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| immunoglobulins, which can cause problems for | patients if administered intravenously, and is a prima |
| Affected | patients immediately suffered burns on the skin of the |
| lone therapy despite the rapid improvement of | patients immediately following administration. |
| Tremelimumab is thought to stimulate | patients' immune systems to attack their tumors. |
| clude studies of infections occurring in AIDS | patients, improvement in the FMD vaccine, surveillance |
| Also, the notion that | patients in heroin assisted treatment are enabled to m |
| iological and behavioral interventions to aid | patients in the prevention, detection, treatment, and |
| Mike O'Malley as Oliver: One of the other | patients in rehab, a sex addict. |
| roducing blood sugar tests in type 2 diabetes | patients in Norway in 1916, the modern blood transfusi |
| Diane Ladd as Bobbie Jean: One of the other | patients in rehab, an elderly lady. |
| iess hired Kommando Lange to kill 1558 mental | patients in East Prussia for ten reichsmark a head. |
| ombinant IL-7 has been safely administered to | patients in several phase I and II clinical trials. |
| d incidence of flatulence and diarrhea was in | patients in the same controlled clinical trials, the p |
| wster, she moved into a spartan room near her | patients, in order to care for them better. |
| In diabetic | patients in the "honeymoon phase" of the disease, Abat |
| as racially and ethnically diverse, with most | patients in their early 20s. |
| of its type and stipulated how to handle the | patients in a decent and therapeutically justified way |
| sts the shroud of mental illness over all 420 | patients in that state. |
| s detected in T cell lysates of schizophrenia | patients; in discordant twin pairs, unaffected twins a |
| domide is available to only a small number of | patients in the UK, generally in specialist cancer tre |
| There is a Phase II/III study recruiting | patients in China to determine whether apatinib can im |
| ans as a neurological hospital for over 1,000 | patients in 32 new wards which were completed in 1942. |
| It is also being tested in clinical trials in | patients in certain stages of breast cancer. |
| an to report additional complaints by Reeves' | patients in February 2008, such as Marilyn Hawkins' al |
| After 18 weeks, all | patients in the paricalcitol group had reached the tar |
| 2008, Dr. Khassan has been treating pediatric | patients in Grozny, especially in deformations of the |
| rapy", which is an electric shock suffered by | patients in psychiatry as part of their treatment. |
| IDS/HIV prevention and care to terminally ill | patients in developing nations around the world, with |
| As much as he gave to his | patients in terms of caring and empathetic treatment, |
| ivation, reorientation, and rehabilitation of | patients in an effort to return them to their communit |
| I have heard that | patients in England, when desired to confine themselve |
| d to the lifeboats, saving all but one of the | patients in his ward. |
| The sound of the chakapa is said to comfort | patients in an ayahuasca ceremony and "cleans" the ene |
| The abuse took place while the victims were | patients in Our Lady's Hospital for Sick Children, Cru |
| in plasma B-type natriuretic peptide level in | patients in the levosimendan group compared with patie |
| ota hospitals (which take in about 75% of the | patients in the state) have agreed to the plan. |
| otiate discounted hospital fees for uninsured | patients in the state. |
| One of his famous | patients in Montpellier was Ibrahim Pasha (1789-1848), |
| When 40-70% of the | patients in an Accident and Emergency department (AED) |
| h 2008, iCo announced iCo-008 had been in 126 | patients in Phase I and II clinical trials. |
| usic and textured surfaces to stimulate young | patients in Digby Court, the Trust's residential centr |
| d other parts of South Asia, is showing up in | patients in Europe and the United States and is at the |
| line Antiretroviral Therapy (ART) to all AIDS | patients in the country, by warning the government aga |
| With this costume, Rick both robbed | patients in the ICU and get revenge on those who had ' |
| 's father, Richard Malmros, when treating his | patients in the 1940s. |
| tastatic castration-resistant prostate cancer | patients in ongoing phase I and II trials. |
| It soon turns out that | patients in this center are drugged and abused by the |
| ve companionship for out-of-town relatives of | patients in Huntsville area hospitals. |
| bed the symptoms of Tourette syndrome in nine | patients in 1884, using the name "maladie des tics". |
