But the alternative to expensive, innovative treatments is not cheap, innovative treatments: it's no treatments.
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There are weird beauty treatments, and then there are weird beauty treatments.
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Some treatments may cause side effects that then make further treatments necessary.
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He's been through so many radiation treatments, chemo treatments, he's lost so much weight.
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"Beauty and wellness treatments are helpful adjunct therapies combined with medical treatments," she says.
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It would also support research for more addiction treatments and non-opioid pain treatments.
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A failure to accurately quantify the economic value of medical treatments means potentially underinvesting in treatments that have large societal benefit and over-investing in treatments with low benefit.
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Two new Ebola treatments are extremely promising in trials — but can these treatments reach affected areas?
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That's in part because of new treatments, as well as more use of existing, preventive treatments.
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She was in excruciating pain as she went through two stem cell treatments and several chemo treatments.
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Groupon has tons of deals for spa treatments, with massages, facials, mani-pedis, hair treatments, and more.
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Genome-editing treatments seem likely to be the most expensive cancer treatments the world has yet seen.
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There's no logical reason to think evidence-based treatments will always be less expensive than low-value treatments.
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There are very few antiviral treatments available, although HIV treatments work differently and live in their own realm.
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It would take an average of two patients a week receiving four treatments each, not two treatments each.
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"When he has conversations around new treatments for things — the new genetic treatments, the sickle cell treatments, all these new therapies that are coming online — he gets very excited about them," the administration official said.
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Unfortunately, despite having dozens of cancer treatments available, we don't have great processes for determining what treatments to prioritize.
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It's not just misinformation about which treatments work (and are safe), and which treatments don't work (and are unsafe).
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It&aposs led researchers to look at whether combinations with other treatments — chemotherapy, other immune-system targeting treatments, etc.
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And I know that those treatments were really expensive, really hard on their bodies and eventually those treatments killed them.
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Those treatments could vary from a particular SSRI, therapy, TMS, or emerging treatments such as psychedelic drugs and medical cannabis.
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Federal funding for other coronavirus treatments Other treatments are getting federal funding, and their trials are underway at multiple sites.
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In 2020, Yoo also expects to see companies that develop treatments getting more into the business of delivering those treatments.
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There are perks to being a member, such as 15 percent off treatments and free treatments after a certain time period.
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For instance, it bolsters mental health parity laws, which require insurance companies to treat mental health treatments just like medical treatments.
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In some instances patients have even been forced to undergo treatments they're not comfortable with, or even been refused treatments altogether.
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Advocates for development of marijuana-based treatments, and those pushing for better treatments of epilepsy, were pleased with the panel's recommendation.
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Aside from restoration treatments, museum conservators undertake a very broad range of activities, including preventive treatments, storage design, and materials research.
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This program distributes 2202 million treatments annually, reaching 2628 million people with 28500 billion NTD treatments across 6900 countries to date.
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The American Society for Reproductive Medicine recommends people undergoing fertility treatments postpone "new, nonurgent treatments" in light of the novel coronavirus.
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That study, conducted by researchers in China, randomized 30 patients to receive either hydroxychloroquine and conventional treatments or just conventional treatments.
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Increasingly, PBMs are choosing a subset of treatments for their coverage list when there are multiple treatments that are considered equivalent.
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We have long experience in giving people hormone treatments — men can get low testosterone treatments; women can get birth control pills.
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But many controversial treatments — such as LGBTQ conversion therapy and unproven treatments for brain conditions — are not yet prohibited by GoFundMe.
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The company is committed to keeping new treatments priced at parity with or slightly below existing treatments, it said on Monday.
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Last year, Americans spent $7.9 billion on Sovaldi, another $1.6 billion on cancer treatments, and nearly $2 billion to multiple sclerosis treatments.
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Equally importantly, specialized treatments do not appear to be more tolerable to patients, with comparable rates of patient dropout to control treatments.
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We say in oncology that bad diseases require bad treatments, meaning savage and harsh, and treatments for acute leukemia are very bad.
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There are no vaccines or treatments approved for the disease, but researchers are studying existing treatments including hydroxychloroquine for treating COVID-19.
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McLean does about 10,000 such treatments a year, up from 2,500 treatments in 1999, Dr. Stephen Seiner, McLean's director of ECT, said.
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This includes the polio vaccine, blood transfusions and organ transplants as well as developing treatments for malaria and improving existing treatments for Parkinson's.
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The current study, then, investigated whether non-pharmacy treatments might work as well as prescription treatments for patients with recurrent symptoms of sinusitis.
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Stem cell treatments have been in the news lately because some companies are accused of selling unproven treatments that may actually harm patients.
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As more complex treatments that rely on individual's cells get approved, hospitals may not have all the tools needed to administer those treatments.
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"You can't prescribe virtual reality, but treatments that employ it, and the methods of such treatments are what matters," he said by email.
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It also sent letters to other clinics and companies selling off-label stem cell treatments, reminding them of the regulations surrounding stem cell treatments.
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We've changed the decision-making so it's not the insurance company deciding whether you get five cancer treatments or five weeks of cancer treatments.
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There may be no alternative treatments, as in the case of Duchenne muscular dystrophy, or patients may not react well to the existing treatments.
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Normally, researchers studying new medical treatments submit applications for novel treatments to the FDA, which determines whether and how a clinical trial may proceed.
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And those disruptions can have catastrophic consequences if patients are forced off of their existing treatments just to prove other treatments are less effective.
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An important point about these treatments — and something every expert I spoke to really hammered home — is this: These are not weight-loss treatments.
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To date, there have been no clinical trials evaluating the effectiveness of treatments for sleepwalking, though myriad psychological and pharmacological treatments have been used.
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SmileDirect says it costs 60 percent less than other types of teeth-straightening treatments, with length of treatments ranging from four to 14 months.
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Current HIV treatments can fight a wide variety of virus strains, and it is believed that these treatments can fight this newly named one.
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Nondrug treatments, usually aimed at strengthening the pelvic floor or changing behaviors, included bladder training, biofeedback, acupuncture, education, weight loss, yoga and other treatments.
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Diagnosing autism spectrum disorder before children develop symptoms could allow families to begin treatments like behavioral therapy earlier in hopes of making it more effective, as well as allowing researchers to test potential treatments, enabling them to more accurately judge whether these treatments actually work.
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One study found that the incidence of PAH is 1 in 221 treatments, while another puts it as high as 1 in every 100 treatments.
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Understanding that will not only allow scientists to develop new treatments for Zika, but perhaps also create even safer and more potent brain cancer treatments.
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SmileDirectClub says it costs 60 percent less than other types of teeth-straightening treatments, with the length of treatments ranging from four to 14 months.
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The beads need clinical trials before BEING used for infertility treatments A more immediate application for the beads might be selecting sperm for fertility treatments.
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Until scientists better understand reasons different stem cell treatments seem to help with different diseases, this could limit the development of more effective, precise treatments.
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You can find a set of 30 treatments on Amazon for $86.95 or get the Sephora exclusive box that includes five extra treatments for $88.
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We will also ask providers about their likelihood to use new treatments – like telemedicine or treatments delivered through mobile or internet devices – in their practice.
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Many ailments have gone from being deadly to livable based on innovative treatments, but these treatments are useless if patients are unable to access them.
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That would allow for broader use of such treatments instead of forcing doctors to make tailored treatments for each individual using just their own cells.
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"We will continue working hard on these efforts by testing new treatments, improving existing treatments and collaborating with academic experts on this complicated misinformation problem."
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Prescription-strength treatments like hydrocortisone are available through a dermatologist, but plenty of over-the-counter treatments can also help soothe symptoms on the spot.
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He has helped terminal cancer patients attempt to create their own personalized treatments based on experimental research (though it's a longshot that those treatments will work).
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That would have been a botox bar that would sell cosmetic treatments to folks who wanted treatments, but didn't want to pay high prices for them.
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Private banks can also use cord blood for more unproven treatments, whereas public banks are FDA-mandated to only provide cord blood for FDA-approved treatments.
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About 77 percent contained misinformation, 19 percent recommended unproven alternative medical treatments, and 27 percent had some commercial bias favoring treatments that were expensive and untested.
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By the numbers: The report looks at 4 treatments approved in the U.S. In 13 states, none of the 4 treatments were available, as of July.
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Since adding the brain health treatments, Bataller says the clinic, which opened in 2008, has seen a remarkable increase in guests coming specifically for these treatments.
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As more complex treatments that rely on individual&aposs cells get approved, hospitals may not have all the tools needed to administer those treatments, Yoo said.
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Some even sell treatments, which the Journal reports have driven cancer patients into debt, as well as caused them to turn away from medical treatments like chemotherapy.
