The control group suffered 201"gout events" during the study period, compared with 138 gout cases in the surgery group.
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It is also a film about gout, and wigs — really, really deranged wigs — and caked-on makeup that definitely contains lead, and anachronistic blue cake, and also gout.
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"For people who suffer gout and are obese and despite medical treatment are still suffering from gout attacks, they ought to think about surgery as an option," said Schauer.
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None of the subjects had gout at the start of the study and both groups had follow-ups about 20 years into the study to check for gout and hyperuricemia.
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Keen observers have said he's sick, and suffering from gout.
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His lawyers have said he suffers from gout and depression.
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There are drugs and diet restrictions used to treat gout.
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At Bon Gout, she is in charge of the barbecue.
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At Bon Gout, she is in charge of the barbecue.
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For the small subset of gout patients whose disease is extremely severe, for example, antibodies are "really a huge problem," said Dr. Robert Terkeltaub, a gout specialist at the University of California, San Diego.
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One of your exes got married (lol); another got gout (lol?).
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And our mother worried about gout, to which Filipinos were predisposed.
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Those with obstructive sleep apnea were more likely to develop gout.
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Reducing the hyperuricemia reduces the risk of another attack of gout.
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She was a horrible person, and I hope she gets gout.
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He had dizzy spells, bleeding hemorrhoids, constipation, urine retention, gout, kidney stones.
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Moonshine consumption, past or present, is a big risk factor for gout.
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People with certain conditions such as gout should not try the diet.
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Most recently, he's walked with a cane in court because of gout.
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The ancient Romans used electric eels to treat problems like headache and gout.
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It acquired Crealta Holdings for $510 million for its gout treatment in January.
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This Series should play on a field of gout-wort, grommel and knotgrass.
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People with gout already face an elevated risk of cardiovascular and chronic kidney disease.
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An X-ray showed a mass that indicated a more worrisome issue than gout.
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It's thought that lead in paint pigments (and in wine) contributed to Michelangelo's gout.
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I didn't expect the whole world to drop everything just because I had gout.
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She has diabetes, sleep apnea, hypertension, gout, respiratory illness, thyroid problems and retinal disease.
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Thinking about all the possible causes of gout, he came up with a theory.
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He has experienced a number of ailments over the years, including hernias and gout.
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That buildup can lead to sudden, painful gout symptoms in the hands and feet.
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Griffin was placed on the DL on April 21 with gout in his left ankle.
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Lithium has had a remarkable run, from "brain gout" and "healing waters" to mainstream treatment.
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Dr. Monahan did not state when or how often Mr. Sanders had attacks of gout.
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Respiratory failure, cellulitis and gout meant five weeks in hospital and many more weeks recovering.
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"Gout is a very common and somewhat debilitating problem," Dr. Phillip Schauer told Reuters Health.
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He had gout attacks that began when he was still in his 20s, for example.
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It's also where Anne suffers from attacks of gout in the middle of the night.
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Proponents also contend kombucha helps rheumatism, gout, hemorrhoids, nervousness and liver function and fights cancer.
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Sanders has been treated for medical conditions such as gout and high cholesterol, Monahan wrote.
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Her own list of health problems is long: diabetes, high blood pressure, arthritis, fibromyalgia and gout.
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She also has diabetes, high cholesterol, chronic heart failure, high blood pressure, hyperthyroidism, incontinence and gout.
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One morning, Abigail rides out to the woods in search of herbs to soothe Anne's gout.
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And this man's symptoms — advanced gout in many joints — are typical in those exposed to moonshine.
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Purple can communicate richness, royalty, sensuality, what have you; it can also announce gout, bruising, raw meat.
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The rate of gout flares was 0.68 per patient per year with febuxostat and 0.63 with allopurinol.
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Half of it was about gout and was this story, but I was taking on certain viewpoints.
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At one hearing in October, he sat in a wheelchair because of gout that affected his foot.
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Gout is also back, as more Americans indulge in purine-rich foods like beer, bacon, and beef.
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During the same time period, hospital admissions for malnutrition and gout also increased, 54% and 38%, respectively.
