their current life.

Patients might seek help for a wide range of issues, from alcoholism to anger management, affecting their daily life.

Family members of people with bipolar disorder suffer from high rates of carer burden.43 A group psychoeducation program for carers helped to reduce carer burden as well as manic and hypomanic relapse.44, 45 This highlights the benefits of considering the patient's social milieu and the way the illness affects meaningful relationships.