Furthermore, conditions such as bacterial overgrowth, coexistent small intestinal disease (inflammatory ... to poorer nutritional status. Other iatrogenic causes for protein and caloric loss ...

The USA is again at the top of the table, with $12,550 per capita spent on health. It is followed by Switzerland, with $8050, and Norway, with $7771. The OECD average is 4500 dollars, which is at ...

The recent advances in endovascular technique have been met with a gradual increase in the incidence of iatrogenic atheroembolism ... itself as a spectrum of diseases ranging from an isolated ...

During his lecture “Dermatologic Manifestations of Systemic Diseases” presented at the New York Vet show in New York, New ...

Following a prolonged hearing last week, stewards in New Mexico overturned the summary suspension they had imposed on trainer ...

In a major discovery, scientists have presented the first evidence of Alzheimer's disease transmission in living individuals.

In a major discovery, scientists have presented the first evidence of Alzheimer's disease transmission in living individuals ... deposits in the brains of some patients diagnosed with iatrogenic CJD.

Iatrogenic causes and pseudo-Cushing states driven by alcohol excess, obesity, or other chronic diseases are important differential diagnoses.4 Simultaneous bilateral IPSS, performed in high-volume ...

It is curious that a disease that had its birth in China should carry another pathogen as it spread around the world: ...

Stewards at the Downs at Albuquerque racetrack in New Mexico have summarily suspended Quarter Horse trainer Heath Taylor, whose stable has had a reported 21 deaths in recent weeks due to Equine ...

Iatrogenic transmission refers to the "unintentional spread of disease or problems through medical treatment or diagnostic procedures," according to pubmed.gov. Equine Infectious Anemia is a ...