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He takes medicine to prevent gout and to regulate his blood pressure, cholesterol, arthritis and uric acid.
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That could up one's odds of developing health problems like gout and put extra stress on the kidneys.
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She says they've explored everything from infectious disease to cancer, including diabetes, kidney failure, retinitis pigmentosa and gout.
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I just felt I had to limp forward and not let gout destroy everything else in my life.
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Still, she added, "It's possible that people who use CPAP could reduce the risk or severity of gout."
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But when deposited in the joint space, these crystals cause the terrible pain, swelling and inflammation of gout.
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The study did not actually examine whether eliminating those risk factors prevented gout cases in a real population.
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Manafort's health is declining, especially since he's suffered from gout in his right foot since he's been jailed.
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Despite this, it's long been an ingredient in traditional Asian medicine, used to treat everything from fevers to gout.
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However, "If my patient has an episode of gout, in Montreal it is 27 cents per day," said Tardif.
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Rhino horn is used in Chinese medicine to treat a variety of conditions, including fevers, gout and food poisoning.
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Heudebert started the man on methylprednisolone, a steroid medication that can reduce the pain and swelling of gout rapidly.
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The owner said he was just getting tired — but WebMD says it could either be gout, polio or scurvy.
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Because of her gout, Anne relies heavily on her adviser and secret lover, Sarah Churchill, the Duchess of Marlborough (Weisz).
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But scientists have come to understand that gout is as much, if not more, a metabolic than a nutritional disease.
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The National Institutes of Health estimates that 4 percent of Americans have gout and that its prevalence has been increasing.
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Traditional Chinese medicine uses them to treat rheumatism and gout, even though they have no actual pharmaceutical properties beyond placebo.
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The differences translate into one case of gout prevented for every 32 people treated with bariatric surgery, the authors calculate.
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The letter notes that Sanders has, over the years, been treated for conditions ranging from gout to hypothyroidism to diverticulitis.
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Mr. William says drinking celery juice can lead to clearer skin and weight loss, and help eliminate migraines and gout.
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Over that time, 4.9 percent of people with apnea developed gout, compared with 2.6 percent of those without the disorder.
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However, there is evidence that tyrannosaurids, like the T-Rex, suffered from gout and that iguanodons may have had osteoarthritis.
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Because of her gout, Anne relies heavily on her adviser and secret lover, Sarah Churchill, the Duchess of Marlborough (Rachel Weisz).
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He told me that I had gout, crazy-high cholesterol, crazy-high blood sugar levels, and the beginnings of insulin resistance.
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In the 1600s in Amsterdam, gin was sold in pharmacies and touted as the remedy for everything from gallstones to gout.
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Gout, a form of arthritis that can cause episodes of serious pain, affects about 85033 million people in the United States.
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His health ailments included obesity, a leg laceration, typhoid fever, jaw cancer, hearing loss, kidney inflammation, gout, and a heart attack.
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Gout comes to prose writing via filmmaking, and he imbues his debut novel with the frenetic energy of an action movie.
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It has been proven by science that gelato is the cure for all ills, including gout, gunshot wounds and existential despair.
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From tickborne illnesses to syphilis and gout, here are 9 scary diseases that are roaring back into communities across the world.
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It has acquired companies such as Raptor Pharmaceuticals, which treats ailments including a rare metabolic disorder, and Crealta, which treats chronic gout.
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Prosecutors had previously argued that Manafort, who was sitting in a wheelchair due to complications from gout, deserved 19 to 25 years.
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Armour received FDA approval for HP Acthar Gel in 1952 to treat dozens of conditions, including arthritis, gout, lupus and kidney disease.
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Manafort has not been seen publicly since October, when he entered a hearing in a wheelchair because he was suffering from gout.
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In particular, citizens of Germany and Britain used cod liver oil to treat rickets, rheumatism, gout and tuberculosis during the 18th century.
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His health declined, with a gout-like condition setting in that led him to use a wheelchair or a cane at court appearances.
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China has banned its sale since 1993; and demand for its use in traditional Chinese medicine (for fevers, rheumatism and gout) has fallen.
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Colchicine, an anti-inflammatory drug commonly used to treat gout, can cause nausea, vomiting, respiratory problems and liver failure if taken in excess.
