Stent Lawsuit Settles on the Eve of a Doctor’s Testimony
A large medical malpractice lawsuit has settled after six weeks of trial, but prior to the defense putting on its side of the case.
Diagnosis & Disease Information
Walnuts Found to Prevent Prostate Tumors in Mice
A walnut-enriched diet reduced the establishment and growth of human prostate cancer in mice.
Preop Ultrasound Protects Kidneys
A noninvasive, nonpharmacologic, ultrasound-based method of preventing renal ischemia-reperfusion injury could help prevent surgery-related AKI.
Five States Responsible for Nearly Half of All 2012 Payouts
Diederich Healthcare has recently released an analysis of 2012 medical malpractice payouts based on information from the NPDB.
Low IL-10 Predicts Poor Sleep in HD Patients
Reduced circulating levels are significantly associated with poor sleep quality in HD patients.
PCa Decision Aids Do Not Sway Men
Print- and Web-based tools presenting the benefits and limitations of PSA testing served to help men resolve their own conflicts.
Urine Odors May Pick Up Bladder Cancer
A device containing a sensor can indicate in approximately 30 minutes whether cancer cells are present in the bladder.
OAB: Current and Emerging Therapies for Optimal Individualized Treatment
Keeping abreast of the most current treatments for idiopathic OAB can lead to improved outcomes and quality of life.
Hematospermia: A Long List of Possible Causes
Hematospermia, or blood in the semen, can be quite alarming to many patients.
Phytoestrogens Lower Hypospadias Risk
Higher intake of phytoestrogens by expectant mothers is associated with a reduced risk of delivering infants with hypospadias.
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