| n the River Plate on 6 June, disembarking her | patients in the full glare of the world's media, eager |
| as only the third paper edited and printed by | patients in an insane asylum in the United States. |
| After becoming a physician, Bainum treated | patients in Nepal for three months, helped Kauai resid |
| in his private practice as treatment for his | patients in Baltimore, Maryland during the late 19th c |
| 18 are significantly increased in adenomyosis | patients in comparison to normal people, indicating a |
| e CDC announced that it was investigating 109 | patients in the United States suspected to have Fusari |
| that they had complete data available for 30 | patients in this group, the earliest onset of infectio |
| suspected Adams of causing the deaths of 163 | patients in total. |
| protections for authorized medical marijuana | patients, in the House of Representatives. |
| hed a programme on radiological protection of | patients in recognition of increasing importance of th |
| However, he has a habit of treating his | patients in bizarre and often disturbing ways, such as |
| that physicians could prescribe narcotics to | patients in the course of normal treatment, but not fo |
| provision of health care to more than 50,000 | patients in the Keesler area and for providing referra |
| In large studies carried out on over 10,000 | patients in Thailand no adverse effects have been show |
| Anne-Marie is attending a conference on coma | patients in Paris at the time, Joseph cares for Harry |
| igns for more humane treatment of psychiatric | patients in Pennsylvania. |
| with the severely mentally ill and with AIDS | patients in Los Angeles. |
| such as Montfort Hospital, which reported 158 | patients in one day. |
| ns and practices being tailored to individual | patients in whatever ways possible. |
| s served as the link between blood donors and | patients in east central Illinois for over 25 years. |
| ations on animals, then administering them to | patients in order to help treat muscle spasms, stomach |
| here, he meets several other officers who are | patients in the clinic, which includes Peter Noah (Rob |
| is consistent with prior studies of diabetic | patients in which low carbohydrate diets were more ben |
| Following those two | patients, in 1936 a male patient from a dental clinic |
| s the others, was made with actual footage of | patients in German psychiatric hospitals. |
| stenosis occurs in this condition usually in | patients in their 40s or 50s, an average of over 10 ye |
| RAAF provided aeromedical evacuations for 255 | patients in Cairns Base Hospital and Cairns Private Ho |
| 9 December: 37 of the 39 female | patients in Ward 5 at Seacliff psychiatric hospital ar |
| ing low-cost anti-AIDS drugs for HIV-positive | patients in developing countries. |
| (ECATT) team on call 24 hours a day to assess | patients in the Emergency Department. |
| One group of | patients in Sydney were infected with a nef-deleted vi |
| The service annually assists over 40,000 | patients in the Wellington Region. |
| gen and other respiratory therapy services to | patients in the home. |
| Hagenow was linked to the deaths of abortion | patients in 1896, 1899, 1905, 1906, 1907, and (after g |
| considered an appropriate treatment for most | patients in developed countries. |
| inst humanity related to the murder of mental | patients in Poland and in Germany. |
| n Hospital, North Battleford for mentally ill | patients in the province of Saskatchewan. |
| ity and makes forays into the bodies of other | patients in order to commit a series of ritual murders |
| After a defined time period, the | patients in the test group are assessed for health imp |
| Female | patients in these hospitals were often subjected to ap |
| a series of 53 sudden deaths of renal failure | patients in Spain, Croatia, Italy, Germany, Taiwan, Co |
| be able to apply to be qualifying registered | patients in Arizona until the rules are determined by |
| ed with early neural symptoms in the infected | patients, in the form of seizures and convulsions. |
| the insects off, one by one, thus saving the | patients in the other room. |
| primary stroke center for the care of stroke | patients in the Fox Valley. |
| re of Dr Oliver and Mr Peirce examining three | patients in 1741. |
| Human Trials: Scientists, Investors and | Patients in the Quest for a Cure (Perseus, 2001) |
| they had just evacuated and they had only 30 | patients in hospital, or the casualties would have bee |
| e introduction of blood plasma from recovered | patients in saline solution to those whose exposure ha |
