Sentences with phrase «suggest the treatment worked»

He has observed peeling of cutaneous lesions that suggest the treatment worked as intended.

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So, basically, the vast majority of evidence suggests that you can't use this «loophole» for 2017; however, there is a small minority view / some small amount of belief that this treatment would work for 2017 taxes and it is worth noting that I'm unaware of any court cases directly testing this approach.

However, if the odor buildup is not corrected after this treatment (in my case it didn't work) I would suggest trying another one of the methods below.

Work on cost - effectiveness carried out as part of the previous HTA report on this topic [60] and by the Decision Support Unit at the National Institute for Health & Clinical Excellence (NICE)[61] suggests that group - clinic based parenting programmes are likely to be cost - effective or may lead to cost - savings through avoidance of alternative treatment.

Research suggests Play Therapy is an effective mental health approach, regardless of age, gender, or the nature of the problem, and works best when a parent, family member, or caretaker is actively involved in the treatment process.

But he contends that other gene therapies already in clinical trials suggest that the treatment could work.

What little encouraging Alzheimer's treatment data does exist — including that around a promising drug called aducanumab — suggests medications that have gone through clinical trials seem to work better earlier in the dementia disease course, before patients develop full - blown Alzheimer's.

Other recent work suggests that ART, although costly, will pay for itself and more by increasing labor productivity, reducing the need for orphan care and deferring medical treatment costs (S. Resch et al..

Although more work is needed to examine whether those findings are relevant for people, «they suggest that clinical trials testing treatments that increase brain activity, such as deep brain stimulation, should be monitored carefully in people with neurodegenerative diseases,» said Dr. Duff.

«This approach works by reducing viral replication, which suggests there might be a treatment window that lasts several days in which drugs could be used to reduce the infection and risk of complications,» Thomas said.

The finding also suggests that an effective treatment for one neurodegenerative disease might work for other neurodegenerative diseases as well.

However, these results together with the work from the Rostami lab suggest that GM - CSF is a target worth pursuing for the treatment of MS.

The work, which was propelled by technologies that enable the detailed analysis of even a handful of cells, opens a critical window on the biology of the disease and suggests a strategy for the development of more precise, powerful treatments.

The work suggests that beginning treatment in infants at the first symptoms, around the age of 12 months, could change the course of the disease.

The results suggest that this combination treatment, which had a 62 % response rate, may work better than using either therapy on its own.

This suggests that an inhibitor may also work as a diabetes treatment in people.

The findings are the latest in a growing body of evidence suggesting that time of day plays an important role in how well various medical treatments work.

The results suggest that substantial improvements in patient outcomes can be accomplished by improving processes of care and working with existing treatments in a novel way.

«Kinon and his colleagues present interesting data suggesting that although pomaglumetad methionil does not work for all patients, it may be helpful for patients early in their course of illness or who have not had extensive prior treatment with a second generation antipsychotic medication or other serotonin - 2 receptor antagonist..»

All the patients treated with myelin who had attacks were female, suggesting that the treatment may work only for men.

Now biophysicists have worked out the mechanism by which a genetic defect produces this dangerous disorder, and the finding may suggest new approaches to treatment.

It is likely that a similar mechanism operates during cancer invasion, which suggests a promising alternative in which cancer treatments might work in the future, if therapies can be targeted to limit the tissue fluidity of tumors.

Now, a provocative study claims that a probiotic treatment for gastrointestinal issues can reduce autismlike symptoms in mice and suggests that this treatment could work for humans, too.

«There are lots of suggested treatments, but there is no evidence that any of them work,» says Simon Potts, a professor of biodiversity and ecosystem services at the University of Reading in England.

Nonetheless, taken as a pilot study, this work suggests that video - game play may help guide future treatment of amblyopia.

A new mouse study suggests that a treatment aimed at immune system could work in humans.

«This work suggests that activating autophagy to help rid cells of stress granules offers a new approach to neurodegenerative disease treatment,» Taylor said.

She also incorporates Tuina - a form of Chinese body work - when necessary and suggests herbs and supplements for a more focused treatment.

Dr. Shade suggests cycling your treatments on the schedule of five days on, two days off (to start), working up to 10 days on, four days off.

I suggest working with an holistic health care practitioner who has experience treating yeast overgrowth to get an effective treatment plan.

I have suggested alternative medical treatments to patients throughout my career when conventional therapy did not work.

That said folks with symptoms suggesting low or high thyroid should work with their physicians as they may need treatment.

JUST A COMMENT: So far you are verifying many of the treatments my homeopathic nutritionist has suggested and have worked for me.

The past century has unveiled a plethora of preclinical data that has suggested the potential of a ketogenic diet as an aid in cancer treatment.7, 8 The benefits of a ketogenic diet, and dietary manipulation in general, may be a potent adjunct to current cancer treatments by synergistically working with chemotherapy and radiation therapy to starve cancer cells, leaving them more susceptible to damage from these treatments.7 - 10

I would suggest a flea treatment that is administered to your dogs back then wait for that to work and use this as a part of a normal wash.

As things stand there isn't any way to pre-book your «spa» treatments so it's first come, first served, but the website has a message to suggest that they're working on bringing a booking system online.

Judd Foundation does not perform conservation treatments on privately held works; to conserve a work the Foundation suggests contacting an experienced conservator.

Their provocative treatments allude to the island's current socioeconomic crisis in works that suggest rupture, tension, and escape.

Sheridan Square (1940) suggests Kline's affinity with the treatment of cityscape found in works by painters in the group known as «The Eight» (sometimes called the Ashcan school), although Kline already shows considerable freedom in his application of pigment.

I don't see why a person with a disability should receive different options for treatment under different assistance programs, which appears to be what the director of the ODSP is suggesting by saying that addicts are better served by the Ontario Works system.

SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS • Nearly 3 years of experience working as a Mental Health Assistant • Proficient in providing psychiatric evaluation and diagnosis and suggesting relevant treatment • Hands on experience in interacting with clients and observing behavior issues and responses to treatment • Excellent knowledge of organizing, supervising and encouraging patient participation in social and education activities

Research suggests Play Therapy is an effective mental health approach, regardless of age, gender, or the nature of the problem, and works best when a parent, family member, or caretaker is actively involved in the treatment process.

The variability in alliance when a youth was placed in a home with a parent of a different race or culture suggests that supervisors work with youth and treatment parents in helping both to understand and value each other's unique cultural experiences.

I should begin by stating that there is no scientific evidence published in reputable, peer - reviewed journals indicating that reparative therapy actually works.1 In fact, the weight of the published research suggests that it is actually psychologically harmful to those who undergo this treatment.

Indeed, the data seems to suggest that in some situations, Schema Therapy can work more swiftly in a group or when group therapy is added to treatment, than individual therapy alone.

Moreover, recent work has suggested that individuals with disruptive behaviors are a heterogeneous group (Frick and Nigg, 2012), and this may undermine effective prevention, intervention and treatment programs.

It has also been suggested that treatment outcome may be particularly well predicted by the quality of the working alliance as measured in early sessions [5,8,11].

Dyadic developmental psychotherapy is an evidence - based treatment (classed as an acceptable and supported social work intervention under the criteria suggested by Saunders, Berliner, & Hanson (2004)[31][24][32][25] approach for the treatment of attachment disorder, Complex Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, and reactive attachment disorder [33].

Taken together, this theoretical and empirical work suggests that within - family patterns of perceptions of differential treatment may shape to which siblings adult children feel the greatest closeness.

Finamore et al. (2007) suggested this with data showing evidence of higher stress levels in women who did not disclose IVF treatment to work colleagues than in those who did.