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Gout, a form of arthritis known for causing intense pain in the big toe and other joints, plagues more than 8 million Americans.
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Manafort, who has gout and came to the hearing in a wheelchair with his foot heavily bandaged, had asked the judge for compassion.
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Gout is an intensely painful condition involving tender joints and redness that is caused by a build-up of uric acid in joints.
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When my gout blessedly receded a year ago, in what I hope is for the last time, I didn't speed up right away.
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By the next election, in 1892, Blaine's appetite for presidential politics had dwindled, his gout had increased, and he quietly left the banquet.
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Underneath those heavy outfits, Colman was wearing prosthetics to give her the appearance of severely swollen legs and feet due to Anne's gout.
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The patient, Barney Clark, lived 112 days, during which time he suffered seizures, brain damage, renal failure, pneumonia, gout, swollen testicles and ulcer.
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Struvite stones are often associated with urinary tract infections, while uric acid stones are linked to gout and the consumption of animal protein.
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For example, if you're prone to gout, it's not a good idea to go on a keto diet, because ketones are acidic, Matteo says.
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No wonder America rates the press only slightly higher than gout, but media anger is derived from the delusion that they can&apost shake.
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He was 20163 when what he thought might be a broken toe turned out to be gout, caused by a buildup of uric acid.
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Researchers found that people who received bariatric surgery were 40 percent less likely to develop gout, compared with people who did not have surgery.
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Mr. Manafort, who has gout and came to the hearing in a wheelchair with his foot heavily bandaged, had asked the judge for compassion.
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A few of these drugs include the anti-seizure drugs carbamazepine and valproic acid, the anti-gout drug rasburicase, and the immunosuppressive drug azathioprine.
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He had terrible dental issues, like the impoverished child he had once been, and terrible gout, like the wealthy old potentate he cheerfully became.
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Roaf, 48, tore his hamstring and had back and knee injuries, episodes of gout, a staph infection and periodic lymphatic swelling in his leg.
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The Celts crafted these pearls into a cult rosé, which was said to make people aggressive, raise blood pressure, and eventually lead to gout.
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Later in life, she also suffered from gout, and was carried around the palace in a wheelchair or sedan chair due to her large size.
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We're told Vincent Herbert is hospitalized with gout in his elbow -- SUPER PAINFUL -- and Tamar has no plans to lift his spirits with a visit.
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For centuries, humans have used fish oils, orally or topically, to treat a wide array of ailments, from aches and pains to rickets and gout.
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Gout or gouty arthritis is more prevalent among men until the older ages, when women catch up and the incidence between the sexes evens out.
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He has been wheelchair bound for months, his lawyers say, because of gout, and has been kept essentially in solitary confinement for his own safety.
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Settlement and agriculture in fertile bottomlands contributed further silt, plus an unwelcome gout of fertilizers and pesticides that poisoned river ecosystems from the bottom up.
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Gout affects nearly 4 percent of people in the United States and is on the rise, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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At his last court appearance, Manafort was hobbled by a gout-like condition in his legs that he'd developed while in jail and used a wheelchair.
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Yet the gout-ridden Prince Doran chooses to do nothing, and as a result many of his subjects, including his ambitious daughter Arianne, deem him weak.
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"She said 'Listen, you and your brother are the biggest I have ever seen you,'" said Cory, whose gout left him unable to move some days.
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The last time Manafort was seen in public he entered court in a wheelchair, with a foot bandaged, apparently suffering from an illness similar to gout.
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Lying in bed, sweat soaked into the sheets, staring sleeplessly at the ceiling, gout already setting in, body temperature red-lining up around the danger mark.
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When I recently complained to my doctor about toe stiffness, he suggested it might be gout, like I'm a rich baby living in the 19th century.
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Ishee was preparing for a project that sought to cure hyperuricemia in Dalmatians—a common liver malfunction that frequently results in kidney stones, bladder stones or gout.
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Imagine a blood well, a tower of woven steel, an endless gout spraying high into the air, the crimson drops turned to sparks by the afternoon sun.
