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Antifungal medications are used to treat this form of meningitis.
An oral medication, fluconazole, in high doses may also be effective against this infection, and may be used later in the course of treatment.
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Chocolate: Uplifting and Healthy Too!
Most of the time when we crave chocolate, we feel guilty, thinking that we shouldn’t indulge in that craving and that chocolate is bad... Read more »
The Benefits of Dark Chocolate
Gosh, ain't it great that we can have something that is not only good for you, but fun to use? I'm talking about chocolate! Yes sir, dark... Read more »
"Chemo Brain" Acknowledged as Legitimate Side Effect of Chemotherapy
Beth’s blog this week riffs on last Sunday’s New York Times article on chemo brain, titled “Chemotherapy Fog Is No Longer Ignored as... Read more »
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The Dark Side of Nutrition: The Health Benefits of Dark Chocol...
Chocolate is so adored that some of us will do almost anything to attain it — from bribing our spouses to go on late-night chocolate runs, to... Read more »
Why Brain Work is So Important to Brain Health
Scientific studies about the brain are rapidly changing our understanding about how to maintain the brain’s function as we age. It’s becoming... Read more »
Chocolate May Cut Cholesterol--But Only for Some
According to an analysis of eight previous studies, chocolate can help lower cholesterol, but only if it is eaten in small amounts and only by ... Read more »
Meningitis: pneumococcal
Source: ADAM Encyclopedia
Pneumococcal meningitis Prevention Early treatment of pneumonia and ear infections caused by pneumococcus may decrease the risk of... Read more »
Meningitis
Source: ADAM Encyclopedia
PreventionHaemophilus vaccine (HiB vaccine) in children will help prevent one type of meningitis.The pneumococcal conjugate vaccine is now a routine... Read more »
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