Sentences with phrase «much younger patients»

AD is usually a late - onset illness, he notes, whereas breast cancer can affect much younger patients — and thus news of being at high - risk for breast cancer may be more traumatic.

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Riding the publicity wave of Brittany Maynard, a young woman who suffered much and became the human face of the death - with - dignity movement, they have redefined compassion as respect for a patient's autonomous determination of the time, location, and method of death.

Neither one is too old for the price and the other doesn't score enough against top teams Give Lacazette a chance young, quick and a good eye for goal, won't cost as much as Martinez and would be patient

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Patients 65 and older who have ambulatory surgery are much more likely to be readmitted to the hospital within 30 days than younger patients, regardless of their health before surgery, reports a new, large national Northwestern MedicinPatients 65 and older who have ambulatory surgery are much more likely to be readmitted to the hospital within 30 days than younger patients, regardless of their health before surgery, reports a new, large national Northwestern Medicinpatients, regardless of their health before surgery, reports a new, large national Northwestern Medicine study.

Future trials might show improved results from testing the drug candidate in even younger patients or over much longer periods of time, the scientists say.

Younger patients, who didn't have that memory immunity, fared much worse.

The best intensive care nurses never do become inured to the daily tragedies they witness, and helplessness in the face of imminent catastrophe, especially when it involves a patient not much younger than oneself, is unbearable even for the most stoic of professional personnel.

Placed after removal of the inflexible and less - transparent lens in patients with cataracts, accommodating IOLs can change focus — much as the natural lens does in younger people.

In fact, HIV - infected patients accumulate mature cytotoxic T cells at a much younger age than an uninfected person.

A reduction in harsh radiation therapy could be a big deal for many HPV - positive oral cancer patients, especially as they tend to be much younger (often in their 40s and 50s) compared with the previous majority of patients whose malignancies are linked to smoking or alcohol consumption.

Completion of advance directives was nominally higher among patients with chronic illnesses (38.2 percent) than among healthy adults (32.7 percent), and was much higher among patients age 65 and older (45.6 percent) compared with younger adults (31.6 percent).

My younger patients had muscle cramps, anxiety, and weak immune systems, much like my older patients with mineral deficiencies and bone disease.

When Dr. Benjamin Frank treated his patients with sardines and other foods high in nucleic acids, they looked and felt much younger, improved their memory and concentration, and recovered from different health problems including depression and arthritis.

Fiennes had a splashy introduction to the screen: He was Heathcliff to Juliette Binoche's Cathy in a TV version of Wuthering Heights; he was the German officer in Schindler's List, fully committed to the pathology and vanity of the man; he was a bright young hope with a serious deficiency of character in Robert Redford's Quiz Show; and he was Almasy, a desert poet, a reckless lover, and on his death - bed much of the time in The English Patient.

Judging pediatricians on the changes in the height and weight of their young patients as measured at their annual physicals from one year to the next makes just as much sense as using student «growth» on annual standardized reading and math tests to evaluate teachers.

An understanding of total body water volumes aids in fluid therapy: for example, knowing that fluid loss from young puppies takes a much higher percentile of their body weight, making fluid replacement vital, and, conversely, understanding that fluid administration to an obese patient may need to be based on their lean or ideal body weight rather than their actual weight.

Our younger patients recover much quicker than adult cats and dogs.

A: We treat our patients much like a dentist treats a young child during a first - time dental visit.