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Stress Fracture Risk in Active Adolescent Girls May Be Hereditary
For active teen girls and young women, heredity may be more important than the type of sports or exercise they…
21 Aug 2007
When is the Right Time to Leave the Hospital After Giving Birth?
There is no “one size fits all” answer to readiness for discharge after delivering a baby. The “Life Around Newborn…
21 Aug 2007
Having a Pet Pig May Offer Some Benefits
Contact with farm environments in infancy might decrease the risk of juvenile Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis. That’s according to…
21 Aug 2007
Safety and Efficacy of Once-weekly Application of Etanercept in Children with Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis
Etanercept – a recombinant TNF receptor fusion protein – has been approved for the treatment of resistant polyarticular juvenile idiopathic…
17 Aug 2007
Gastroenteritis
Gastroenteritis (gastro or stomach flu) from Rotavirus infection causes diarrhoea and dehydration in children. It can be prevented with vaccination.
14 Aug 2007
Dementia prevention
Dementia or Alzheimer's disease may be prevented with blood pressure lowering therapies (antihypertension treatment) and other heart health measures.
14 Aug 2007
Testimonial: Dr Andrew Day
Dr Andrew Day, gastroenterologist, endorses healthcare website myVMC for reliable information about paediatric gastroenterological conditions.
14 Aug 2007
Testimonial: Dr Elizabeth McDonald
Dr Elizabeth McDonald recommends the Virtual Medical Centre for its reliable and up to date information about neurological (brain) conditions.
14 Aug 2007
Prostate Cancer: Diagnosis and Treatment
Signs of prostate cancer should be follwed up with a PSA test and digital rectal examination to enable prostate cancer treatment, if needed.
14 Aug 2007
