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SEOUL, Nov 25, 2009 (UPI via COMTEX) — South Korea’s death toll from the H1N1 rose to 104 after 22 more people died of the virus within the past week, health authorities say. … Chiropractor, Clinical Social Worker, Colorectal Doctor, Cosmetic Dermatologist, Cosmetic Enhancement, Cosmetic Surgeon , Counseling, Counselor, Credit and Debt Counseling Services, Critical Care Surgeon , Day Spa, Dental Care, Dentist , Dermatologist, Diabetes Specialist, Dietician - Nutritionist …

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17–Two California men have died after getting the West Nile virus — the first deaths this year attributed to the mosquito-borne disease, state health officials said Thursday. … Chiropractor, Clinical Social Worker, Colorectal Doctor, Cosmetic Dermatologist, Cosmetic Enhancement, Cosmetic Surgeon , Counseling, Counselor, Credit and Debt Counseling Services, Critical Care Surgeon , Day Spa, Dental Care, Dentist , Dermatologist, Diabetes Specialist, Dietician - Nutritionist …

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ISTANBUL, Turkey, Jun 28, 2009 (UPI via COMTEX) — Turkey will successfully adjust to a smoking ban in its restaurants and bars if it follows the same path as France, an international health expert says.

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The report, by the Trust for America’s Health , the Center for Biosecurity and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation reviewed lessons learned from the response to the H1N1 flu outbreak.

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“It was thought that decreased appetite may be an indicator or a result to other health problems, and that malnutrition, rather than low appetite was associated with mortality.” … Cardiac Electrophysiologist, Cardiologist, Chiropractor, Clinical Social Worker, Colorectal Doctor, Cosmetic Dermatologist, Cosmetic Enhancement, Cosmetic Surgeon , Counselor, Critical Care Surgeon , Day Spa, Dental Care, Dentist , Dermatologist, Diabetes Specialist, Dietician - Nutritionist …

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Indian Surgeon Claims Surgical Cure for Diabetes!

Posted by Dr. Smile 31 July, 2008 (7) Comment

Dr Shashank Shah, a Pune-based bariatric surgeon, claims to have discovered a surgical cure for type II diabetes, and boasts of an impressive 90% success rate. Should Dr Shah’s claims be confirmed, he stands to help solve one of modern medicine greatest dilemmas: how to thwart the growing epidemic of type II diabetes.

Leading medical experts in the United States have been impressed with Shah’s methods and his data. So much so, that the Cleveland Clinic, one of the world’s foremost hospitals, has sponsored an interaction between Dr Shah and 250 of America’s top doctors, diabetologists and endocronologists, to happen this Friday.

Dr Shah will speak for twenty minutes, via video conference, from the Ruby Hall Clinic in Pune, to doctors and consultants at the Cleveland Clinic and around the country. The topic will be, “Metabolic Surgery for Type II Diabetes in the Asian Context”, and afterward, Dr Shah will then be open to the American specialists for questioning.

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Treating Depression

Posted by Dr. Smile 20 March, 2008 (6) Comment

Depression has a 6-month prevalence of 5.8 percent and a lifetime prevalence of 17%. Three fourths of patients with depression improve with therapy.

Diagnosis: Clinical evaluation should identify characteristics of depressed mood, loss of interest in usually pleasurable activities, and history of past depression. Insomnia, hallucinations, suicidal ideation and planning, or alcohol and drug abuse should be sought. Symptoms may also include guilt feelings, thoughts of worthlessness, energy changes/fatigue, concentration/attention impairment, and appetite/weight changes.

Family history may reveal depression, suicide, or drug or alcohol abuse.

Suicide risk: The risk of suicide is higher in depressed patients who are divorced or widowed, elderly, white, male or living alone, and in those with chronic medical illness or psychotic symptoms.

Laboratory evaluation may include a complete blood cell count, chemistry panel, thyroid stimulating hormone, and glucose. An electrocardiogram is recommended if the patient is more than 40 years of age.

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