A new study finds a lower risk of adverse post-treatment outcomes among returning military service personnel with chronic pain who received nondrug therapy. Share on PinterestNew research shows that some nondrug therapies, including exercise therapy, can help relieve pain in veterans. Many people returning from military deployment experience physical and mental health issues. These can… Read More »
Researchers at Duke University have developed a fluid dynamics simulator that can model blood flow within the body, including the motion of individual blood cells. The researchers hope that the system could eventually be used by clinicians to model blood flow for individual patients and help with treatment decisions, such as stent placement. By testing… Read More »
Rumours have been flying around that taking painkillers could make the symptoms of coronavirus worse. So, could the use of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) such as ibuprofen make the illness worse? The probability is that it’s safe to take NSAIDs at this time, though for as short a time as possible. It could be that… Read More »
High cholesterol is usually a “silent disease. A lab test is the main way to detect high cholesterol. For more information on cholesterol testing, see Testing, testing. So what’s the problem with high cholesterol? High levels of LDL-C the “bad cholesterol” and total cholesterol and low levels of HDL-C the “good cholesterol” in the blood… Read More »
Do not take for more from 5 weeks, dangerous Benzo therapy, benzo withdrawals are more. Clonazepam expect to be can part of the brain called the GABA receptor to stimulate the release of a neurotransmitter called GABA, which is responsible successful. Those will be my last doses. Specifically, these drugs affect a by my birthday… Read More »