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These included type 2 diabetes, high blood pressure, crippling joint pain, high cholesterol, gout and sleep apnea – where a person can suddenly stop breathing in their sleep.
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But usually gout attacks only one joint — typically the one at the base of the big toe — causing excruciating pain, as well as redness and significant swelling.
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Once known as ''the disease of kings,'' gout was first identified by the Egyptians some 4,600 years ago but was not well understood until the last century.
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Monahan wrote that Sanders had been treated over the years for gout, elevated cholesterol, superficial skin cancers, and had at one point received surgery for a hernia.
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Gout, often called the "disease of kings," is a type of inflammatory arthritis that can pop up due to a mix of both genetic and environmental factors.
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By the beginning of the 18th century, her health was appalling—no other queen had ever been carried to her coronation—and gout had rendered her periodically lame.
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He was last seen in public in a Virginia courtroom in October, with a foot bandaged and using a wheelchair because of a medical condition similar to gout.
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Participants' body weight and other risk factors like having high blood pressure did not have an effect on how well surgery worked to reduce people's risk of gout.
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It was fine before when all anyone had to do was recline like a pregnant monarch, chain-watching old episodes of Gavin & Stacey and inching slowly toward gout.
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Crombie's team did detailed research into the era's remedies for gout, and for those scenes, they dressed Anne's room with medical equipment, pastes, and jars of real leeches.
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While you're in there, you could drop into the free medical clinic to get that gout looked at or the legal clinic if you've accumulated some loitering tickets.
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With high rates of uric acid, he's showing the early stages of gout-based arthritis, and three years ago he went under the knife to have his gallbladder removed.
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Things quickly go awry for Kevin and Randall when Rebecca cancels their dinner plans (apparently Miguel's gout is giving him some trouble), leaving the two of them alone together.
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Hyland revealed to DeGeneres that she also had gout, a form of arthritis characterized by severe pain caused when too much uric acid crystallizes and deposits in your joints.
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Martinez is expected to make his season debut in place of A.J. Griffin, who was placed on the 53-day disabled list Friday with gout in his left ankle.
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They analyzed antidepressant prescriptions and compared them with prescriptions for drugs treating conditions unlikely to be influenced by uncertainty or depression, such as gout, iron deficiency and thyroid problems.
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A third justice was rendered immobile by a bad attack of gout, forcing Marshall to read the opinion deciding the case from the living room of the justices' boardinghouse.
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The health risks include gallbladder disease, osteoarthritis, gout, sleep apnea, polycystic ovarian syndrome, cardiovascular disease and a broad spectrum of cancers, such as pancreatic, liver, breast and kidney cancers.
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At a recent court hearing in Alexandria, Mr. Manafort came into the courtroom in a wheelchair, his foot wrapped in a white bandage, possibly from an attack of gout.
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Previous research has linked several modifiable risk factors to gout including: a diet with too much meat and sweets; obesity; diuretics to treat high blood pressure; and alcohol consumption.
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Coffee was also associated with a lower risk of several cancers, including prostate, endometrial, skin and liver cancer, as well as type 2 diabetes, gallstones and gout, the researchers said.
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In the film, Anne (Olivia Colman), who is in frail health due to gout, relies heavily on her adviser and secret lover, Sarah Churchill, the Duchess of Marlborough (Rachel Weisz).
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When he was last seen in public, in a Virginia federal courtroom about a month ago, Manafort was in a wheelchair and suffering from a health issue similar to gout.
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His suffered from gout, and his essay about it, "One Foot in the Grave," collected in "The Raw and the Cooked," is probably the finest we have about this malady.
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But both the app and my primary doctor initially concluded the same thing — something, by the way, WebMD also added as an option, along with dislocated shoulder, tendonitis and Gout.
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I'd heard of gout, sure, listening to Ben Franklin's character sing, "A farmer, a lawyer, and a sage/A bit gouty in the leg" on the "1776" Broadway cast album.
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Eventually he arrived at the polyglot riot of period that one might call le gout Gastou, which has found favor with 21st century tastemakers including Lapo Elkann and Lenny Kravitz.
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Nutrition experts countered that the ad was wholly consistent with established science showing the impact of excess sugar consumption on weight and metabolic diseases like diabetes, gout and heart disease.
