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…ts to compression after transradial coronary angiography and/or percutaneous coronary intervention, and to explore whether compression modality modifies their rel…

…n C and other micronutrients, may serve as a natural adjunct to iron therapy. This systematic review and meta-analysis aimed to evaluate the…

… years diagnosed with coronary artery disease who had undergone percutaneous coronary intervention or medical management were recruited and randomly allocated to …

…erstanding of disease progression and the development of modern glucose-lowering therapies. Yet despite major advances in diabetes care, an important phys…

…erstanding of disease progression and the development of modern glucose-lowering therapies. Yet despite major advances in diabetes care, an important phys…

…ing Index as allocation factors to receive either lascufloxacin switch therapy or ampicillin/sulbactam intravenous. The primary endpoint is th…

…gly arbitrary rule is preventing women in the UK from accessing specialist care until they’ve had three miscarriages. Campaigners want to chang…

…ing patients at highest risk of developing diabetes facilitates early intervention. There is no consensus on diagnostic criteria, with no single m…

…ct of clozapine. His movement disorder persisted despite adding antiseizure medication (valproate), and the clozapine had to be reduced rapidly to red…

…t patients with non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC). Advances in novel therapeutics have increased treatment options; however, for advanced disease…

…Use of traditional medicine must follow evidence of efficacy and safety…

…ated malnutrition (DRM) occurs in the context of illness or its treatment and is associated with inadequate nutrient intake and the infla…