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As cancer treatments improve, more than 80% of U.S. kids who get cancer now survive but 30% of those will have permanent infertility due to their treatments.
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The first two approved CAR-T treatments for other cancers from Novartis and Gilead Sciences were priced at $475,000 and $373,000, respectively, for the one-time treatments.
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Another class of treatments that FDA's Hahn discussed are so-called biologics, which include vaccines, antibodies to the coronavirus, immune-system triggering drugs, and other genetic treatments.
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While Biogen is still focused on producing treatments for devastating illnesses with few treatments, including Alzheimer's and Parkinson's, Vounatsos is being tasked with a more careful approach to how the company spends on development, and to make the most out of its existing flagship portfolio of multiple sclerosis treatments.
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Stella is certainly perfectionistic about doing her treatments, and feels compelled to make Will do his treatments, but that's not indicative of Obsessive Compulsive Disorder on its own.
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But if these study's results hold, it's possible that certain antimicrobial treatments could help, alongside other treatments to reduce the risk that these genital bacteria might pose.[mBio]
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A couple won free IVF treatments through a radio station contestThe winner would walk away with funds to pay for one round of IVF treatments and related medication.
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The California biotech is still selling some treatments for kidney disease, bone health, and brain disorders, and may also make deals to acquire new treatments in those areas.
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But since hypothyroid treatments sold on their platforms are often categorized as "supplements," which don't require FDA approval to be sold, it's legal to sell most hypothyroid treatments.
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Effective PARP inhibitors are sought after by drugmakers because of their potential to be used in combination with other types of cancer treatments to create new breakthrough treatments.
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Scientists can then cut and paste the DNA sequences anywhere, offering the potential treatments for genetic diseases like sickle-cell disease, cancer treatments, and even human embryo modification.
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"I decided on PRP with microneedling as an alternative to more aggressive anti-aging treatments, like lasers," Vaccaro, who has gotten five of these treatments so far, tells me.
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Arfaei said Lilly could further benefit by combining Cyramza with immuno-oncology treatments, a new wave of cancer treatments that harness the body's immune system to fight the disease.
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We now have a system of continuous and expensive treatments for chronic conditions, with some of the most intensive and expensive treatments coming in the last year of life.
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Effective PARP inhibitors are sought after by drugmakers because of their potential to be used in combination with other types of cancer treatments to create new breakthroughs in treatments.
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Immunotherapy is just one of a number of "add-on" treatments, introduced to supplement standard IVF treatments, which some reproductive clinics now offer couples who are struggling with infertility.
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In some cases, the treatments may lead to health complications, like blindness in a few extreme cases, and the FDA warns that such treatments are unapproved and potentially harmful.
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If you are looking for an alternative to chemical whitening treatments, the Active Wow Teeth Whitening Charcoal Powder is an excellent choice that shows results after a few treatments.
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In addition, patients who wanted to use the medication must have tried at least two other disease-modifying treatments and could not be on any other multiple sclerosis treatments.
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The company inked an agreement with Spanish pharmaceutical developer Almirall, which concentrates on medical dermatology treatments, for the development of dermatological treatments based on an antibody developed by 23andMe.
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What's less obvious is that the care Americans need is access to physicians that will prescribe hair-loss or erectile dysfunction treatments, acne treatments, eyelash growth or metabolic assessments.
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In contrast to the British approach, Medicare generally covers treatments deemed "reasonable and necessary" — a definition that doesn't include analysis of comparative effectiveness or cost in relation to other treatments.
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They have fewer side effects than drugs and, if used in conjunction with other treatments, such as over-the-counter pain treatments and physical therapy, can eliminate patients' pain altogether.
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Vaccines and prescription treatments including for HIV will play a larger role in driving GSK's growth going forward as older treatments, including asthma drug Advair, face competition from generic medicines.
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About 80% of people who underwent IVF fertility treatments in 2018 had hardly any or no coverage, according to FertilityIQ, a digital database for information about fertility benefits and treatments.
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The doctors who offer such treatments "don't typically follow the most commonly recommended treatments and the evidence-based guidelines," Christina Nelson, MD, medical epidemiologist for the CDC told Health previously.
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New treatments have been successful in recent trials and are cause for optimism, but there are still considerable obstacles that make it difficult to deliver these treatments to those affected.
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Effective PARP inhibitors are particularly sought after by drugmakers because of their potential to be used in combination with other types of cancer treatments to create new breakthroughs in treatments.
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There is a similar uncertainty over common medical treatments: Hundreds of thousands of clinical trials are conducted each year, yet half of treatments used in clinical practice lack sound evidence.
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He anticipates 2020 will be the year we get access to prescription weight loss treatments online, in the same way companies have started offering birth control or hair-loss treatments.
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One approach that has caught attention is the link between responses to treatments and the microbiome, and the potential to introduce certain strains of bacteria to enhance responses to treatments.
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Alderson missed the winter meetings because of those treatments and has taken time off for the additional treatments he receives every couple of weeks, but he has been working full time.
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They began her on hormone replacement therapy treatments when she turned 16, simply telling her she was "a girl who can't make hormones," and she continued the treatments throughout her life.
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Yes, but: The price of Kite's cancer treatments (and similar treatments made by other drug companies) is a "quantum leap more expensive than other cancer drugs," Kaiser Health News recently reported.
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By lessening the burdens of care and bringing parity to the way plans cover these new innovative oral treatments and traditional IV treatments, we can improve outcomes and adherence for patients.
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"FDA oversight of access to experimental treatments exists for a reason — it protects patients from potential snake oil salesmen or from experimental treatments that might do more harm than good," Rep.
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But it shows that, at least for some people, AA and 12-step treatments work as well as alternative treatments like cognitive behavioral therapy, which has solid scientific evidence behind it.
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In psychology, we don't license treatments — we license providers.
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There are few — if any — reliable treatments for insomnia.
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This new paper points to new strategies to help those who might not have access to the treatments—the popular prevention treatments PrEP remains unavailable in some areas in Africa, for example.
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These could include not only low-cost treatments, such as statins and eye exams for people with diabetes, but also expensive, high-value treatments, like new drugs for hepatitis C (Sovaldi, Harvoni).
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Here is a timeline of the development HIV/AID treatments from the first tries to today's experimental treatments: March 22016, 218.2: The FDA approves the first antiretroviral medicine, zidovudine (AZT), for use.
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Hell, given the vast and increasingly effective ecology of cancer treatments, a vaccine doesn't even seem fair (especially if you happen to be a pharmaceutical corporation pushing those often extremely expensive treatments).
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You may have heard of Hims, a venture-backed men's healthcare company that similarly sells subscriptions to hair loss treatments, as well as oral care, skin care and treatments for erectile dysfunction.
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"This is an opportunity for companies that produce life-saving treatments to explain how they price these treatments and whether the status quo is acceptable," Grassley and Wyden said in a statement.
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The Faster Treatments and Cures for Eye Diseases Act is a bipartisan bill that would fund translational research and advance treatments and cures for blindness and other causes of severe vision impairment.
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As I was having two parts of my body treated, this would normally require four hours — two treatments on the left side of my hips and stomach, two treatments on the right.
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The study has some limitations, including that only five treatments were examined across four platforms -- more research is needed to determine whether similar findings would emerge for other treatments across other platforms.
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The general belief among the medical community is that Reiki should be used in conjunction with traditional treatments, not as a replacement — and the same is true of other holistic treatments for anxiety.
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Both benzodiazepine treatments and SSRI treatments were associated with shorter pregnancies, and the babies born to people who took them were more likely to require oxygen or other minor respiratory help after delivery.
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The FDA urges health care professionals and consumers to report any adverse events related to treatments with Liveyon products, Genetech products or other stem cell treatments to its MedWatch Adverse Event Reporting program.
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In essence, specialized treatments for anorexia, such as cognitive behavioral therapy, family-based treatment and emerging medication treatments, appear to have few advantages over standard control treatment-as-usual, such as supportive counseling.
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Also, researchers who have tried to conduct studies comparing treatments often failed because specialists were already convinced that the method they used was best and were reluctant to assign men to other treatments.
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Those include treatments for protracted labor, preeclampsia and ectopic pregnancy.
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Krusing disagreed, saying major insurance companies do cover such treatments.
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Drug treatments target mutant genes in diseases like Parkinson's 2.
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Shire sells treatments for rare diseases and attention deficit disorder.
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These treatments can alter the way your taste buds work.
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Receptor positive breast cancers are often responsive to hormone treatments.
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And some men don't respond to these treatments at all.
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He's still on the breathing treatments but he's getting better.