| Nurse Service of New York provides service to | patients in the five boroughs of New York City plus Na |
| t, quality, and effectiveness of services for | patients in mental health programs certified, operated |
| ce on the subsequent treatment of psychiatric | patients in Denmark. |
| gically advanced and highest quality care for | patients in Northeast Florida who are afflicted with n |
| Some | patients in wheelchairs, particularly the elderly, hav |
| ding basic life support and critical care for | patients in Los Angeles and Orange Counties. |
| The doctor who treated the most | patients in Study 3014, Maria "Anne" Kirkman Campbell, |
| a need for prompt inter-facility transport of | patients in the community and started the company with |
| Claims were made that | patients in the home were abused and neglected, with r |
| ting giant maggots trying to burrow into sick | patients in an infirmary, protecting a bus from aliens |
| itially intubated and mechanically ventilated | patients in the intensive care setting for use up to 2 |
| listic healthcare, enabling Gesundheit to see | patients in its own facility, while perfecting and sha |
| free antiretroviral drug therapy on HIV/AIDS | patients in Africa. |
| So, hyperventilation is induced in the | patients in order to increase their CO2 levels that pr |
| oth developmentally disabled and mentally ill | patients in Camarillo, California. |
| oting voluntary euthanasia for terminally ill | patients in Britain, and toured the UK giving lectures |
| In hospitals with | patients in difficult situations the chorus becomes an |
| smen for the National Association of Dialysis | Patients in Israel." |
| reported that they had become common amongst | patients in their 20s and 30s. |
| trics, gynecology, and surgery, and cared for | patients in her own home until she established the Tay |
| at the local - or community-based - level to | patients in underserved rural and urban communities. |
| en 1,614 cases, with 103 deaths and about 400 | patients in hospitals. |
| imum standard of care for hospitals receiving | patients in critical condition. |
| Honours List in recognition of her work with | patients in The City Hospital, Belfast, Northern Irela |
| In a randomized controlled trial of | patients in whom standard treatment with peginterferon |
| self sufficient to recover up to 30 surgical | patients in a 72-hour period. |
| vides inpatient services and also provides to | patients in an outpatient or day case basis. |
| ongresswoman Gabrielle Giffords and the other | patients in the 2011 Tucson shooting. |
| Data from over 8.000 | patients in more than 40 clinical trials and studies s |
| k consists of 376 physicians and over 120,000 | patients in 28 states and Washington, D.C. |
| 5,000 this then provided accommodation for 60 | patients in the men's, women's and children's wards. |
| surgeries much more widely available, even to | patients in regions which have traditionally lacked pr |
| USC Norris provides comprehensive care for | patients in its affiliated USC Norris Cancer Hospital |
| t the top of the building will serve to bring | patients in critical stages from the airport.Water amb |
| sport teams in Orange County and helped many | patients in treating their bones to working order. |
| where the examinees are required to 'manage' | patients in real-time case simulations. |
| ogy services have benefited many thousands of | patients in North America, Europe, and Asia. |
| s a tool to measure parasitemia, specially in | patients in the chronic phase of disease. |
| ent and day hospital services for psychiatric | patients in West Kowloon Psychiatric Centre, East Kowl |
| hair to be fashioned into wigs for pediatric | patients in need. |
| a year/patient) and remains a barrier to many | patients in some countries. |
| e' he developed during his work with neurotic | patients in Vienna to discuss the relationship between |
| While most of the | patients in the unit deal with varying degrees of conf |
| ed that he not only fell in love with all his | patients in the last stages of their analyses...but th |
| ny other paper he can get from the guards and | patients in his area; otherwise he would run out of pa |
| rofessional care and services provided to the | patients in the Medical Center. |
| he 'Angel of Death' who murdered four elderly | patients in a hospital in Leeds receiving a life sente |
| c illness and stress, emphasizing the role of | patients' inability to adapt to environmental situatio |
| ndicated in combination with beta-blockers in | patients inadequately controlled with an optimal beta- |
