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Author(s): Patricia Amolenda (M.D), Natesan Manimekalai (M.D), Harris Baig (M.D)
Morbidly obese obstetric patients pose clinical challenges to anesthesiologists. We present a
case of a super obese (body mass index (BMI) ...
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Diabetes mellitus Gestational (DMG) is a disorder of carbohydrate tolerance happens or first known at the time of pregnancy is underway. This situation is common at the moment 24 ... Download View
Author(s): Hsi-Che Shen, Wan-Ching Chang, Zi-Hao Zhao, Yi-Chun Hu, Yu-Fen Chen and Tao-Hsin Tung
From the clinical view point, numerous factors may interfere with sleep- wake patterns in elderly population. Mild changes in sleep quality could...
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Author(s): Harrison Travis*, Chris Morriss Roberts, Hannah Brown, Sarah George, Vinay Patel
The future of the profession is widely unknown due to the rapid implementation of new policies,leaving healthcare workers often in a state of uncertainty. Rising demands for podiatric intervention...
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Author(s): Mariam Alessa1*, Deborah Whitham2 and Chris Morriss-Roberts3
To evaluate the effectiveness and safety of cannabis/cannabinoids for painful diabetic neuropathy (PDN).
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Author(s): Davies Obaromi1,2*, Qin Yongsong2, James Ndege2 and Akinwumi Odeyemi2
Socio-economic deprivation and some social vulnerability factors such as income and education level have been linked with tuberculosis incidence in some regions. This study aimed to extend and investigate the multimodel relationships between some socio-economic and demographic factors on the relative risk of Tuberculosis (TB) incidence in the Eastern Cape Province of South Africa, using the Poisson regression model.
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Author(s): Dawn Nair, DNP, MSN, APN-BC, CNE1*
Let us examine what little has been published regarding these items in hospitals. Missing patient items once lost become a risk management nightmare (Smyth, 2017).
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