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Makers of lung treatments are racing to make smart inhalers.
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But the translation of findings into treatments is poorly funded.
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Now, she's looking at a lifetime of scans and treatments.
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Facial creams made out of rats, treatments of whale fat.
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After multiple treatments, clients have that fresher look for longer.
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With quicker and less invasive treatments, recovery times would fall.
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Read: Stories of DIY Sexual Health Treatments Gone Terribly Wrong
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Fortunately, there are plenty of effective treatments for social anxiety.
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And according to scientists, developing such treatments is critically important.
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"This wasn't fun," Sawyer told GMA of his cancer treatments.
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There's no vaccine or effective treatments against it, he said.
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What changes are the available treatments and the coping strategies.
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She focuses on natural hair and beauty treatments for women.
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Treatments or "cures" for viral diseases is a different ballgame.
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But brides are lining up for straightening treatments these days.
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Treatments could not fix his mental illness, his parents added.
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This can be a cheaper way to develop new treatments.
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This could lead to a lot of important medical treatments.
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Require insurance companies to cover fertility treatments for LGBTQ couples.
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That would not include certain medicines, such as allergy treatments.
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Patricia underwent several fertility treatments and in vitro fertilization (IVF).
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However, for some people, professional treatments aren't always an option.
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The new study results may someday contribute to new treatments.
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Experts have cautioned that such treatments are nowhere near reality.
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In the U.S., electroacupuncture treatments cost about $75 to $120.
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A number of other trials continue to investigate potential treatments.
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Humana's results were helped by lower costs for inpatient treatments.
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It's one of the most controversial treatments for mental disorders.
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Throughout these treatments, he says he felt far from alone.
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There are so many different options and treatments for people.
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In some cases, insurers interrupt treatments that are already underway.
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So what they're saying is that these treatments sound heavenly.
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Breakthrough treatments can contain this disease and dramatically extend life.
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Even J.Lo has gotten into the habit of doing treatments.
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Other treatments may include detox programs such as Narcotics Anonymous.
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I'd tried many treatments and seen so many different doctors.
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If the conventional treatments don't work, perhaps medicinal cannabis will.
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The big questions: How health insurers will cover the treatments?
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Patients exhaust savings, endure prying inquiries, and undertake risky treatments.
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Despite how painful and widespread migraines are, treatments are limited.
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Funds are used for food, medical supplies, treatments and more.
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The treatments he proposes are no better than his diagnosis.
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Of those 15.6 million, injectable treatments made up 9 million.
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Don't combine these liniments with hot and cold treatments, though.
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You even had people come back for multiple treatments. Yep!
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Pharmaceutical companies shun such treatments because they are not moneymakers.
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"This allows us to build rational treatments," Dr. Grossman said.
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There aren't treatments specific to the needs of cocaine addiction.
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Stem cell treatments have become part of the picture, too.
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So far, there are no vaccines or treatments for Zika.
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Genentech is developing treatments for Alzheimer's, ALS, and multiple sclerosis.
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There are some treatments, but they don't work for everyone.
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Unfortunately, none of this knowledge has translated into new treatments.
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These treatments vary and most often do not involve opioids.
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Pfizer also produces treatments for other companies at the plant.
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Bermuda buys iced coffee, has acupuncture treatments, and wears Spanx.
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Two new treatments have been successful 90% of the time.
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The treatments were mixtures of antibodies injected into people's bloodstreams.
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And getting the right treatments, too, definitely, the right massages.
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MORE for treatments of an aggressive brain tumor and Sen.
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Read myreview of these Alpha Beta Daily Peel facial treatments.
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And it may benefit from some of the same treatments.
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He received experimental AZT treatments in Washington and continued working.
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Future scientific advances will improve the success of fertility treatments.
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Fortunately, two experimental treatments proved to dramatically boost survival rates.
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What's more, treatments can be costly or even worsen symptoms.
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Current available treatments are frequently inadequate or unsafe, she added.
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Against all odds, the combination of treatments has been effective.
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But the need for these treatments far outstrips available supply.
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And patients often resist treatments that make them feel uncomfortable.
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Its older treatments only treat about 45 percent of patients.
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There are no specific treatments or vaccines for the virus.
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Ramos hopes the bill will expand access to hormone treatments.
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The treatments available now are just not working for everyone.
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He had his leg amputated, and began undergoing chemotherapy treatments.
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It owns the whole chain from procurement to deploying treatments.
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Michelle missed days of treatments and began using OxyContin again.
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The treatments help open the airways and maintain our breathing.
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So, again, more patients and treatments, but not fewer deaths.
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Some treatments require two, three months at home without pay.
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Studies have shown that many insurers exclude treatments for obesity.
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In that case, reflux treatments might be worth a shot.
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Those are advanced drugs used, for instance, in cancer treatments.
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The teen documented her journey throughout her treatments on YouTube.
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The federal government should issue guidelines for treatments, he said.
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The treatments had side effects, and none of them helped.
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Plasma treatments will take time to get off the ground.
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Ensure coronavirus treatments, and not just testing, will be free.
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Rendered in Moroccan blue, it offers an array of treatments.
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I mean, the window treatments alone in this room: $250,000.
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The rest are in remission but still taking antiretroviral treatments.
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Such measures typically include giving precautionary antibiotic treatments to caregivers.
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Miscarriage after miscarriage and the thought of fertility treatments looming.
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I asked my doctor about the discrepancies in our treatments.
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In some cases the treatments have led to long remissions.
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Chemotherapy and other treatments can render them immunocompromised as well.
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There's no question the need for effective treatments is urgent.
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Our research teams are constantly working to find new treatments.
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Previous treatments for sleeping sickness ranged from inconvenient to nightmarish.
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The shortfalls forced hospitals to cancel procedures and delay treatments.
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All treatments are done under the supervision of Paul Casillas.
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Several companies are working on therapies and treatments for coronavirus.
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Health officials in Congo approved all four treatments in August.
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Fixes Ms. Appleby reports on health care treatments and costs.
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They are often excluded from clinical trials of new treatments.
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Rhopressa is the first in a new class of treatments.
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Some insurers cover the treatments, while others have denied payment.
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Neurocore also says that some insurance plans may cover treatments.
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In addition, treatments were sometimes at odds with existing guidelines.
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The difference is that those are typically clinically tested treatments.
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Sure, some may choose to sideline sex during their treatments.
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They may be able to recommend medications or immunotherapy treatments.
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The question has been what these appropriate treatments should be.
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The new studies did not directly compare the two treatments.
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Glossy Brazilian keratin straightening treatments may create another exposure issue.
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This is particularly tragic because we know what treatments work.
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Treatments include chemotherapy, immunotherapy, steroids, antibiotic drugs and antiviral drugs.
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"Patients are ready to take advantage of these new treatments."
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Indiana and Ohio also experienced substantial growth in overdose treatments.
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But the drug, like other previous treatments, did not work.
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State lawmakers still support doctors telling patients about the treatments.
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The app tells users where they can find those treatments.
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She had surgery, followed by 43 treatments of proton radiation.
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This is likely due to chemotherapy treatments, the authors note.
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Unproven treatments are typically not covered by insurance, Grossman noted.
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But what if he had had alternative treatments to recover?
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Women who sought fertility treatments (about 6 percent) were withdrawn.
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Could it actually have a place in opioid addiction treatments?
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Without CHIP, she said, she could not afford the treatments.
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Incorrect diagnoses and treatments were more common than correct ones.
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Improving how we apply existing treatments also requires workforce training.
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Otherwise, they say, more frequent treatments will harm the uterus.
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Many of the testing methods and treatments advertised on the alternative medicine websites do not have any research evidence to support them, the researchers write, and only two treatments mentioned are proven to work.
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The current medical treatments and therapies for this type of brain cancer in children have unpleasant side effects that can impair a child's quality of life following the treatments, the researchers wrote in Nature.
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"We don't have treatments for 1,800 things—we have treatments for a handful of things," says Alan Beggs, one of the study's two lead investigators and a professor of pediatrics at Harvard Medical School.
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That's really all Lortscher had to do as a practicing dermatologist in order to prescribe treatments, which frustrated him that so few people had access to and were waiting so long to get treatments.
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Recommendations to pause fertility treatments also unfairly limit same-sex couples, who need fertility treatments to conceive, while couples who can conceive naturally aren't as of yet discouraged from proceeding with their family plan.
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On Wednesday, South Dakota&aposs House passed a bill that would penalize doctors for providing gender affirmation treatments — like hormone treatments, puberty-blockers, and gender-affirming surgeries — to anyone under the age of 16.
