Glucocorticoid Taper In Low Dose Treatment
Low-dose treatment with acetretin, a drug used to treat skin psoriasis, seems to help reduce nail psoriasis, according to Italian researchers.
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To Taper or Not to Taper: Plummeting Steroid Levels
After a restful Thanksgiving weekend, I wanted to discuss something with you. Steroid Tapers. As you know, I have had a recent MS... Read more »
Additional Research Shows Low-Dose Naltrexone Reduces Fibromyalgia...
In April 2009 I told you about a pilot study in which low-dose naltrexone (LDN) showed great promise as a fibromyalgia treatment. In that... Read more »
Low Dose Naltrexone May Relieve MS Symptoms
Low dose naltrexone (LDN), has been reported by some patients to relieve the symptoms of multiple sclerosis. Naltrexone, approved by the... Read more »
Low Dose Osteoporosis Med: Zometa - Increases Bone Density
Are you one of the many taking bisphosphonates to treat your osteoporosis? Researchers recently found that taking a smaller dose, than... Read more »
Does Low Intensity Laser Light Therapy Work?
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Low-dose estrogen may help if cancer recurs
Women whose breast cancer recurs may be helped by a low-dose of estrogen, researchers say. While estrogen is known to fuel tumors, women who have... Read more »
Low-Dose Antibiotics Contribute to Drug Resistance
New research published in the journal Molecular Cell has found that low doses of an antibiotic can cause mutant strains of bacteria that can be... Read more »
New drug eases stomach trouble from low-dose aspirin
British researchers say the drug famotidine prevents stomach and upper-intestinal ulcers in people taking low-dose aspirin to protect against heart... Read more »
Study: Low-Dose Aspirin Does Not Prevent RA
Researchers say taking low-dose aspirin does not reduce a woman's risk of developing rheumatoid arthritis (RA). Scientists had previously believed... Read more »
Diabetics Should Start Low-Dose Aspirin Later: Experts
Doctors from three different health organizations say diabetics should delay starting low-dose aspirin regimens to prevent heart disease. The experts... Read more »
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