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Three tips for checking whether a medical study is legit or bulls-it -- Health & Wellness -- Sott net

© UnknownTools to help you learn to quickly sort out whether a paper is solid or shaky. You ve just watched a video of a high-profile, Covid-sceptic speaker saying that shedding of the spike protein from vaccinated people endangers those they come in close contact with. You want to find out more, so you look at one or two of the links under the video that provide source material for what the speaker said. (Great those links are there; most videos don t have them.) Or a friend who is a believer in the official narrative about Covid has sent you a news item with a scary headline about the Indian triple-mutation new variant. You re pretty sure the article is very misleading, so you want to check out the study it s based on.

PREVIEW - Role for MDT Alcohol Care Teams in addressing alcohol crisis explored

Role for MDT Alcohol Care Teams in addressing alcohol crisis explored Current service provision for alcohol services in Ireland is fragmented and a more joined up approach may be a better way to yield results as clinicians urge MDT approach Almost 200 people attended a recent online meeting to address the alcohol crisis in Ireland, organised by Prof. John Ryan, Consultant Hepatologist at Beaumont Hospital, Dublin, and Associate Professor at the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland (RCSI). Prof. Ryan was joined by colleagues Prof. Siobhan MacHale, Consultant Psychiatrist at Beaumont Hospital and Dr Hugh Gallagher, GP Co-ordinator in the Health Service Executive (HSE) Addiction Service in Dublin North City & County.

Nebulised heparin for patients on ventilation: implications for COVID-19 pneumonia

Nebulised heparin for patients on ventilation: implications for COVID-19 pneumonia
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Health Canada Approves ONUREG® (azacitidine tablets), First Maintenance Therapy for Patients in Remission from Acute Myeloid Leukemia

Learn more about Acute Myeloid Leukemia and ONUREG (CNW Group/Bristol Myers Squibb Canada Co.) AML is a heterogeneous clonal disorder characterized by immature myeloid cell proliferation and bone marrow failure, and is the most common form of acute leukemia in adults, accounting for approximately 80 per cent of adult cases. 2,3,4 An estimated 40-60 per cent of patients aged 60 years and older and 60-80 per cent of patients under 60 years old will obtain complete remission through induction chemotherapy (IC); however, 50 per cent will relapse within a year. 5,6 Once a relapse occurs, long-term survival averages at six months. 7 In 2015, an estimated 1,235 Canadians were diagnosed with AML and the overall incidence rate in Canada is 3.46/100,000 people.

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