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Missouri has proposed no fewer than five laws, four of them identical, that ban healthcare providers from performing gender reassignment treatments and would classify parents who sign off on the treatments as child abusers.
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"Traditional treatments for psoriasis, such as topical corticosteroids, topical vitamin D analogues, retinoids, and biologic therapies, currently have the most data supporting their use, and therefore, should remain first treatments for psoriasis," Price advised.
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The FDA has not yet cracked down on them, and patients who believe the treatments can cure or mitigate the effects of disorders like cerebral palsy are lobbying the FDA to approve the treatments.
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In July, the FDA issued a consumer warning stressing that laser treatments are not approved for vaginal cosmetic procedures or to treat atrophy, and emphasizing that the safety and effectiveness of these treatments is unproven.
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In a CNBC op-ed last week, Novartis CEO Dr. Vas Narasimhan called for a new pricing and payment model for one-time treatments like Zolgensma, versus other treatments with costs that accumulate over time.
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Peptide vaccines, she further explained, often require combination with other treatments to help them work, and right now science is still at the point of figuring out what the best combination of other treatments is.
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Earlier this week, I met with the leaders of health insurance industry who have agreed to waive all co-payments for coronavirus treatments, extend insurance coverage to these treatments, and to prevent surprise medical billing.
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Earlier this week I met with the leaders of health insurance industry who have agreed to waive all co-payments for coronavirus treatments, extend insurance coverage to these treatments, and to prevent surprise medical billing.
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And the treatments are not cheap: Programs that include the brain treatments at the fancy resort-style clinic start at $8,000, and accommodations (for a minimum weeklong stay) range from $360 to $8,200 a night.
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Practical treatments developed from this knowledge would not necessarily require Crispr.
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The biggest differentiator between the two treatments, though, is the price.
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There is no cure for psoriasis, but there are treatments available.
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And the next generation of treatments are being funded right now.
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We had insurance for some of the treatments, but not all.
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Currently, there are some effective treatments for age-related macular degeneration.
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Most patients with BDD get better over time with these treatments.
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Several treatments, often working in combination, have driven that dramatic improvement.
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But GW and Corbus' treatments don't have that problem, he argued.
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Was it hard to maintain a positive outlook during your treatments?
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The treatments had "potential" from a "storytelling perspective," Iger said mildly.
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And the benefits of rice protein aren't exclusive to DIY treatments.
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These treatments include J&J's own Remicade and AbbVie Inc's Humira.
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Our need for instant gratification is even true with beauty treatments.
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Medicine is always trying to move on to more targeted treatments.
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That understanding will help them develop treatments or interventions for CTE.
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Alternative treatments include estrogen or two injected medicines, denosumab and teriparatide.
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Scientists say such techniques could lead to treatments for inherited conditions.
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Denis Furtado, 45, is famous for his treatments, according to BBC .
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At Aultman Hospital, Marie underwent aggressive treatments, however, her condition worsened.
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And those numbers continue to decline with additional tests and treatments.
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Her doctor had tried many treatments but they were not effective.
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Both of these types have different culprits and require different treatments.
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If I were an alcoholic, my mother's harsh treatments made sense.
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Now, a court ruled the boy must receive his chemo treatments.
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You've spent tens of thousands of dollars on expensive IVF treatments.
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Nick told Duran that everyone came together during their dad's treatments.
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There's no one list of treatments that do or don't count.
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Go deeper: Read more on breast cancer treatments and precision medicine.
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But price spikes on some critical treatments have hit consumers hard.
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She might then be offered a range of skin-lightening treatments.
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Still, most patients have tumors that will not respond to treatments.
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I learned that layered holistic treatments for PMDD are most successful.
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This often leads to less invasive, less intensive treatments, they say.
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Lilly's results were helped by demand for cancer and diabetes treatments.
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Most of the autologous treatments use fat adipose-derived stem cells.
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Those treatments include J&J's own Remicade and AbbVie Inc's Humira.
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After a diagnosis, surgery, radiation therapy, and chemotherapy are common treatments.
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"For NETs, there are targeted therapies and hormonal treatments," she says.
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That could be because few doctors know about the new treatments.
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Some people suffer with severe acne, and treatments can be unpredictable.
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Others amuse themselves playing table football or having elaborate spa treatments.
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It's a huge problem, and the more available treatments the better.
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Those include standardizing treatments and measurements, and conducting high-quality research.
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Read This Next: Fertility Treatments Take a Toll on Mental Health
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He thinks it's scientifically possible to develop treatments that reverse aging.
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Last month, she revealed that she was stopping her cancer treatments.
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The inflammation is typically controlled, however, with steroids and other treatments.
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Basically, they're saying we don't have particularly good pain treatments available.
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Clear and Brilliant Christie Brinkley favors Clear and Brilliant laser treatments.
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Paltrow adds that she's a huge fan of testing new treatments.
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We rinsed it out and reapplied, and put treatments in between.
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Patients in the trial had received prior treatments, such as chemotherapy.
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But treatments meant to control the cancer only made him sick.
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There will be some treatments that work and some that don't.
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Prior to booking treatments, it's important to first understand your cycle.
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There are treatments for diabetic retinopathy, but they're not always successful.
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As is common for cancer treatments, there were significant side effects.
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ModiFace can also simulate hair changes, anti-aging treatments and more.
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There are currently no FDA-approved treatments for SRSE, Sage said.
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Treatments can begin 'before the patient feels even the first symptoms!
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Its performance was led by gains in hematology and immunology treatments.
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This fall, GlamGlow will launch these treatments — but there's a twist.
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There are no other effective treatments for this specific retinal disease.
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But while they've helped advance disease treatments, they can be expensive.
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It's just really important as we think of access to treatments.
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The researchers also found differences based on the cancer patients' treatments.
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For the second, the one whose birthday was upcoming, more treatments.
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Are there games you wish would get one of these treatments?
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Their health – and treatments – forced them to live in separate states.
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There are numerous challenges to finding effective treatments for mental disorders.
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Luckily, there are prescription treatments available that can beat the lice.
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Now they happen in the sky, with spa treatments and Reiki.
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Additional perks may include: complimentary airport transfers, spa treatments and meals.
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People recovering from opioid addiction could lose treatments covered by Medicaid.
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Knowing this could help us develop more useful treatments, Tye adds.
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Some treatments now accepted as standard once would have seemed outlandish.
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Or treatments of Shakespeare, balancing Verdi with Barber, Reimann and Adès.
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Its unique properties are what the company's treatments are based upon.
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"Alternative treatments do not achieve these types of results," they wrote.
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However, the cost of the new treatments may limit patient access.
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That looked like the end of the road for approved treatments.
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Some treatments will prove less effective than at first they seemed.
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However, occasional problems, such as minor scalds, occur with steam treatments.
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The agency is looking at expanding treatments to fight opioid addiction.
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Reefs are an increasingly important resource for breakthrough medical treatments, too.
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Vicki researched her treatments and grilled her doctors with tough questions.
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Hansen said he expects his immunotherapy products will complement other treatments.
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Spa treatments range from deep tissue massages to Himalayan salt scrubs.
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Weight loss is challenging, and some cancer treatments cause weight gain.
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But doctors do not know how long the treatments should continue.
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It includes some of the most expensive drugs like cancer treatments.
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Will they receive the care and treatments funded annually by Congress?
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Drug-resistant "superbugs" like candida auris evolve to resist existing treatments.
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Gene therapies can't work that way because they're one-time treatments.
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The FDA is looking at expanding treatments to fight opioid addiction.
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One well known side effect of cancer treatments is fatigue. Sen.
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TL;DR: Your dentist is ripping you off on whitening treatments.
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Patients with necrotizing fasciitis need quick and aggressive treatments, Glatter said.
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"We have robust treatments for malaria in this country," GOLDOC said.
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In the third study, half of the women received acupuncture treatments.
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"[D]ifferent types of depression will require specific treatments," she said.
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To help, brands have been developing treatments that stimulate hair growth.
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Bailey recommends using products with protein and doing regular protein treatments.
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Stay away from window treatments that are bulky, heavy, and ornate.
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It demands a series of three treatments, spaced two weeks apart.
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"Even three weekly treatments will make a huge improvement," she says.
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That was before ACT UP and before there were any treatments.
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Treatments help kill off bacteria, allowing the pimples to heal quicker.
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After these treatments, males were paired off to mate with females.
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He noted that the disease-modifying treatments also have side effects.
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NOT ALL THOSE THINGS WILL BE SUSCEPTIBLE TO ONE-TIME TREATMENTS.
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They agreed to waive copayments for testing but not for treatments.
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The organization has pledged $125 million toward treatments for the coronavirus.
