By Jacqueline L. Longe
Read or Download Gale Encyclopedia of Alternative Medicine. L-R PDF
Best medicine books
Oxford American Handbook of Disaster Medicine (Oxford American Handbooks in Medicine)
Mess ups are tough to regulate for plenty of purposes: the immediacy of the development, importance of the development, loss of evidence-based practices, and the constrained usefulness of many constructed protocols. for that reason, combining educational techniques with real looking and sensible techniques is still an underdeveloped element of catastrophe texts.
Taurine (2-aminoethanesulfonic acid) is an enigmatic compound abounding in animal tissues. it really is current at fairly excessive concentrations in all electrically excitable tissues similar to mind, sensory organs, middle, and muscle, and in convinced endocrine glands. a few of its physiological capabilities are already proven, for instance as an important nutrient in the course of improvement and as a neuromodulator or osmolyte, however the mobile mechanisms are nonetheless normally a question of conjecture.
- Orthodontics and paediatric dentistry
- Virtual Reality in Medicine
- No Miracle Cures: A Multifactoral Guide to Stuttering Therapy
- A to Z Drug Facts
- Medical Devices: Managing the Mismatch: An Outcome of the Priority Medical Devices Project
Additional info for Gale Encyclopedia of Alternative Medicine. L-R
Sample text
N. Dietrich, and O. Berger. ” Ambulatory Pediatrics 3 (January-February 2003): 27–36. Lidsky, T. , and J. S. Schneider. ” Brain 126 (January 2003) (Pt 1): 5–19. Lin, J. , D. T. Lin-Tan, K. H. Hsu, and C. C. Yu. ” New England Journal of Medicine 348 (January 23, 2003): 277–286. ” Medical Letter on the CDC & FDA (March 10, 2002): 12. Shannon, M. ” Ambulatory Pediatrics 3 (January-February 2003): 37–39. Tarkin, I. , A. Hatzidakis, S. C. Hoxie, et al. ” Arthroscopy 19 (January 2003): 85–89. ” Townsend Letter for Doctors and Patients (February - March 2002): 23.
Dimercaprol (BAL)—A chemical agent used to remove excess lead from the body. Edetate calcium disodium (EDTA calcium)—A chemical agent used to remove excess lead from the body. Penicillamine (Cuprimine, Depen)—A drug used to treat medical problems (such as excess copper in the body and rheumatoid arthritis) and to prevent kidney stones. It is also sometimes prescribed to remove excess lead from the body. Pica—An abnormal appetite or craving for nonfood items, often such substances as chalk, clay, dirt, laundry starch, or charcoal.
Pica—An abnormal appetite or craving for nonfood items, often such substances as chalk, clay, dirt, laundry starch, or charcoal. Succimer (Chemet) or DMSA—A drug used to remove excess lead from the body. ORGANIZATIONS National Center for Environmental Health, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. , Atlanta, GA 30341–3724. (888) 232–6789. htm. National Lead Information Center, National Safety Council. 1025 Connecticut Ave. , Suite 1200, Washington, DC 20036. (800) LEAD–FYI (general information), (800) 424–LEAD (detailed information or questions).