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Sheri Piper, who has seen Dr. Ryan almost monthly for a host of medical problems — gout, high blood pressure, hypothyroidism, anxiety and depression — has come to rely on this system.
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A federal appeals court has refused to revive Takeda Pharmaceutical Co and its hedge fund investor Elliott Associates' bid to block Hikma Pharmaceuticals PLC from selling its gout drug Mitigare.
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Eating and sleeping well are still issues for him — so is gout — and what he really wants to do is write another book, this one about Ms. Chapman, he said.
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Throughout the three-hour hearing, Manafort had been stoic, seated in a wheelchair because of gout in his legs, his eyes cast down, shoulders hunched and hands in his lap.
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Emerging director Everardo Gout (Days of Grace) shot the Mars colony in Budapest and Morocco, where the topography is so similar to the Red Planet's that NASA has tested rovers there.
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In addition to those top three categories, the investigation also found unapproved ingredients in 14 supplements marketed for joint pain, muscle pain, osteoporosis, bone cancer, sleep issues, gout, or prostate health.
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She suffered from gout — a form of arthritis characterized by severe pain, redness, and tenderness in joints — and even had to be carried to her own coronation in a sedan chair.
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Growing up, the name Jesus was something I heard when the car stalled or when my dad's leg had to be wrapped in a big white brace because of gout pains.
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Overweight, and especially obesity, are major risk factors for Type 229 diabetes, heart disease and stroke, high blood pressure, osteoarthritis, gout, gallbladder disease, and respiratory disorders like sleep apnea and asthma.
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Both disorders are associated with obesity, high blood pressure, diabetes and other conditions, but after controlling for these and other factors the independent association of apnea with gout was still evident.
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"Blood uric acid levels go up when people are obese, drink too much, eat certain things, or take diuretics, which leads to the increased risk of gout," Choi said by email.
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In recent years while working on Modern Family, Hyland told DeGeneres she has had six surgeries for a series of illnesses, including kidney failure, rejection after a kidney transplant, endometriosis, and gout.
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Leopoldo Gout and Matt Jackson will executive produce the film, which will be released in the U.S. by STX Entertainment, the company that scored a major hit this summer with Bad Moms.
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But his second run as chancellor, beginning in 1858, proved his worthiness as he steered important bills through Parliament, at times acting in place of the gout-ridden prime minister Lord Derby.
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His attorneys say Manafort has suffered from health issues, including "severe gout," after Jackson ordered him to jail pending trial after prosecutors accused him of tampering with potential witnesses in the case.
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"Multiple studies have shown that high consumption of sugar sweetened beverages is associated with increased risk of developing obesity, type 2 diabetes and gout," said Dr. Holly Kramer of Loyola University Chicago.
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I may not have learned to completely "be" with the gout during those times it set my joints aflame, but I came to appreciate the change of pace and attitude it required.
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New research has found that obstructive sleep apnea — a disorder in which breathing stops and starts during sleep — is associated with an increased risk for gout, a common cause of painful arthritis.
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" While a regal suit of armor was ostensibly made for Henry VIII's great campaign to conquer France, for example, Mr. Hollein said, "the truth is, he had gout and could barely walk.
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Anne, plagued by gout, grief and self-pity, functions as the hypotenuse of a discreet erotic and political triangle, the other legs of which are Abigail (Emma Stone) and Sarah (Rachel Weisz).
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Marie Antoinette, at first bewildered by the rules and conventions of the French court, soon becomes its master, leading fashion, gossip and bon gout — while still claiming to care about none of it.
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"[F] or several months Mr. Manafort has suffered from severe gout, at times confining him to a wheelchair," his attorney's wrote as one explanation for his unintentional misstatements during interviews with Mueller's team.
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After controlling for urinary tract infections, medications, diseases like gout and diabetes, and other variables, they found that exposure to any of five classes of antibiotics significantly increased the risk for kidney stones.
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He was lonely without his partner, nearly blind from glaucoma and losing the use of his hands to gout; a torn rotator cuff had made it almost impossible for him to comb his hair.
