“H1N1 flu activity seems to have leveled off,” according to the CDC, but vaccination “remains a good idea.” In an online briefing, Dr. Anne Schuchat, the agency’s director for immunization, added that most current flu activity is from the...
Grace L. (Morin) Jatrinski, 92, of Quinapoxet Street, Jefferson, died Saturday, February 06, 2010 in Dodge Park Rest Home, Worcester after an illness. Her husband of 59 years, Benjamin J. Jatrinski, died in 1998. She leaves two sons, Ronald J. Jatrinski and his wife...
Intensive insulin therapy did not lower in-hospital mortality in septic shock patients who received hydrocortisone. In a study published in 2002, patients with septic shock and impaired adrenal reserve appeared to benefit from 7-day courses of hydrocortisone (50 mg...
In a simulation study, basing statin treatment on overall cardiovascular risk produced better outcomes than basing treatment on target LDL levels. The benefits of using statins to lower elevated cholesterol levels are unquestioned; however, the optimal strategy for...
The Board of Trustees Cordially Invites You to Attend… Saturday, February 13, 2010 6 – 11 p.m. Crowne Plaza Hotel – Downtown Worcester Featuring The Fantasy Big Band Orchestra appearing as Captain Glenn Miller’s Army Air Force Band And ...
In some men who followed a very-low-energy diet, disease disappeared after 9 weeks. Because obesity is a risk factor for obstructive sleep apnea (OSA), weight loss is recommended for overweight patients with OSA. In a single-center randomized trial, Swedish...
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