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Impact Of Managed Care On Pediatric Medicaid Patients
June 4, 1997 — A Maryland Medicaid managed care program that provided preventive and primary care to children reduced avoidable hospitalizations and their associated ... > full story -
Drop-In Vaccination Clinics Beneficial For High-Risk Children
June 4, 1997 — Urban drop-in vaccination clinics can play a crucial role in providing immunizations for high-risk children, according to research at Boston Medical ... > full story -
Early Marrow Transplant May Cure SIDS
June 4, 1997 — A 15-year study at Duke University has shown that babies born with Severe Combined Immunodeficiency (SCID) have a greater than 90 percent chance of being cured if they are given a bone marrow ... > full story -
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Rural Children, Poor Children at Greatest Risk from Deadly Fires
June 4, 1997 — Children who live in poor areas of Missouri are six times more likely to die in a fire; those who live in rural areas are three times more likely. ... > full story -
New Drug For Deadly Infection Shows Favorable Results In Preliminary Trials
June 4, 1997 — A new drug may help prevent respiratory syncytial virus (RSV), which hospitalizes over 90,000 infants each year in the United States. Preliminary testing took place at Georgetown University Medical ... > full story -
Vaccine For Cytomegalovirus Has Promise
June 4, 1997 — A vaccine for cytomegalovirus was found to be well tolerated and highly immunogenic in toddlers, according to research at Eastern Virginia Medical School. CMV can cause mononucleosis-type ... > full story -
Texas Researcher Finds Increased SIDS Risk In Twins
June 4, 1997 — Twins die of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome at more than double the rate of single births, according to research at the University of Texas-Galveston. If one twin died of SIDS, the other had a six- ... > full story -
Salt Is Not The Only Factor -- Races Respond Differently To High Blood Pressure Treatment
June 2, 1997 — Significant racial differences in response to high blood pressure medications persist even when the variable of salt sensitivity is controlled, says a University of Maryland School of Medicine ... > full story -
Limited Course of Thalidomide Effective in Treating AIDS-Related Mouth Ulcers
May 22, 1997 — Thalidomide effectively heals severe mouth and throat ulcers in people with HIV infection, according to a study supported by the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID). ... > full story -
Vitamin Supplements May Help Asthmatics Cope With Air Pollution
May 20, 1997 — Simply taking antioxidant vitamins could help asthmatics exposed to polluted air breathe easier, according to preliminary results of a double blind study conducted at the University of Washington. ... > full story -
Allen Foundation Pledges $3.2 Million For Prostatitis Research At The University Of Washington
May 14, 1997 — The Paul G. Allen Foundation for Medical Research has committed $3.2 million for research at the University of Washington into the causes of and cures for prostatitis, a common but under-studied ... > full story -
Hand-Held Computers Speed University Of Florida's Home Nursing Visits
May 12, 1997 — The University of Florida is selected to test new software that can shorten the time nurses spend documenting patients' health ... > full story
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