October 31st, 2009
In the following article you will be informed with high blood cholesterol in the risk of developing heart disease and how
to score those risks. High blood cholesterol is one of the major risk factors for heart disease, the higher your blood cholesterol level, the greater your risk for developing heart disease.
This article covers frequently asked question materials regarding cholesterol such Why Is Cholesterol Important, How Does Cholesterol Cause Heart Disease, What Do Your Cholesterol Numbers Mean, What Affects Cholesterol Levels, What Is Your Risk of Developing Heart Disease or Having a Heart Attack, Treating High Cholesterol, Lowering Cholesterol With Therapeutic Lifestyle Changes (TLC).
And you will find steps to find out your risk for developing heart disease. There are table listed risk factor that affect your LDL goal, “Framingham Point Scores” which refers to the chance of having a heart attack in the next 10 years (percentage), and finally put it all together in the table of risk developing heart disease category (high, next highest, moderate, and low-to-moderate).
Cholesterol Article: Score Your Risk for Developing Heart Disease continued »
Filed in Clinical Laboratory
- Tags: cholesterol, cholesterol levels, heart disease, risk score
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October 29th, 2009
In the following article you will find an example about the pandemic H1N1 influenza Vaccine Form and frequently asked
question regarding the flu shot. This article was issued by the Health Protection and Promotion of Ottawa Public Health.
You will be shown with Pandemic H1N1 (pH1N1) Influenza Vaccine Form Sample, What is the ingredient of Arepanrix Influenza Vaccine, the vaccination for pregnant women, the side effect of the pandemic H1N1 influenza vaccine, who are encouraged to get vaccination, indication for vaccination, who should not get the influenza vaccine and special condition which will not be given the vaccine.
Pandemic H1N1 Influenza Vaccine Form and FAQ continued »
Filed in Vaccine
- Tags: Flu vaccine, form, pandemic influenza vaccine, side effect
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October 28th, 2009
This Anemia Journal discuss Hydroxyurea for the Treatment of Sickle Cell Anemia. The Journal was written by our respectfull Orah S. Platt, M.D. from the Department of Laboratory Medicine, Children’s Hospital Boston.
The Journal covers clinical therapeutics of Sickle Cell Anemia regarding hydroxyurea’ treatment sections such the Clinical Problem, Pathophysiology and Effect of Therapy (click picture to enlarge), Clinical evidence, Hydroxyurea Clinical Use, Adverse Effects of Hydroxyurea, Peripheral-Blood Thresholds for Adjustment of the Dose of Hydroxyurea, and Areas of Uncertainty in the Hydroxyurea treatment.
2008 Anemia Journal: Hidroxyurea and Sickle Cell Anemia continued »
Filed in Sickle Cell, anemia
- Tags: Hydroxyurea, Sickle Cell Anemia
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October 27th, 2009
Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) is a medical imaging technique used to be applied in radiology to visualize the
internal structure and function of the body. It was found in 1973 and be used for humans in 1977 after the first human X-ray image was taken in 1895 (wikipedia.org). Herein we provide you with article consists of frequently asked question about MRI in association with the head imaging.
In this article there are several question regarding MRI of the head such as what is MRI of the head, what are some common uses of the MRI of the head procedure, what preparation for my MRI of the head, How does the procedure work, How is the MRI of the head performed, what will I experience during my MRI of the head, What benefits and risks, and the limitations of this action.
Questions and Answers about MRI of the Head continued »
Filed in Radiology
- Tags: MRI faq, MRI of the Head
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