| Starting dose for | patients inadequately controlled on metformin monother |
| Among older | patients incidence rates as high as 20% per year have |
| l problems occurring in at least a quarter of | patients include type 2 diabetes, hypothyroidism and a |
| Common adverse drug reactions (≥1% of | patients) include confusion, dizziness, drowsiness, he |
| igns and symptoms that may occur in untreated | patients include muscle deterioration, blindness, inab |
| Patients include Josef Hassid (a Polish violin prodigy | |
| Infrequent adverse effects (0.1-1% of | patients) include: interstitial lung disease, corneal |
| associated with the use of clomifene (≥1% of | patients) include: vasomotor flushes (or hot flashes ) |
| Rare adverse effects (<0.1% of | patients) include: reversible alopecia and/or ovarian |
| Infrequent adverse effects (0.1-1% of | patients) include: abnormal uterine bleeding, nausea, |
| Other adverse events (≥5% of | patients) included diarrhea (13%), headache (13%), abd |
| His | patients included the rebel leaders Shamil Basayev and |
| As a peacetime GP, his | patients included Lord Longford and Harold Wilson, and |
| 1943, she met Georg Groscurth, a doctor whose | patients included Rudolph Hess and who was one of the |
| eneficial effect in primary biliary cirrhosis | patients included 16 randomized clinical trials with a |
| he outbreak of World War I New End Hospital's | patients included the unemployed, homeless, and unmarr |
| His many | patients included Maude Gonne, Austin Clarke and Nora |
| port service infrastructure to manage inbound | patients, including partnerships with leading inbound |
| t 200 private inpatient beds for a variety of | patients, including those receiving diagnostic and the |
| a facility housing hundreds of employees and | patients, including married couples and children. |
| neered many programs to improve the health of | patients, including art classes for psychiatric patien |
| ntention to treat analysis uses data from all | patients, including those who did not complete the stu |
| ral clinical trials involving more than 5,000 | patients including a comparative trial in the United S |
| ence Saint Joseph treats tens of thousands of | patients, including those who seek emergency services |
| improvement is most notable for hard-to-treat | patients including those with HCV genotype 1, people w |
| at permits management of the most challenging | patients including ARDS, Trauma and inhalation injury. |
| spital was taken by German troops and all its | patients, including Lederman, were murdered. |
| reduce serum cholesterol in a broad range of | patients, including children. |
| been also shown to be quite variable between | patients, indicating that for clinical use it is proba |
| ed and one of the few treatments available to | patients infected with methicillin-resistant Staphyloc |
| entified as potentially effective in treating | patients infected with bacteria expressing the New Del |
| Olitsky and Gates took nasal secretions from | patients infected with the 1918 flu and passed them th |
| In order to treat | patients infected with the plague, various methods wer |
| is drug has been the most beneficial to these | patients infected with the bacteria. |
| "The Campaign to Deny Terminally Ill | Patients Information and Choices at the End of Life" 3 |
| In hospitalized | patients initial intramuscular injections and very slo |
| Rather than passing out, | patients injected with muscle relaxants as the crown s |
| Norwegian | Patients' Injury Compensation Board |
| Patients inside the chamber may notice discomfort insi | |
| al commitments, programs for Spanish speaking | patients, Intensive Treatment and includes a Clinical |
| He was an advisor who "expertly guided" | patients into gas chambers. |
| rovides clinically relevant stratification of | patients into five groups from 1 (most urgent) to 5 (l |
| all of Orange County and is able to transport | patients into the surrounding counties as well. |
| onsisted in injecting urine from mentally ill | patients into the abdomen of guinea pigs. |
| ion and treatment of involuntary or voluntary | patients into institutions. |
| E alone and additionally is an alternative in | patients intolerant of ACE inhibitor therapy. |
| In addition, | patients invariably emerged from the long course of tr |
| service to the society managing around 10000 | patients involved in road traffic accidents, operating |
| All the information on the | patients is de-identified and sent on by the clinical |
| blood pressure.Recommended target BP in these | patients is 130/80 mm Hg or lower. |
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