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A Pakistani student that was shot in the face has had the bullet removed through his nose in pioneering a neurosurgery NJ process carried out by doctors in the United Kingdom.
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Student shot in the forehead, has bullet removed through his nose
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A Pakistani student that was shot in the face has had the bullet removed through his nose in pioneering a neurosurgery NJ process carried out by doctors in the United Kingdom.
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EMR Systems Help Physicians Monitor Early Onset Alzheimer’s
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To diagnose Alzheimer's early on and slow its spread in early onset patients, it is important for healthcare providers to monitor for symptoms and track changes in their electronic medical record software.
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Utilizing Neurology EMR to Study Early Onset Alzheimer’s Disease
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Noting patients with known family histories of the degenerative disease in neurology EMR makes monitoring progression and symptoms easier and teaches physicians valuable information about the mysterious nature of the condition.
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Regular Exercise Keeps Both Body and Mind Strong
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Recording the amount and type of physical exercise in the neurology EMR charts of elderly patients could determine their risk for dementia or the progression of it.
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Walk your way to good health
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Salman Khan has a new fitness secret. The Indian film star, who was diagnosed with trigeminal neuralgia NJ last year, has started a personal campaign to be in perfect health.
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Brain tumor treatments more effective with fasting
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The effectiveness of brain tumor treatments, according to a new study from University of South California (USC) researchers, may be improved when combined with controlled, short-term fasting.
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Glowing Dog May Help Cure Alzheimer's, Parkinson's
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Tegon, a small female beagle, has become the world's first glowing dog.
Scientists say her unique genes may be the key to finding a cure for diseases such as Alzheimer's and Parkinson’s. Read More
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