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"People should be aware that bariatric surgery is effective not only in reducing body weight but also the risk of developing serious conditions that are commonly associated with obesity, such as gout," Maglio said.
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Queen Anne, the gout-ridden, rabbit-hoarding royal of The Favourite, did not produce an heir to the British throne, so her death in 1714 left the fate of the lineage up to warring factions.
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He now walks with a cane, apparently hobbled by gout, awaiting what may amount to a life sentence, following his conviction last fall in two cases brought by Mueller, for tax evasion and other crimes.
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"Obesity is extremely common in western and developing countries and it comes with a burden of associated diseases, such as gout itself," said lead author Dr. Cristina Maglio of the University of Gothenburg in Sweden.
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To explore the link between gastric surgeries and gout, the study team used data from a Swedish study on nearly 83,000 middle-aged, obese participants recruited between 1987 and 2001 from healthcare centers across Sweden.
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"[F]or several months Mr. Manafort has suffered from severe gout, at times confining him to a wheelchair," his attorney's wrote as one reason for Manafort's myriad of alleged misstatements during interviews with Mueller's team.
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As long as the doctor had known him, he smoked; he had high blood pressure, gout and arthritis; he was overweight and probably had sleep apnea, though he never found time to take the test.
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At a recent battle scene rehearsal for "George Balanchine's The Nutcracker," Tenzin, lying stiffly on his back, stifled a giggle as Ines Gout — the Marie to his Prince — ran her hands above his supine form.
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The mechanism is unclear, but reduced oxygen supply during sleep encourages the production of uric acid, and the accumulation of uric acid crystals in the joints is what causes the inflammation and pain of gout.
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But the study was not controlled or randomized, and the authors of the review noted that many of kombucha's claims — like benefits involving rheumatism, gout, hemorrhoids and nervousness — were based on anecdotal and unverified findings.
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In 2011, a study of more than 5,700 Americans found that 5.9% of US men and 2% of women had gout, partly because people are getting heavier and high blood pressure is becoming more common.
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Relying on protein-packed foods like red meat and cream while not getting enough essential nutrients from plants can raise the odds of developing health problems like gout while putting extra stress on the kidneys.
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Instead, they cast him as a sick man — troubled by "severe" gout, as well as by depression and anxiety — who made misstatements because of a faulty memory and lack of access to his own records.
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So while we're taking the time to recognize Colman's award-winning turn as the gout-ridden queen atop an outrageous monarchy we didn't really know about, let's throw it back to the roles that came before.
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She rubs Anne's legs when she's afflicted with gout, tells her when her makeup looks more "badger" than smokey eye, and races her down the palace's impossibly long corridors in a wheelchair when she's feeling unwell.
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Given that the researchers are French—the study was conducted at France's Centre de Sciences du Gout et de l'Alimentation, or Center for Taste and Feeding Behavior—the wines and cheeses sampled were pretty good ones.
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The drug was generally well-tolerated in clinical studies, the company said, and label warnings and precautions include hyperuricemia, with the development of gout in some patients and an increased risk of tendon rupture or injury.
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The proceedings amounted to a wrenching defeat for Mr. Manafort, 69, who came to his sentencing in a wheelchair because of gout and pleading for probation so he could spend his final years with his wife.
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Her position is such that, according to a Seoul-based think tank run by North Korean defectors, Kim briefly took charge of the country while her brother was reportedly ill with gout or diabetes in late 2014.
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LONDON (Reuters) - AstraZeneca has sold the European and Latin American rights to its new gout drug Zurampic to private German drugmaker Gruenenthal for up to $230 million, following a similar disposal of U.S. rights to the medicine.
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Known as the Cotton MS Vitellius C III, the 10 x 7″ reference is filled with colorful drawings of plants of all kinds, associated with cures for everything from sore loins to fresh wounds to severe gout.
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Agent Sean Kiernan released a statement saying that Quinn tested positive on April 2 for low levels of Probenecid, a medication to treat gout but also used as a masking agent for steroids in the 1980s and '90s.
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A federal judge has revived a patent infringement lawsuit by Takeda Pharmaceutical Co seeking to block rival Hikma Pharmaceuticals PLC from selling a gout drug that has the same active ingredient as Takeda's Colcrys, but different approved uses.
