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One of the things they used to do is they used to bring in the wife or the daughter of the donor so the donee could tell the doctors, "Do you recognize this person?
What if we left the bone marrow transplant up to the doctors, but did something that we later came to call our "soul marrow transplant?"
After that best year of my sister's life, the cancer came roaring back, and this time there was nothing more the doctors could do.
We learned about it when doctors Li and Fraumeni were looking at families, and they realized that these families had way too many sarcomas.
He and his mother had been meeting with the chemotherapy doctors earlier that day, and he had been admitted to the hospital to begin chemotherapy.
It turned out that what she had been reading was the protocol that the chemotherapy doctors had given her that day.
How will you talk to your doctors?
So doctors had discovered a new drug, iproniazid, that they were optimistic might cure tuberculosis, and they gave it to patients, and patients were elated.
When doctors first saw this mood-enhancing effect of iproniazid, they didn't really recognize what they saw.
In the past few years, doctors have discovered probably what is the first truly new antidepressant since the SSRIs, Calypsol, and this drug works very quickly, within a few hours or a day, and it doesn't work on serotonin.
On the one hand, you have high-education, high-wage jobs like doctors and nurses, programmers and engineers, marketing and sales managers.
Refugee camp doctors, when available, are almost always too busy, or don't have the knowledge or the time for basic parenting supports.
Who should I turn to?" "Where are the doctors, where are the nurses?
Their doctors are targeted, are killed; they're on the run.
There was a lot of reporting about this group, Doctors Without Borders, sounding the alarm and calling for aid and assistance.
But not a lot of that reporting answered the question: Why is Doctors Without Borders even in Liberia?
Doctors Without Borders is an amazing organization, dedicated and designed to provide emergency care in war zones.
When Ebola struck Liberia, there were less than 50 doctors in the entire country of 4.5 million people.
Doctors Without Borders is in Liberia because Liberia still doesn't really have a functioning health system, 11 years later.
His doctors are working 16-hour days without pay.
You won't click on that article that talks about "Hey, all those doctors are on the run in country X.
They say they do this for the public health because the dead body can be dangerous, but the doctors in this room will tell you that that claim would only apply if the person had died of some wildly infectious disease, like Ebola.
The Dutch girls said that their doctors, teachers and parents talked to them candidly, from an early age, about sex, pleasure and the importance of mutual trust.
What if I told you there was a new technology that, when placed in the hands of doctors and nurses, improved outcomes for children and adults, patients of all ages; reduced pain and suffering, reduced time in the operating rooms, reduced anesthetic times, had the ultimate dose-response curve that the more you did it, the better it benefitted patients?
They're real doctors and nurses.
And before that year was finished, doctors sat my husband and I down and let us know that his tumor had returned despite the most aggressive chemotherapy and radiation that they could offer him.
So I started reading more articles, I started talking to researchers, I started talking to doctors, and most importantly, I started listening to patients.
As patients, we usually remember the names of our doctors, but often we forget the names of our nurses.
To increase the odds of success, which are as high as 40% for a woman younger than 35, doctors sometimes transfer multiple embryos at once, which is why IVF results in twins and triplets more often than natural pregnancies.
Today, doctors work with patients on a case-by-case basis to administer a combination of treatments and therapies that allows them to live to their fullest possible potential.
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