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It, too, need not impede the effectiveness of standard cancer treatments.
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For legitimate developers of the treatments, the guidelines were welcome news.
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Such treatments are extremely expensive, costing hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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The intensive treatments seem to work best for anxiety-related disorders.
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It's time to let clinicians and patients decide on immediate treatments.
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Some people spend hundreds of thousands of dollars on these treatments.
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The same cannot be said of medical treatments for chronic pain.
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Medical experts say there is no proof that such treatments work.
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In 2011, doctors found cancer again, and there were more treatments.
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Through scientific research we try to disprove the effectiveness of treatments.
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The drugs range from anxiety medications to diabetes treatments, to antibiotics.
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His cancer has not responded well to numerous treatments and medications.
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A mother worried about paying for her diabetic son's insulin treatments.
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Think about penicillin or cancer treatments, electricity or the silicon chip.
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There are effective treatments, including medication, physical therapy or bladder retraining.
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These patients are the people for whom other treatments have failed.
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The finding is forcing scientists to rethink the search for treatments.
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Trials of vaccines and treatments have not included enough female participants.
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New treatments, if successful, can fetch more than $100,000 a year.
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Do we know when there will be treatments or a vaccine?
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President Donald Trump has repeatedly touted the drugs as potential treatments.
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Scientists have also been looking at HIV drugs as possible treatments.
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"It could help with understanding the effectiveness of treatments," he said.
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And they're leery because the information rarely leads to improved treatments.
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Read more about symptoms and the prospects for vaccines and treatments.
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One option is UV light treatments, like those provided by PhoneSoap.
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It could require eliminating some medical treatments that are currently offered.
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Smarter Living: Cancer treatments have advanced, but many have physical costs.
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This might help them to choose better treatments for your child.
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Smarter Living: Cancer treatments have advanced, but many have physical costs.
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The treatments cost about $100,000, and insurance did not cover it.
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There are no vaccines or antiviral treatments that specifically target it.
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There are some treatments available that reduce the severity of flu.
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We see her arguing with Aisha over treatments, boys, and lipstick.
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She scarcely mentions her doctors or treatments, which were reportedly barbarous.
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I've been on Accutane twice, along with tons of other treatments.
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Tim Evans read deeply into medical treatments and then interviewed Nassar.
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Yet both treatments are already in use throughout the United States.
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The Chinese authorities have also turned to other types of treatments.
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Treatments from the $2.5 billion Synthorx acquisition will pair with Sarclisa.
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And what about those who were not helped by standard treatments?
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Could they be identified and spared treatments that will not work?
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Luckily, you don't have to spend thousands on dentist office treatments.
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"I saw that there aren't any treatments for it," she said.
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The governor said she will undergo specialized radiation treatments soon after.
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Effective treatments are available to stop the discomfort of menopause symptoms.
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In September, his father died after undergoing treatments for prostate cancer.
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Trebek continues his duties at the show through his chemotherapy treatments.
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The show features Goop employees sampling a range of wellness treatments.
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More rarely, Botox treatments are used to ease the painful spasms.
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Far more long-term studies of treatments and outcomes are needed.
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The treatments were effective, but the side effects took a toll.
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Somewhere those disparate treatments need to be broken down and equalized.
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It takes a lot of different treatments on images or text.
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But Dr. Lichtenfeld said modern treatments have mostly eliminated that concern.
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There is no cost for additional treatments beyond the first 12.
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The organization works to find effective treatments for kids like Nash.
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Please don't take away our ability to access life-saving treatments.
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I was with her through terrifying treatments, each new unavailing misery.
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Many of the treatments are made in Europe and north America.
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"We tried everything that was recommended, the normal treatments," she recalled.
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The cost of developing this and other treatments is very high.
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Patients may need multiple treatments, which are spaced a month apart.
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Now, 10 years after your discovery, what treatments have been developed?
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After electroshock treatments he was released, but soon had another attack.
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Often, accomplishing that calls for treatments with various dyes and chemicals.
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They had refused treatments and were instead efficiently slurping vegetarian soups.
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The treatments are made from a patient's own infection-fighting cells.
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Targeted therapies in cancer work differently from traditional treatments, like chemotherapy.
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Sessions include aromatherapy treatments, deep-breathing exercises and stretching techniques ($35).
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In total, she said she paid another $180,000 for treatments abroad.
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Revenue beat estimates as new diabetes and psoriasis treatments sold well.
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Dr. Lucey spearheaded the introduction of new treatments for fragile newborns.
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They're the first treatments it has found that can do so.
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The latest scalp treatments can be used in lieu of shampoo.
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Do we know when there will be treatments or a vaccine?
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Novartis said it remains committed to developing treatments for the disease.
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Some ships have onboard spa treatments to help guests sleep, too.
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Patients needing very expensive treatments do not pay the full cost.
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He was released months later, after undergoing electroshock treatments for schizophrenia.
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Salons and spas have begun pairing guided meditation with nail treatments.
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The researchers developing these treatments readily acknowledge that they may fail.
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Off-book treatments like what I am doing are incredibly dangerous.
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If they stay, they may undergo potentially harmful and unnecessary treatments.
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Desperate patients have also discovered treatments of their own—including hallucinogens.
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"A lot of the treatments work for some people," he explains.
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From what O'Connor told me, today's most effective treatments are behavioral.
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Researchers working in the fields of ethnobiology and ethnomedicine are looking with fresh eyes at these ancient treatments to see if they might have information about treatments that Western medicine has not yet made sense of.
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There are some treatments in the pipeline but this represents a potentially new therapy for progressive MS. Drug treatments may be many years away but this study suggests that targeting this pathway may have some benefit.
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A medical system focused on health would offer aging men (indeed, all of us) incentives for the evidence-based treatments that outperform the drugs and other disease-focused treatments that are the bedrocks of our system.
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Industry signatories of the London Declaration have donated more than 2628 billion NTD treatments since 28503 — 22019 billion in 2015 alone — and commitments include treatments to all who need it, for as long as they're needed.
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With treatments currently available for only 2628 percent of rare diseases, how can policymakers and the healthcare industry collaborate to develop innovative new treatments and bring them to market for the patients who need them most?
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ATAI is testing several compounds as potential mental-health treatments through its portfolio companies, though many of the trials are in earlier stages and it could be years before any of the compounds yield medical treatments.
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Finding Balance Other well-known (and celebrity-frequented) spas — like Canyon Ranch — have been using medical science to assist with wellness treatments for years, but do not (as of yet) use any blood tests to determine treatments.
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The challenges of immunotherapy Experts say they hope to better understand why some patients may have different responses to immunotherapy treatments than others -- and why some treatments may result in remissions instead of relapses, or vice versa.
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Others blame it on money: These treatments are not cheap, but an economic uptick and access to more affordable treatments has resulted in more than half a million procedures a year being done in this age range.
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"We have effective treatments that are available during pregnancy, and we want to encourage women to seek early care and engage in treatment as soon as possible," Krans said, adding that pharmacological treatments include bupenorphrine and methadone.
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This comes on top of the roughly $100,000 she and her husband have spent on treatments and trips to specialist centers across the country (her HMO won't cover treatments more than 30 miles from their main office).
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"Earlier this week, I met with the leaders of health insurance industry who have agreed to waive all co-payments for coronavirus treatments, extend insurance coverage to these treatments and to prevent surprise medical billing," he said.
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Sometimes that included drastic changes such as actual cuts and dye treatments.
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And there may be one advantage to the chocolate treatments, guests say.
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They were receiving psychological treatments like talk therapy or cognitive behavioral therapy.
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Studying potential treatments for rare diseases like PAM is certainly a challenge.
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This argues for insisting on strong evidence before new treatments are approved.
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She bargains with her doctor to get her hands on illicit treatments.
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These rice-infused treatments are a lot less literal than they sound.
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Before doing any infertility treatments, my life-partner and I explored adoption.
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From diamond dust facials to $400 "Flash" treatments, we've seen it all.
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Supercomputers are used for scientific research, including medical treatments and weather prediction.
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Beauty procedures are relatively more benign treatments like manicures and, yes, blowouts.
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This should allow physicians to use the information to target specific treatments.
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Most OTC treatments for PMS include some type of anti-inflammatory ingredient.
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John McCain has discontinued his medical treatments, his family announced on Friday.
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But there are no dedicated treatments or vaccines for chikungunya and dengue.
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I'd known people who had cancer, and there were treatments for that.
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Treatment typically involves a mix of surgery, chemotherapy, radiation and targeted treatments.
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There are many effective treatments, including medications and different forms of psychotherapy.
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About a year ago, I hit a wall in my migraine treatments.
