Preterm Birth Predicts Low Exercise Capacity in Young Men
Being born preterm or small for gestational age predicts low exercise capacity in otherwise healthy young men, a Swedish study found.
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FDA Approves Peyronie’s Disease Drug
It is the first medication approved by the agency for treating this erectile problem.
Gluten-Free Diet Helps to Prevent Diabetic Nephropathy
A trial of a gluten-free diet presents no inherent risk for patients starting to exhibit microvascular damage.
Why Not A Federal Medical License?
When we move from one state to another, typically we must obtain a driver’s license from the state to which we are relocating.
Kidney Cancer Patients Should Stop Smoking When Starting Sunitinib
Active smoking shortens progression-free and overall survival, study finds.
Acute Kidney Injury Worse Than MI for Heart, Kidneys
Patients hospitalized with AKI experienced more adverse renocardiovascular events than patients hospitalized with MI.
Protein May Predict Course of Prostate Cancer
ERG in biopsied prostate tissue indicates a higher likelihood of a prostate cancer diagnosis.
Children of Older Dads More Likely to Die Before Age 5
Excess risk of death found among children born to fathers aged 40 or older.
Testosterone May Ease Inflammatory Bowel Disease in Hypogonadal Men
Long-term treatment led to a decrease in Crohn’s Disease Activity Index and high-sensitivity C-reactive protein.
Transplanted Kidneys Can Harbor AIDS Virus
HIV-1 was found in podocytes or tubular cells of renal allografts in recipients who did not have detectable plasma levels of the virus.
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