Search results for "Hepatitis"
Dang. Just have to rant about some really expensive drugs: Lucemyra, Trelegy Ellipta, Andexxa
But today's expensive medication costs $10-$20 dollars a pill. Or $1,000 a pill for the drug to cure hepatitis C.
October 2020
Personal genomics--maybe an excellent idea?
There are SNPs associated with higher risk of an adverse reaction to warfarin, statins or certain drugs for HIV or hepatitis C.
October 2020
What does expensive care look like?
They develop blood stream infections, skin and muscle abscesses, AIDS and its complications, hepatitis C and its complications, cirrhosis of the liver with massive bellies and stick-like arms and legs.
October 2020
What do 400,000 deaths from medical errors look like from the inside of a hospital?
medications and end-stage liver failure from hepatitis C.
October 2020
MKSAP Quiz: 2-month history of painless, violaceous skin nodules with edema
Cytomegalovirus does not cause skin nodules but can present with retinitis (in AIDS), pneumonia, hepatitis, adrenalitis, pancytopenia, gastritis, or colitis. ... It does not cause skin nodules. Recipients of bone marrow transplantation may also develop
October 2019
Population health: what might it look like?
helped. She will die if she doesn’t find another option, but she is in deep now, with a criminal record and hepatitis C and no job or insurance.
October 2020
Five herbal remedies backed by some evidence
St. John's Wort is probably not effective for:. --AIDS. --Hepatitis C.
October 2020
The 21st Century Cures Act allows drug companies to speed up development of drugs that may not work
The U.S. was responsible for developing anti-viral medication that has allowed us to actually cure hepatitis C, a disease that often leads to end-stage liver disease.
October 2020
Keep up with vaccine recommendations
Meanwhile, the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) has also updated recommendations for existing vaccines against pertussis and hepatitis B. ... He added that it is the second vaccine available that also prevents forms of cancer
September 2013
Internists must reassume the mantle of the ‘doctor's doctor’
We should “own” diabetes, hypertension, chronic kidney disease, congestive heart failure, hepatitis C, HIV, palliative/hospice care, dementia, and so on.
January 2020