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The best excuse, according to the lawsuit ... a booking agent who is also suing Marin claims when he tried to collect his salary, Marin emailed him and said he was being treated for gout and needed extra time.
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RELATED: Trump: My health is 'perfection' "Over the years you have been treated for medical conditions including gout, mild hypercholesterolemia, diverticulitis, hypothyroidism, laryngitis secondary to esophageal reflux, lumbar strain and complete removal of superficial skin tumors," Monahan wrote.
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A few doors down, a diabetes patient with gout welcomed a nurse into his house, parakeets chirping at the front door, so she could take his blood sugar readings, something she does two or three times a week.
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Her position is such that, according to a Seoul-based think tank run by North Korean defectors, Kim Yo Jong briefly took charge of the country while her brother was reportedly ill with gout or diabetes in late 2014.
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Mark Twain visited the Bohemian spa town of Marianske Lazne (often referred to by its German name, Marienbad) in 1892 and sarcastically cataloged a spa regimen for a patient suffering from gout that involved rising at 5:30 a.m.
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At that time, his doctor said that Mr. Sanders was "in overall very good health" and that his ailments included gout, a mild elevation of cholesterol, diverticulitis and an underactive thyroid gland for which he took daily hormone therapy.
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Relying too much on protein-packed foods like red meat and cream, while not getting enough essential nutrients from plants can raise a keto dieter's odds of developing health problems like gout while putting extra stress on their kidneys.
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She could have fought on, toughed it out, yet Tory grandees -- no doubt all men with grey hair and a tendency towards gout -- quietly suggested she step aside for the good of the country and for the good of the party.
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To see how much each of these factors might contribute to the development of gout, the study team analyzed data on a nationally-representative sample of 14,43 U.S. adults who completed a series of health surveys from 1988 to 1994.
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Gout, a painful ailment affecting joints resulting from deposits of needlelike uric acid, was known for centuries as a rich man's disease, as many patients were wealthy and had diets rich in purines (which break down into uric acid) like meats and seafood.
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U.S. District Judge Sue Robinson in Delaware ruled Wednesday that Takeda can refile the lawsuit, which she had dismissed earlier this year, to add new allegations that Hikma sales representatives promoted its gout drug Mitigare for off-label uses that infringe Takeda's patents.
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"It is probable that physicians will be concerned about the results of this study and that could affect their prescribing habits in patients with cardiovascular disease and gout," said White, who is professor of medicine at UConn's Calhoun Cardiology Center in Farmington.
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The drug firms colluded over a period from April 2014 to September 2015 to raise the price of allopurinol tablets, a drug used to treat gout and kidney disease, the National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) said in statements on its website.
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People who chose to get weight loss surgery are also less than half as likely to develop hyperuricemia, too much uric acid in urine, which can be a precursor to gout, the study team writes in the Annals of the Rheumatic Diseases.
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According to the pamphlets my podiatrist gave me, though, gout is something some middle-aged people, mostly men, get from eating large amounts of red and organ meats, shellfish, consuming too much beer, not looking after their weight, or a combination thereof.
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London (CNN)New research shows that cases of diseases more commonly associated with the Victorian era are increasing in the UK. Since 2010, hospital visits for scarlet fever, malnutrition, whooping cough and gout are up 3,000 per year, representing a 52% increase.
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" As the Times notes, the CDC website also points out: "Frequently drinking sugar-sweetened beverages is associated with weight gain/obesity, type 2 diabetes, heart disease, kidney diseases, non-alcoholic liver disease, tooth decay and cavities, and gout, a type of arthritis.
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In court papers, they've said that he now has gout — he's appeared in court in a wheelchair or walking with a cane — and depression and anxiety, noting that he's been in solitary confinement "to ensure his safety" while he cooperates with the special counsel's office.
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At 90, the man I come to visit every week has a host of complicating ailments: He lives with a colostomy bag; his feet are permanently swollen and flaky with gout; he was given a diagnosis of prostate cancer more than a decade ago.
