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Anyone Know??07 Jan 2005 01:27 GMT1
Hi :)
Does anyone know of a waterproof ankle brace?? I want to go swimming
but my right ankle has trouble so I would like to brace it. Any
suggestions?? Thanx!
Pregnancy and swimming pools?07 Jan 2005 01:10 GMT3
Is it safe to swim in a large public swimming pool while 4-5 months
pregnant?  if there are any risks, what are the odds of them? thanks in
advance.
NSAID Definition07 Jan 2005 00:03 GMT1
Is an NSAID simply any anti-inflammatory drug which does not have a
steroid core?  Or must there explicitly be some Cox activity?
As a group of scientists (I am a chemist) in the technical patent
industry, we are trying to clarify our NSAID definition.  I assumed
Ankle Problems-Please suggest ANYTHING-Thankyou!!06 Jan 2005 22:28 GMT5
Hi everyone :)  I aprologize this is long... PLEASE READ.
Let me give a lil background. I'm 21, Female and have develop serious
ankle problems.  Its been over 4years since i've been able to
run/excerise. My left ankle was the start. I have had 3surgerys on the
Guardian: which medical web sites can you actually rely on?06 Jan 2005 16:03 GMT2
Surf yourself better
More and more of us are turning to the web for medical advice. But which
sites can you actually rely on? Sophie Petit-Zeman rounds up 10 of the best
resources online
MRI -- Suggested improvements06 Jan 2005 14:33 GMT5
They say you shouldn't move but don't define a tolerance level
(obviously you move; you're breathing aren't you?). Suggestion: It's
the responsibility of the operator to ensure that you CAN'T move (at
least the appropriate parts). Strap the patient down.
Nano Tech Poised to Cure Disease and More, No kidding!06 Jan 2005 11:06 GMT23
Before you continue reading understand I vigorously drank my way
through the Bio-Chem curriculum in college and vaguely remember
something about a Mole, a cell, a toga, Reagan, a girl named Mary and
a fancy carbon atom.  And the fact I may be more optimistic than most
FMG Ophthalmologist, need career advice06 Jan 2005 10:16 GMT1
I am an opththalmologist from India and am planning to move to US.
Getting a license in US seems very time consuming(USMLE, internship,
residency etc.) so I am exploring alternate career paths. I am
considering MBA in healthcare, MPH etc but need more information.
Residency in ophthalmology for a foreign grad06 Jan 2005 09:09 GMT3
I am working as an opththalmologist in a hospital in India and planning
to move to USA.
I understand that in USA it is difficult for a foreign grad to get
residency in ophthalmolgy. Will that factor be offset by my education
Steve Nissin: CRP an important factor in CHD06 Jan 2005 07:45 GMT1
I saw Dr. Nissan on the nightly news talking about the role of inflammation
in the developement of CAD. This is not new news. As a matter of fact there
were some recent studies that questioned the role of inflammation as a CAD
marker.
[Vaccine] No Mercury06 Jan 2005 04:05 GMT7
http://www.nomercury.org/
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DNA test everyone in the world06 Jan 2005 02:21 GMT4
    Its a simple $10 test when automated , one copy can be kept by govts and another by the UN.
Its no more intrusive than dental records. Billions are going to be spent by relatives trying to
identify their loved ones . With dna tests it can be done in minutes and much agony saved. ...
Internist or Podiatrist?05 Jan 2005 06:54 GMT2
I have an ingrown toenail. I am also with an HMO. My internist says he can
remove a sliver from the side of the nail and cauterize it.
I don't have much faith in my internist. Is something like this normally
treated by an internist, or should I insist on a referral to a ...
Stem Cells Reverse Parkinson's in Monkeys05 Jan 2005 04:27 GMT2
Japanese team succeeds in stem cell therapy on monkeys with Parkinson's
Tue Jan 4, 2005
TOKYO (AFP) - Japanese researchers said they had successfully treated
monkeys with Parkinson's disease through a stem cell transplant,
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