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    their overall office. ; The leading causes of death in the United States is attributed to stress. Stress is a major contributing factor either directly or indirectly, to coronary artery disease, cancer, respiratory disorders, accidental injuries, cirrhosis of the liver and suicide. Multiple sclerosis, diabetes, herpes, mental illness, alcoholism, drug abuse, and family discord and violence, are all attributed to

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    MISSISSAUGA – August (x), 2016 - Intercept Pharma Canada today announced the filing of a New Drug Submission with Health Canada’s Therapeutic Products Division, seeking Canadian approval for obeticholic acid (OCA) for the treatment of primary biliary cholangitis, when used in combination with ursodeoxycholic acid (UDCA) in adults with an inadequate response to UDCA or as monotherapy in adults unable to tolerate UDCA. About OCA – up for debate about how science-y we want to get here OCA is an agonist

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    Portal Vein Aneurysms

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    Discussion: Occurrence of venous aneurysms remains much less common when compared to arterial ones. However with extensive use of cross-sectional imaging, the incidence portal vein aneurysms have increased. Over 210 cases have been described since the first case report in 1956 by Barzilai and Kleckner [6].They represent about 3% [6]of all venous aneurysms and a reported prevalence of 0.43%[7]. There is no correlation between incidence of portal aneurysm and age or sex of the patient [7]. Portal

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    3%) were considered negative for CDI. Analysis of risk factors revealed that advanced age, prolonged hospitalization, long duration of antibiotic intake, potentiated penicillins, 3rd generation cephalosporins, antibiotic combined therapy, liver cirrhosis, malignancy, proton pump inhibitors, enteral tube feeding, and cancer chemotherapy were significantly associated with CDI. Sensitivitiy, specificitiy, positive predictive value, negative predictive value, and accuracy of real-time PCR against TC

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    of them for the clinical day. I also made a plan for completing part D and E this week in clinical. Summary of experience: • Palliative Care morning meeting. • Admitted a patient with NP to see a 74-year-old patient, newly diagnosed with liver cirrhosis and HEP C; patient has anxiety. • Did vital signs, listened to heart/lung sounds on the patient. • Did part D and E, (as I was afraid that the other patients would cancel their appointments due to the weather). • Built a

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    her present problems, she prescribed with anti-viral medications. But, she never takes her medication as prescribed, there is a need to provide therapeutic interventions. Later on, she was hospitalized in 2009, where she was also diagnosed with cirrhosis of the liver. There were even observations noted down of declining kidney function. Since Joan was not taking medications on time; the condition got worse. It was later on,

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    According to Billie Holiday’s website, her real name is Eleanora Fagan. She “…borrowed her professional name – Billie Holiday – from screen star Billie Dove.” (The Bicycle Music Company, 2016). The textbook, The Enjoyment of Music (12th Edition Shorter), said she was also “known as Lady Day” (Forney, K., Dell’Antonio, A., & Machlis J., 2015). She grew up in Baltimore and later went with her mom to New York, becoming a prostitute (The Bicycle Music Company, 2016). In the 30’s, she started singing

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    Hepatitis C And C. C

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    the virus (“Hepatitis C FAQ”). It was identified that the virus enters the human body by entering through blood or bodily fluids and nestles in its permanent home of the liver. This virus is a highly infectious bloodborne pathogen that can cause cirrhosis of the liver and in some cases turn into liver cancer. At this time, there is no cure once the virus has been transmitted. Even though the transmission rate is low, the first step in attacking the virus is to educate people on

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    When a doctor uses the term Hepatitis C or HCV, what comes to mind? Many people have little to no knowledge of what it is. Is it deadly? Is there a cure? Is it a virus or disease? There are many questions that enter the mind because there are many concerns associated with an unknown illness. Several people wonder if the virus is similar to hepatitis A or B because there has been education throughout the years that provides more awareness surrounding the two known viruses, but it is discovered there

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    ALCOHOLISM ERIC RANGEL BIO24 SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY COLLEGE NAME Alcoholism, alcohol dependency, or alcohol addiction. ETIOLOGY Genetic factors are said to play a large role in Alcoholism. Although it is not proven it is said that one can inherit the disease. Phycology is said to also be a factor, such as a person having an addictive personality or low self-esteem in their appearance or general outlook on life. Environment also plays a key role, if a person is around drinking or has influence

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