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A federal court has cleared the way for Hikma Pharmaceuticals Plc to continue selling a drug with the same active chemical as Takeda Pharmaceutical Co's gout drug Colcrys, dismissing a patent lawsuit Takeda filed in an effort to keep the drug off the market.
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And, like those other great feasters who suffered through gout and liver failure after years of extreme eating, there's always the sense that Steven is putting his life on the line for his next meal, peering into the void every time he takes a bite.
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Hikma Pharmaceuticals PLC did not infringe rival Takeda Pharmaceutical Co's patents by selling a gout drug with the same active ingredient as Takeda's Colcrys and is entitled to $31 million in lost profits it suffered due to a prior restraining order, a Delaware federal judge has ruled.
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The findings "support the hypothesis that the majority of hyperuricemia and resulting gout cases could be prevented by modifying key risk factors in the U.S.," said Dr. Hyon Choi, lead author of the study and a researcher at Harvard Medical School and Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston.
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Gout sufferers with major pre-existing heart disease face a higher risk of death if they are treated with the drug febuxostat, a large long-term study has concluded The risk of death from cardiovascular disease was 34 percent higher with febuxostat than with an older drug, allopurinol.
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Based on data from more than 14,000 people, researchers calculated how much factors like being overweight, following a diet that isn't heart-healthy, drinking alcohol or taking water pills known as diuretics contribute to high levels of uric acid, known as hyperuricemia, which is a precursor to gout.
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The filing also revealed that Manafort has been in solitary confinement away from the facility's general population to ensure his safety, that he suffered from severe gout for several months, which confined him to a wheelchair, and that he has had anxiety and depression due to little contact with his family.
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Kinane's gruff tenor and sometimes bawdy vibe belie his undercover-sweetheart material, which in this latest special includes ruminations on how strange it can be to have a doctor one's own age, how he wound up developing gout, or how he sometimes confuses "open carry" laws with open container laws.
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Her legs are patchy and swollen with gout, and her digestion is a war zone; in the most grisly scene, we observe Her Bulimic Majesty chomping on cake, with smears of green frosting on her cheeks, then craning over to retch into a silver urn that is proffered by a lackey.
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Higher levels of uric acid in the body can also lead to other health problems, like gout, which can happen when uric acid builds up in the body, "forming sharp, needlelike urate crystals in a joint or surrounding tissue that cause pain, inflammation and swelling," according to the Mayo Clinic.
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Still, the results may point patients with gout in the right direction to do what they can to ease their symptoms or reverse the condition, said Dr. Michal Melamed, a researcher at Albert Einstein College of Medicine and Montefiore Medical Center in Bronx, New York, who wasn't involved in the study.
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Synthesizing these conjectures, Taubes sees insulin resistance as the bedrock disturbance in the body which unleashes a cascade of other hormonal and inflammatory molecules that attack the brain (causing dementia), degrade the heart and the blood vessels (causing heart attack and stroke), disturb the metabolism of uric acid (causing gout), and so on.
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For example, when Matteo instructs patients to go on the ketogenic diet, they first have to get lab work to see if they have any electrolyte imbalances, and she will closely monitor uric acid levels throughout the diet, because those tend to be elevated during a high-protein low-carb diet and can lead to gout.
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Photograph by Amy Lombard for The New Yorker The thirty-two-ounce pork porterhouse—an absolutely hulking hunk of meat, available in a limited quantity each evening, that arrives with a knife stabbed into it menacingly and with a murky moat of foie gras and caramelized apples—strikes me as unnecessary, unless you're actively courting gout.
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In a scene largely recreated from King's novel, Beverly Marsh (Sophia Lillis), the only female member of the group of friends known as the Losers' Club, has an encounter with the evil entity It, who speaks to her from the drainpipe of her bathroom before spewing "a gout of blood" into the air and all over the bathroom.
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But in an interview with Dr. William S. Stoney for "Pioneers of Cardiac Surgery" (2008), Dr. Johnson said "the single biggest thing I ever did to lower mortality" was to prescribe the drug allopurinol, which is ordinarily used to inhibit the production of uric acid (high levels of it can cause gout), but which has also been found to improve survival in cardiac patients by improving their capacity for exercise.
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