Summaries of Medical Articles 
.... Laird, TW, Jr. (1999, Dec). Peptic
ulcer disease. Physician Assistant, 23(12), pp. 14-26. Summary - The large numbers of people ....
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Pepsin: Structure and Function The digestive en
.... As far back as 1932, Vanzant et al. observed a relationship between pepsin secretion and the severity of
ulcer disease. Moreover ....
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Disease and Middle-Aged Women
.... 96-97). Approximately one-quarter of all cases of dyspepsia can be attributed to peptic
ulcer disease (Grainger, Klass, Rake, & Williams, 1994, p. 155). ....
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Depression as a Disease
.... to recognize with respect to depression and its classification as a
disease is that .... compare clinical depression and mere sadness is to compare an
ulcer with an ....
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Alterations in Digestive Function
.... Explain the role of Helicobacter pylori in the development of chronic gastritis and peptic
ulcer disease: bacteria grows in mucus-secreting cells of stomach ....
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Naturopathy
.... with the normal defenses against stomach acid, or it may produce a toxin that contributes to
ulcer formation. Peptic ulcers are not the only
disease in which ....
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APPENDICITIS Introduction Abdominal pain can
.... Similar to appendicitis, symptoms for Chron's
disease may include abdominal pain and diarrhea, however distinguishing characteristics .... Perforated Peptic
Ulcer. ....
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Sinemet
.... saliva; gastrointestinal bleeding; development of duodenal
ulcer; anorexia; vomiting .... patients with severe cardiovascular or pulmonary
disease, bronchial asthma ....
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Sinemet Information
.... saliva; gastrointestinal bleeding; development of duodenal
ulcer; anorexia; vomiting .... patients with severe cardiovascular or pulmonary
disease, bronchial asthma ....
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Alternative Corrections Policies for Elderly Felons
.... health problems such as severe heart problems, diabetes, hypertension, stroke, cancer, Alzheimer's
disease, Parkinson's
disease,
ulcer, emphysema, diminished ....
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Fuel cells
.... Their work resulted in the development of beta-blockers, antibiotics and
ulcer medications .... LDL cholesterol which may increase the risk of heart
disease, and so ....
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Pneumatosis Intestinalis
.... jejunal diverticulitis, steroid therapy of collagen vascular
disease, and immunosuppression .... presumably due to over-distention from peptic
ulcer, pyloric stenosis ....
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Analysis & Diagnosis of Case Studies Case One An
.... consideration of cictrical pemphigoid, a chronic, blistering, mucocutaneous autoimmune
disease. .... Topical corticosteroids may be applied for
ulcer control; they ....
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The Development of Microbiology This
.... Complications include hemorrhagic colitis and hemolytic uremic syndrome (a kidney
disease). Many cases of peptic
ulcer are caused by the Campylobacter species ....
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History of Sexually Transmitted Diseases
.... the
disease from men or women, but men can only acquire the
disease from women. .... occur between three and 10 days of infection, and consist of an
ulcer or sore ....
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History of sexually transmitted diseases & HIV/AIDS
.... the
disease from men or women, but men can only acquire the
disease from women. .... occur between three and 10 days of infection, and consist of an
ulcer or sore ....
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Effects of Stress
.... causing people to be more susceptible to illness and
disease (Kiecolt-Glaser .... According to Eisenberg (1989), the condition of duodenal
ulcer: (1) is found more ....
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Alterations in Hematologic Function
.... The
disease is genetic, and the degree of severity depends on how much the clotting .... an injury or a nose bleed, or chronic, as from a stomach
ulcer or colon ....
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Foot Care and Diabetes
.... For people with increased risk of foot
ulcer, a referral should be .... could consider offering graphic visualizations of the sequelae of
disease and providing clear ....
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A health care promotion activity
.... For people with increased risk of foot
ulcer, a referral should be .... could consider offering graphic visualizations of the sequelae of
disease and providing clear ....
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Clozapine-related agranulocytosis
.... Three months later the patient died because of perforation of a duodenal
ulcer. A negative influence of closapine on ulcerative
disease should by considered ....
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Diabetes 1 & 2 & Glocose Control
.... Peripheral vascular
disease must be monitored carefully because of the likelihood of pedal .... off the feet to avoid putting pressure on the
ulcer which makes it ....
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Medical Use of Marijuana
.... tranquilizer, sedative, analgesic, in the treatment of alcoholism, and for anti-peptic
ulcer. .... Both alcohol and tobacco contribute to heart
disease. ....
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Overview of Bromelain and Its Use Bromelain is
.... be avoided if an individual has an active gastric or duodenal
ulcer. .... prostaglandin formation, and minimizes the risk of coronary atherosclerotic
disease. ....
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Recreational Use of Marijuana
.... antiasthmatic, tranquilizer, sedative, analgesic, treatment of alcoholism, and anti-peptic
ulcer. .... Both alcohol and tobacco contribute to heart
disease. ....
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Erectile dysfunction
.... 1991) points out that tranquilizers, muscle relaxants and many
ulcer medications (eg .... p. 115) says the only changes, other than those from
disease, are that the ....
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Fatigue and Aviation Maintenance
.... the gastrointestinal system (ie, colitis, gastroduodenitis and peptic
ulcer), neuro-psychic .... focused on the relationship between shift work and heart
disease. ....
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