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Surgical neovagina may not provide sexual satisfaction.(Across Specialities)(Clinical report)
NEWPORT BEACH, CALIF. -- Women with vaginal agenesis who undergo laparoscopic Davydov surgery to create a neovagina may have impaired sexual function, compared with controls, a study of six such . . .

Drug Testing Without Patient Consent?(Across Specialities)
It's acceptable to perform drug testing in an adolescent without the patient's consent in cases of altered mental status such as intoxication or overdose or as an adjunct in the evaluation of the . . .

Fructose consumption implicated in rise of gout.(Across Specialities)
LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND -- Consumption of soft drinks containing fructose may underlie the sharp increase in gout among American adults that has occurred in recent decades, Dr. Hyon K. Choi said at the . . .

Refractory asthma persists despite new guidelines.(Across Specialties)(Disease/Disorder overview)
TORONTO -- A substantial proportion of patients with severe refractory asthma are unable to become well controlled despite the availability of updated guidlines, even in subspecialty care, . . .

Ongoing trial compares anorexia therapies.(Psychosomatic Medicine)
SEATTLE -- The relative efficacy of three treatments for anorexia nervosa appears to shift with long-term follow-up according to the results of an ongoing' analysis of data from a . . .

Abuse recurs most often in adolescents.(Across Specialities)
HONOLULU -- Adolescents are far more likely to suffer recurrent abuse than are younger children, according to an analysis of data from 18 states within the National Child Abuse and Neglect Data . . .

QoL, cancer outcome linked in meta-analyses.(Across Specialities)(Clinical report)
CHICAGO -- Feeling better overall translates to better survival for cancer patients, based on the results of two studies presented at the annual meeting of the American Society of Clinical Oncology . . .

Proton pump inhibitors not helpful in asthma without reflux.(Across Specialties)
TORONTO -- Treatment with a proton pump inhibitor did not improve asthma control in patients with poorly controlled asthma and minimal or no symptoms of gastroesophageal reflux, according to . . .

Use of Zolpidem appears safe during pregnancy.(Psychosomatic Medicine)
WASHINGTON -- Even though the sleeping aid Zolpidem does cross the placenta, use of the drug during pregnancy does not appear to significantly affect outcomes, a study of 45 women shows. The . . .

DBS may prove beneficial in early Parkinson's.(Neuropsychiatric Medicine)
Data from new studies suggest that patients with Parkinson's disease might benefit from deep brain stimulation surgery much earlier in their disease course, offering tantalizing hints that early . . .

Gastric bypass improves sexual function in men.(Across Specialities)
ORLANDO -- Gastric bypass surgery leads to significant improvement in the sexual dysfunction experienced by many morbidly obese men, according to a recent study. The effects of surgical weight . . .

Psychosocial assessment is key for teens in emergency departments.(Across Specialities)
SAN DIEGO -- Given that adolescents account for 10%-15% of all emergency department visits and arrive for reasons ranging from sexually transmitted infections to mental health disorders, it is . . .

Taranabant aids weight loss, improves metabolism.(Across Specialties)
GENEVA -- Overweight and obese patients achieved significant weight loss and improved metabolic parameters using taranabant, according to interim results from a 2-year study. Taranabant is a . . .

Citalopram appears effective for reducing hot flashes.(Psychosomatic Medicine)
CHICAGO -- Citalopram may be an effective option for reducing hot flashes, having performed twice as well as placebo in a randomized, placebo-controlled phase III trial conducted by the North . . .

Methylnaltrexone relieves opioid-induced constipation.(Pain Medicine)
A single dose of methylnaltrexone relieved opioid-induced constipation three times more often than did placebo in a phase III clinical trial of 133 terminally ill patients, investigators . . .

BMI data for young people: plateau or pause?(Across Specialities)
The apparent leveling off in the prevalence of being overweight among U.S. children and adolescents is cause for celebration, but it might not necessarily be a trend, experts say. A study by the . . .

CAM use puts cancer patients at risk for drug interactions.(Across Specialities)
CHICAGO -- More than one-third of older patients with cancer are at risk for drug interactions because of widespread use of biologically based complementary and alternative medicine in the United . . .

'Estimated average glucose' unit gains favor.(Across Specialties)
SAN FRANCISCO -- Hemoglobin [A.sub.1c] levels can now be accurately expressed as estimated average glucose for most patients with type 1 and type 2 diabetes. In a multinational study presented at . . .

The challenge of treating facial tics.(THE PSYCHIATRIST'S TOOLBOX)(Case study)
Facial tics and tic-like movement that spreads to the shoulders, parts of the torso, or other parts of the body are difficult to treat. The patients I've treated with tic disorders had one thing . . .

Cost separates old migraine drugs from new.(Pain Medicine)
WASHINGTON -- Newer drugs aren't any better for migraine prophylaxis than are older treatments and might be worse choices for older treatments and might be worse choices for many patients when . . .

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