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They are also testing the new treatments with older drugs like chemotherapy.
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After several different treatments, Palacio developed a new, isolated tumor in September.
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His obituary includes details of some of the painful treatments he endured.
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But there are also a lot of articles about aesthetic medical treatments.
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Doctors recommended various treatments, including laser therapy and medication, but neither worked.
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The Chinese authorities have turned to other types of treatments as well.
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Three people were recently found to have been blinded by such treatments.
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And when the treatments were put together, they were even more effective.
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The two treatments generated sales of more than $6 billion last year.
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Cashing that insight in clinically, to improve treatments, has, however, been hard.
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How would it decide which medical treatments it should and shouldn't cover?
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At the time, there were no effective treatments in the United States.
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It is unethical to deceive patients by prescribing fake treatments, of course.
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Whatever is going on is a radical departure from standard psychiatric treatments.
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Each bear received three treatments over the course of roughly a month.
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Several celebrities this year have gone through rehabilitation treatments due to overdoses.
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No one knows whether they will work, but four treatments show promise.
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But no matter the ingredients, additives or treatments, no food lasts forever.
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But for anyone dealing with it, there are treatments that can help.
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There are plenty of celebrity-endorsed treatments that professionals have routinely dismissed.
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But, Cefalu notes, the advanced treatments are not available to every patient.
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So you give everyone cancer and then you see what treatments work.
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"Why should beauty treatments not be available to the poor?" he asked.
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The sale includes: furniture, rugs, lighting, bedding, bath, tabletop, and window treatments.
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For eight years, she flew him around the world for different treatments.
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There are currently no approved treatments for preserved ejection fraction heart failure.
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It may also ultimately lead to better treatments for damaged vocal cords.
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So how exactly are non-surgical treatments different than traditional plastic surgery?
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Pfizer said it now has 11 approved cancer treatments across 19 indications.
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Common treatments for the illness include medications such as antidepressants and psychotherapy.
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The new antibiotic will also make a big difference for cancer treatments.
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"Between us, we didn't think any different of [his treatments]," Kocian said.
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Four experimental therapeutic treatments are already being used in Congo, it added.
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I'm a big fan of the cryo treatments and all of that.
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HPV related oral cancers have a very favorable prognosis with modern treatments.
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Three of those experimental treatments were also cleared for use in Uganda.
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AND THEY'RE ALL LOOKING FOR CURES AND TREATMENTS TO UNMET MEDICAL NEEDS.
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She's in her second round of chemo and just finished radiation treatments.
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Consumers are discovering digital therapeutics, and the treatments are already transforming lives.
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Then they must start over with expensive fertility treatments, medicines, and procedures.
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Definitely. Marc Anthony Mini Miracle Treatments, $2.99, available March 2018 at Walgreens.
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There are also dozens of medical marijuana firms developing plant-based treatments.
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The problem is those treatments can come with a hefty price tag.
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In between treatments I lounge on the lawn, sipping from fresh coconuts.
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For many disorders, there are highly effective treatments that don't require drugs.
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No vaccine currently exists for Zika, nor are there any antiviral treatments.
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Kampmann says the goal is to identify new strategies for developing treatments.
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Ninety-second video treatments were submitted from over 50 countries in January.
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Treatments to slow the progression or reverse it have not panned out.
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Some of those the program flagged for failure were for cancer treatments.
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The downside is the number of treatments needed, at $500 a pop.
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In Berman's view, more patients benefit by obtaining cutting-edge treatments faster.
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Ohsumi's discoveries could lead to future treatments for some of these conditions.
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The cub also received antibiotics, laser treatments and acupuncture to manage pain.
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"There are a lot of treatments for this," he told Reuters Health.
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Importantly, these are typically patients who haven't responded well to other treatments.
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A window has been installed so the customers can read during treatments.
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Prostate cancer treatments also led to considerable profits for hospitals, he added.
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He added he wasn't nervous about the side effects when considering treatments.
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This patient group is in desperate need of new life-prolonging treatments.
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Telomerase-activating treatments might hold potential, Lansdorp agreed, under certain defined conditions.
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Grunenthal is a family owned pharmaceutical company known for its pain treatments.
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There's a midwifery tent, one for herbal treatments, another for Western medicine.
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He knows the treatments can only lengthen his life -- not save it.
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It can include rental furniture and rugs, paint, window treatments and props.
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It is a disservice to do these screenings without treatments in place.
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My doctor expects I will make a full recovery from these treatments.
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This knowledge could ultimately be used to provide better treatments for infertility.
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No patients will be harmed, and no ongoing treatments will be effected.
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All nine monkeys that got both treatments showed significantly reduced viral loads.
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DIY face masks and skin-care treatments are appealing for many reasons.
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This approach empowers insurance companies to discourage personalized treatments based on costs.
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Robert Gatenby, a radiologist, saw patients suffer from intensive breast cancer treatments.
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He received cancer treatments from August through February 2016, according to Congileo.
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Watch to see if the progress in developing new treatments slows down.
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TA,> Eli Lilly & Co and Alder Biopharmaceuticals Inc are developing similar treatments.
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"It's one of the coolest trends in body treatments," says Maples, 52.
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For the first we had to undergo fertility treatments to even conceive.
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Additionally, a national board decided acceptable medical care, rationing treatments and medications.
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Arrowhead said proceeds would be used to fund other treatments under development.
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Her opinions continue to be powerful and probing treatments of the law.
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Such work might provide a step towards the discovery of new treatments.
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AstraZeneca is focusing on oncology, cardiovascular and metabolic diseases and respiratory treatments.
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Treatments include everything from cutting, freezing, and even burning lesions with acid.
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I even considered cellulite treatments so you would finally just go away.
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Garcia continued to have chemotherapy treatments until her freshman year of college.
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Both Kobe Bryant and Peyton Manning have reportedly undergone stem cell treatments.
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And 83 percent of the survival gains are due to new treatments.
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It is therefore likely that they will respond differently to particular treatments.
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Two treatments were recommended and in total, I ended up paying $3,000.
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He spent the spoils on sushi, parties, spa treatments and a Bentley.
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Now, all future patients in the trials will receive the new treatments.
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It would allow patients to get the treatments they need more easily.
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In 2011, physicians stopped Michele Harte's chemotherapy treatments due to her pregnancy.
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Professional whitening treatments can cost you hundreds, sometimes even thousands of dollars.
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Her family already carries significant credit card debt from earlier cancer treatments.
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Directors at Wilson, which specializes in rare disease treatments, unanimously recommended it.
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Because we hadn't located any family, I didn't withdraw any existing treatments.
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For decades, diagnostic tools and treatments were centered and tested on men.
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Ms. Gass called the clinics and demanded evidence that their treatments worked.
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Other traditional treatments, such as chemotherapy or surgery, act more like sledgehammers.
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The report included clinical data, testing platforms, treatments, benefits and possible harms.
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She said her treatments could have easily put her over those limits.
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For more information on skin picking and cognitive-behavioral treatments, visit thereedscenter.
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But when it comes to acne treatments, I've never paid much attention.
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What such advances will not do, though, is make such treatments cheaper.
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The company develops treatments for rare diseases using proprietary artificial intelligence software.
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Usui began attending a gender clinic and taking hormone treatments in 2014.
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Too many doctors turned to opiates when alternative pain treatments were available.
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Other researchers are looking into treatments for cardiovascular disease and certain cancers.
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Innovation in the space includes cancer treatments, telehealth, and digitizing health data.
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Spa treatments can be enjoyed in a private room or al fresco.
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Passengers can unwind in the relaxation lounge before and after spa treatments.
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Different patients can also respond very differently to medical interventions and treatments.
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The women had the usual initial treatments — surgery, hormonal therapy and radiation.
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Many are forced to take drugs or even undergo electro-shock treatments.
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Even with vaccines and experimental treatments, the rate of transmission is accelerating.
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The FDA has taken additional steps to make these treatments more accessible.
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What could set the migraine drugs apart from RA treatments is pricing.
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There are currently three approved treatments, and "they all work," Gottlieb said.
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The patients then become part of research studies that help develop treatments.
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But where does that leave patients whom today's treatments do not help?
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Testing can lead to anxiety, invasive follow-up procedures and harsh treatments.
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Screenings, follow-up tests and treatments can cause emotional trauma as well.
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The study didn't compare the Proteus pills with other hepatitis C treatments.
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These treatments are generally administered along with behavioral therapy and recovery support.
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Many physicians and therapists believe, however, that these are unethical experimental treatments.
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Analysts said that increased the chances of both treatments becoming standard therapy.
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Members of the spa staff give in-room massages and other treatments.
