Journals Watch - Prostate cancer and stroke
06 Oct 2011 | by Dr Raj Thakkar
and endocrine conditions. This data suggests that GPs should keep a close eye on adults and children born ...
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Case Study - Young patient with facial weakness
06 Oct 2011 | by Dr Tillmann Jacobi
mild tingling over her left cheek and reported that blinking with her left eye felt unusual. She ... clear weakness on the left side. She was unable to fully close her left eye and examination indicated ... closing left eye. The patient was given oral prednisolone 40mg for one week, then reduced by 5mg a day ...
Clinical Review: Ulcerative colitis
06 Oct 2011 | by Dr Kenneth Fung and Mr Joseph Dawson
polyarthritis, ankylosing spondylitis and sacroiliitis - 20%, eye symptoms (uveitis, episcleritis ...
Mary Selby: Don't say it out loud, but I am trying to be nice
22 Sep 2011 | by Mary Selby
is for patients whose son is a GP. The consultation has no eye rolling, even when they insist the fact ... ), maintain eye contact to a degree that makes you look like a serial killer and never, truly never, comment ...
Liam Farrell: Homoeopathy flies in the face of medical wonder
22 Sep 2011 | by Liam Farrell
mice with their eyes on stalks, and the Hadron Collider at the CERN Institute won't work because ...
How to... Improve customer care in practice
22 Sep 2011 | by Fiona Dalziel
the manager sigh and roll their eyes at the nonsense patients can concoct? Lots of complaints certainly do ...
Chris Lancelot: Let the NHS evolve to become better and brighter
15 Sep 2011 | by Chris Lancelot
I've been reading Tim Harford's new book Adapt: why success always starts with failure. It's an eye
Clinical Review: Huntington's disease
15 Sep 2011 | by Rachel Taylor and Professor Sarah Tabrizi
Dysarthria and dysphasia Balance and co-ordination problems Rigidity, dystonia and bradykinesia Eye ...
Liam Farrell: Letting down the profession, sexually speaking
15 Sep 2011 | by Liam Farrell
, noses were being held, eyes were watering; keeping in the belly-laugh demanded a Herculean effort. I ...
Behind the headlines: Does poor sleep raise risk of developing hypertension?
08 Sep 2011 | by Tom Moberly
, and is characterised by non-rapid eye movement. Professor Susan Redline and colleagues at Brigham and Women ... of shut- eye a night.' INFORMING PATIENTS Failing to achieve enough slow ...
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