Two trials deal blows to common spine procedureRadiologists shocked by results, but they aren't counting vertebroplasty out just yet PEDIATRICS: Traffic accident deaths declining, but still leading cause of injuryPediatricians can educate parents on booster seats, seatbelt use Trapped in a time warp Doctors share their views on the pluses and pitfalls of over-the-counter medicine Familiarity with products key in offering guidance to patients. Intense treatment halves type 1 diabetes complications Fewer than 1% of patients lose complete vision or need dialysis, liver transplant or amputations DIGESTIVE DISEASES: Chewing gum eases belching Chewing gum eases belching TRAVEL: Salt of the Nova Scotia earth With amazing places often overlooked in our own backyards, Dr. George Burden finds adventure in Nova Scotia's depths LETTERS: Columnist right not to facilitate patient's fraud Centrally acting ACE inhibitors may ward off dementia Angiotensin-converting enzyme (ACE) inhibitors that cross the blood-brain barrier may protect against cognitive decline. Confessions of a type A personality Realizing it's stressful being a type A, Dr. Melissa Yuan-Innes decided to become a type B. Or so she thought First Previous 2195 2196 2197 2198 2199 Next Last