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Thousands of cancer patients are skipping or skimping on treatments like Revlimid.
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We've become email pals, comparing notes on drugs, side effects, fatigue, treatments.
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Certain fuels treatments to improve forest conditions have been delayed or cancelled.
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"They presented the options to us – quite the normal treatments," Ramie says.
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Contouring treatments work by killing off a targeted group of fat cells.
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Ultimately, this could mean treatments taking more time to get to patients.
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It will compete with other recently approved treatments such as GlaxoSmithKline's Nucala.
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Mr. Ford's attendance at Council meetings was dictated by his cancer treatments.
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I bought them anti-inflammatory medication and treatments for scabies and lice.
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Treatments that show early promise can blow up in late-stage trials.
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But flu shots are one of the easiest medical treatments to obtain.
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Are there any other Indian DIY beauty treatments that you swear by?
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In Korea, PC shots are also propped up as face-toning treatments.
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TA,>, Eli Lilly & Co and Alder Biopharmaceuticals Inc are developing similar treatments.
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A lot of acne spot treatments on the market contain benzoyl peroxide.
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"We are at an inflection point," he said, calling current treatments "barbaric."
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And that means patients could be missing out on potentially beneficial treatments.
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None of the treatments, they clearly note, have been proven to work.
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This wavelength has been incorporated into treatments to kill that p. acnes.
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I did another round of eight treatments and it cleared it again.
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Her treatments have cost over $17,000 in total, she told The Sun.
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It dripped into his veins, just like those body-racking chemotherapy treatments.
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Doctors can recommend multiple treatments including muscle relaxants, injections and physical therapy.
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Still others like to combine multiple brisket treatments in a single sandwich.
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She continued to produce scientific papers while undergoing treatments for ovarian cancer.
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Even though there are effective treatments, lowering blood pressure can be challenging.
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Third, we need to accelerate the development of treatments and a vaccine.
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But what about those companies selling stem cell treatments for the heart?
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Twitter will crack down on tweets about fake coronavirus treatments and misinformation.
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There are currently no FDA-approved treatments or vaccines for the coronavirus.
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The Baros Maldives spa has four private spa suites for couples treatments.
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The agency is considering a new, tougher approach to regulating homeopathic treatments.
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The couple braced themselves to hear some painful truths about fertility treatments.
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It covered 90 percent of his treatments, not including examinations and prescriptions.
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Pitches for treatments with no scientific proof erode trust and threaten lives.
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And that in turn can sway which treatments become available to patients.
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He was prescribed vitamins and other homeopathic treatments for a sizable sum.
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One of her eight residents requires breathing treatments, and most have dementia.
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The economic wounds are too severe to respond quickly to standard treatments.
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Think misinformation about treatments, symptoms and anecdotes tainted with racism and xenophobia.
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The spa promises to pamper and has the option for beachfront treatments.
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Other companies are doing different things, making vaccines, or repurposing existing treatments.
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Rising drug resistance to gonorrhoea treatments is also a growing health threat.
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Why it matters: There are currently no FDA-approved treatments for Ebola.
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"I had heard from other girls about his 'special treatments,'" Hannum said.
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Other treatments also have a placebo effect, and make people feel better.
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That information includes what treatments the patients received and how they fared.
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No treatments have yet been found to slow the degenerative brain disease.
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He was hard-pressed to defend big price increases for diabetes treatments.
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Dialysis, chemotherapy, radiation treatments and infusions will proceed as planned, it said.
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Plus, it won't interfere with your dog's topical flea and tick treatments.
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Now is the time to rapidly expand access to medically proven treatments.
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One woman had a cancer so rare there were no tested treatments.
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This talks about things like life support, medical treatments, and organ donation.
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Which specific treatments does Medicare pay for within its classes of coverage?
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Some bills would make it illegal for physicians to administer the treatments.
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A benefit was organized to raise money to cover Ryan's cancer treatments.
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TWO TREATMENTS for Ebola have emerged from a clinical trial in Africa.
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She gets admitted to the hospital for regular tuneups and intensive treatments.
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When we get into specific treatments, the evidence is even more scant.
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What are your biggest concerns about the future of stem cell treatments?
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They could avoid unnecessary and costly treatments that are destined to fail.
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As the match wore on, Kyrgios exhausted his allotment of medical treatments.
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Later, we saw innovations like drug treatments for H.I.V. and premature babies.
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Scientists are racing to develop treatments and vaccines to stop the outbreak.
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Our regulatory and payment models should incentivize new cancer tests and treatments.
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And if you do have seasonal depression, there are simple treatments available.
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If people don't have quality coverage, they'll be stuck with ineffective treatments.
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Dr. Williams says it'll probably take two treatments to erase sun spots.
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Through her chemotherapy treatments, she continued to promote the natural hair movement.
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Sometimes uncertain and experimental treatments are warranted; patients may even welcome them.
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The treatments are there; it's just the political will that is missing.
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There is not much incentive for pharmaceutical companies to develop new treatments.
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She'd had these treatments when her asthma flared, and they'd always helped.
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"But when we find it, our treatments are incredibly effective," he said.
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States have considerable leeway in choosing to cover specific treatments or medications.
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BAN2401 is one of two Alzheimer's treatments Biogen and Eisai are pursuing.
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I have struggled with guilt about the treatments that my father underwent.
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Eventually, she turned to in vitro fertilization treatments at Dr. Mastrominas's clinic.
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However, they cautioned against using omega-3s in lieu of pharmaceutical treatments.
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Your discovery has not entirely replaced embryonic stem cells for potential treatments.
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FLAKE: So, physically, you know, it's been tough recovering from the treatments.
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About 95 percent of all rare diseases have no approved drug treatments.
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Some fundamentalists don't believe in medications or psychological treatments for mental illness.
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And in the meantime, we try out different treatments until something clicks.
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Analysts said new treatments from Juno should help diversify Celgene's revenue base.
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Other addiction patients have told Vox about struggles to find medication treatments.
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Similar CAR-T treatments are being developed by Juno Therapeutics Inc JUNO.
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She suffered from infertility and went through several treatments that didn't work.
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This experience was, like so many of the other treatments, weirdly relaxing.
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There's also a small spa for India's famous, oil-based Auravedic treatments.
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It started in 2006 as a website that offered customized window treatments.
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Sometimes uncertain and experimental treatments are warranted; patients may even welcome them.
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A variety of hand treatments are offered in Dr. Chilukuri's Texas office.
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If approved, Dr. Toro hopes Ms. Reynolds may benefit from these treatments.
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And treatments that help some with the disease did nothing for her.
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We can break down our treatments for pain into six broad categories.
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Testing can lead to anxiety, invasive follow-up procedures and harsh treatments.
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For chronic pain caused by fractured vertebrae, there are few good treatments.
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For maximum tranquillity, cuts and treatments are administered in welcoming private boudoirs.
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Even within one architect's entry, there may be a variety of treatments.
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She encourages patients to use them in conjunction with standard drug treatments.
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For ongoing maintenance, patients usually need treatments every two to four weeks.
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Scientists are testing nearly two dozen treatments that might stop the disease.
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Drug treatments were sometimes associated with unpleasant, although not serious, side effects.
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We want biopharma companies to have an incentive to produce breakthrough treatments.
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Her research suggests our standard depression treatments don't apply to new moms.
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At certain points the disease has flared up, requiring more drastic treatments.
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Of the many treatments that exist, there is not a definite winner.
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In total, he says he treatments have cost more than $1 million.
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That said, even light therapy treatments administered by pros don't offer instant results, notes New York-based dermatologist Joshua Zeichner, M.D. "It takes several weeks of continuous use to achieve skin improvements with light-based treatments," he says.
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By the start of this week, it'd become clear that the stickiest issue was military funding for transgender medical treatments—an amendment banning paying for those treatments was voted down by a coalition of Democrats and moderate Republicans.
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Image: Rob Brewer/FlickrThe promise of personalized medicine is a pretty big one: Tailoring treatments to a patient's genes, their environment or their lifestyle, the thinking goes, will result in treatments that are much more likely to work.
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They would also likely be difficult to organize—especially if one wanted to review the effect of T treatments on men with normal testosterone to reflect the fact that individuals like that are already reportedly utilizing T treatments.
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I asked him how the payer would get to that number — would the government pay lower prices for treatments, or change which treatments it paid for, or switch doctors to a system in which they earn government salaries?
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The 22-year-old aesthetician — someone trained to perform beauty treatments such as facial peels and hair removal — from Mebane, North Carolina, told BuzzFeed News that DIY treatments shared on these accounts can cause more harm than good.
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Some of the latest cancer treatments can cost as much as half a million dollars in the US, and even if your insurance covers them, living outside of certain US cities could make getting the treatments almost impossible.
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Questions of generality—what effect that action might cause and for whom psychedelics could be helpful, given individual differences in genetics, microbial colonies, environment, and access to those treatments—as well as the legality surrounding psychedelic treatments remain.
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In the wake of the 285 recession, many spas began offering shorter treatments for consumers who could no longer afford to indulge: Some 210 percent of spas added abbreviated treatments to their menus, according to the International Spa Association.
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In fact, there are very few topical treatments that have scientific backing when it comes to hair growth aside from Rogaine, prescription Procepia pills, and other treatments that might be given to you by your doctor, says Dr. Gross.
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The fact that Recursion is looking for potential treatments among compounds already familiar to medical researchers and regulatory agencies means they can move promising candidates into testing much more quickly than if they were looking for novel, new treatments.
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Trebek has vowed to continue hosting the game show until his cancer treatments make his "skills diminish," saying this month that it's possible sores in his mouth due to chemotherapy treatments may eventually leave him unable to enunciate properly.
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Jim Allison, today's winner of the first Nobel prize for cancer therapy along with Kyoto University's Tasuku Honjo, says he expects immunotherapy to be the "fourth pillar" in cancer treatments, along with radiation, chemotherapy and other gene-targeting treatments.
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Part of this is due to the recent availability of new (and pricey) treatments, such as Sovaldi for hepatitis C, a number of immunotherapies for cancer, and treatments for multiple sclerosis, according to the IMS Institute for Healthcare Informatics.
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" Oregon's state forester, Peter Daugherty, said in a statement, "We work with federal partners on fire prevention, detection, and response, forest health surveys and treatments, and private landowner assistance programs that focus on forest health and fuels mitigation treatments.
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"My treatments don't involve steam or extractions, so it's a much safer facial to do during this time because all it involves is thermal heat," Pol claimed, adding that he's always worn a mask and gloves during his treatments.
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Researchers lacked data to distinguish all invasive IVF treatments from less invasive alternatives.
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Some existing FDA-approved treatments are a direct result of space-based research.
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Other effective therapies include light therapy, hypnosis, and mindfulness-based treatments, among others.
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Advertisements tend to drive patients to the latest expensive treatments and patented drugs.
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Infusion treatments got her out of a wheelchair and back on her feet.
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And these breadcrumbs might not just lead to diagnostic tests, but actual treatments.
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Carter is currently in remission and doing "great with treatments," his mother says.
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McCain died on Saturday at age 81 after discontinuing treatments for brain cancer.
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They're isolated, have few social connections, and have difficulties getting to medical treatments.
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The effects of the cancer and treatments led to Kelly having trouble speaking.
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Earlier detection could give potential preventative treatments a better shot of being successful.
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When these treatments fail to soothe the baby, then they are given opioids.
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After several months — almost half a dozen treatments — my pitted cheeks filled in.
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But many of these cutting-edge treatments are still in the experimentation phase.
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Now, after continued treatments, the kitten can walk and run on her own.
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"The whole time during the treatments, I had so much support," Roxana says.
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Effective medications include anti-depressants and beta blockers, as well as experimental treatments.
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When those treatments are approved, he figured the stock would get a boost.
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These treatments were then directly injected into the patients' tumors, the FDA said.
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Rafful says there's a very thin line between coerced and mandatory drug treatments.
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"There's also a lot of overlap when it comes to treatments," Chick says.
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Blueprint is an early-state biotech firm that is developing anti-cancer treatments.
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The technology could also lead to totally novel treatments that aren't yet envisioned.
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Studying this syndrome could help in finding new relief treatments for chronic pain.
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If these treatments represent true cures, they can command a very high price.
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A few case reports have also directly traced foot infections to these treatments.
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It's an illness, but it can be addressed if you're using proactive treatments.
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But that's not the way we decide that treatments are safe and effective.
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The Chinese authorities do demand steep discounts on the prices of expensive treatments.
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This Cool Blonde Shampoo cleanses the hair while reducing brassiness from color-treatments.
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But on the downside, they drugs are more expensive than some other treatments.
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We can add colors, window treatments, the sizes of specific rooms and hallways.
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They want their free beauty treatments, and I specifically came to get abs.
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Depending on the type of cancer, treatments can entail surgery, radiation and chemotherapy.
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He also said his teams have screened 62 existing drugs as possible treatments.
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Creating precision medicine treatments for autism may well be a complex process, however.
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"Protected health information" means personally identifiable information related to medical conditions and treatments.
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Fertility treatments will be offered to single women and unmarried couples as well.
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"I began to look for more alternative treatments," she says, recounting her travels.
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It also has a portfolio of plasma therapies and treatments for immune diseases.
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But even the most preferred and well-studied migraine treatments aren't always perfect.
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The study, in Annals of Internal Medicine, included 10 treatments over eight weeks.
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New immunotherapy treatments seek to harness the body's immune system to fight cancer.
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The late-phase pipeline of new medicines contains more than 600 cancer treatments.
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Jaime fit the weekly treatments around her congressional schedule, rising at 4 a.m.
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Its spa will be a big focus, offering both Western and ayurvedic treatments.
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Painstaking and costly logistical efforts were required to get treatments to remote areas.
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The treatments consist of naturally occurring microbes, like plant-friendly bacteria and fungi.
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Monkeys are used to develop treatments for illnesses like AIDS, Ebola and Parkinson's.
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"From Acupuncture to Zoloft, A–Z Treatments for PMDD" was the final panel.
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The syndrome can make conceiving without fertility treatments more difficult for some women.
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She's also eager to avoid any posts that market potential cures or treatments.
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I use it for my scalp massages as well as hot oil treatments.
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He's got a copy of E.B. White's "Charlotte's Web" to bring to treatments.
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Read on for nine treatments specifically formulated to cater to every hair concern.
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Ahead, five at-home beauty treatments that we love — and you will, too.
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That said, I've gotten pretty good at sneaking treatments into my daily life.
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Her Orange County business offered services such as facials, waxing and wrinkle treatments.
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While "thighlighting" may be the latest craze, the treatments involved are not new.
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"She's been going through chemotherapy treatments for her lymphoma," a source tells PEOPLE.
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Most people have to pay bribes to doctors and nurses for basic treatments.
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Nail treatments, even the best of the best, have a notoriously mixed reputation.
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But many of these cutting-edge treatments are still in the experimentation phase.
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"She's been going through chemotherapy treatments for her lymphoma," a source told PEOPLE.
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It conditions and moisturizes, but is not to replace your regular conditioning treatments.
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America's National Institutes of Health looked at 70 systematic reviews of TCM treatments.
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More can be done to verify which treatments (and combinations thereof) work best.
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We might even eventually be able to eliminate aging via coming genetic treatments.
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Others have already yielded new treatments for sleeping sickness, leukaemia and blood cancers.
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She credits the fact that she's tw0 years seizure-free to these treatments.
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The drugmaker's bottom line got a boost from improved sales of HIV treatments.
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She had an emergency C-section so that she could begin chemotherapy treatments.
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Many cancer patients add nonmedical therapies to the treatments prescribed by their oncologists.
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To combat that, Erin required twice-weekly treatments that cost $20,000 a week.
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But today, people come to Colombia for all sorts of complex medical treatments.
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Such treatments would go a long way to staving off the antibiotics apocalypse.
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Osborn added that patients often will not research whether advertised treatments actually work.
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A broader package of more than 200 treatments would cost $53 per person.
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The big picture: Hospitals get paid more for complex treatments than simple ones.
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Their products range from hair and skincare treatments to nail polishes and makeup.
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Patients might, for example, opt for "natural" treatments over seeking out medical help.
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And he says his IV treatments are always administered by a medical doctor.
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I can chalk it up to clarifying treatments and rationing my styling products.
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He also needs weekly immunoglobulin replacement therapy treatments to help him fight infections.
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He underwent surgery in February and has been getting chemotherapy treatments since April.
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What's more, the anti-rejection treatments appeared to have triggered two different cancers.
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Truthfully, smoothing techniques such as keratin treatments and Brazilian blow-dries are great.
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The fact remains, however, that traditional burial and medical treatments are already expensive.
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Shire's late-stage pipeline contains more than a dozen treatments for rare diseases.
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Mendiola has taken two treatments of injectable glutathione but mostly relies on pills.
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Edilia is going through her second round of chemotherapy treatments for Hodgkin's lymphoma.
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Treatments have changed so much in just the time since I've been diagnosed.
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Kelley and husband, Aaron, attempted multiple IVF treatments and suffered three heartbreaking miscarriages.
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