books by International Medical News Group     books:       Lung cancer screening.(Clinical Guidelines For Family Physicians): An article from: Family Practice News1 review Neil S. Skolnik, Meghan A. Ginty International Medical News Group, 2004 highly recommended Drs. Ginty and Skolnik offer an excellent review of lung cancer screening guidelines. I highly recommend this well written and astute article for anyone with interest in this topic.             Babesiosis Coinfection Changes Lyme Disease Management.(Brief Article): An article from: Family Practice News1 review Mitchel L. Zoler International Medical News Group, 2000 Not worth $5.95 Babesiosis coinfection can exacerbate the symptoms of Lyme disease. It is important to diagnose babesiosis because treatments for the two infections are completely different. That's about all I got out of the article. I give it to you for free.             Natural cancer salves may cause severe scarring: alternative treatments such as salves sold on the Internet ...1 review Betsy Bates International Medical News Group, 2004 Scar Scares Warning people that scarring may be a consequence of a natural cancer treatment may seem important, but these risks need to be weighed against similar risks associated with surgery, not to mention the danger posed by cancer. In my book, Cancer Salves: A Botanical Approach to Treatment, I offer a number of suggestions for reducing the potential for scarring, simple measures such as adding ...             Nexium.(NEW & APPROVED): An article from: Internal Medicine News1 review Elizabeth Mechcatie International Medical News Group, 2005 Helpful background ... In my experience, Nexium is a solid PPI but very, VERY expensive. I would only use it AFTER first trying others like Prilosec OTC and various generics. No reason to go straight to such a pricey drug unless it proves to work for your specific characteristics.             Expert reviews outpatient treatment options for MRSA.(INFECTIOUS DISEASES): An article from: Skin & Allergy ...1 review Doug Brunk International Medical News Group, 2009 MRSA Treatment that Works Physicians continue to treat MRSA (MERSA) by introducing antibiotics into the body when in fact the body is allowing MRSA to live due to the overly ACIDIC state of that person's body. Modern 'Medicine' has yet to recognize this concept. Our "biological terrain" is responsible for our overall health. Proper diet, exercise and Emotions all effect our bodies balance. Treatment is available ...             How to make reading medical journals palatable.(The Rest of Your Life)(journal club): An article from: Family ...1 review Doug Brunk International Medical News Group, 2005 JournalReview.org - an On-line journal club This article was inspiring. If you would like to participate in a journal club, you can at (...)             Catastrophic scars may result from natural 'cancer salves'.(Dermatology): An article from: Internal Medicine ...1 review Betsy Bates International Medical News Group, 2004 "Catastrophic" If I understand you right, a scar is a "catastrophe" whereas cancer itself or surgical treatment of cancer is somehow less "catastrophic"? Does this make sense to you? Anyone who reads my book will discover that there are skillful and reckless ways to use cancer salves, but dismissing something because of scarring seems a bit overzealous. Haven't you seen surgery scars. I haven't read ...             Uncovering a case of Cushing's syndrome. (Clinical Rounds).: An article from: Family Practice News2 reviews International Medical News Group, 2003 Excellent I personally find the article to be excellent. I greatly appreciated the author's interest to write on a topic so poorly publicized. Recent studies show as high as one in five adults may have a pituitary brain tumor but yet, they are truly one of the best kept secrets in medicine today. As you can see by the article I suffered for seven years with Cushing's disease caused by a pituitary tumor ...             Xenical.(New & Approved): An article from: Family Practice News1 review Damian McNamara International Medical News Group, 2004 Excellent 20 lbs lighter in a month I was taking xenical for a month and after the first week I lost 4 lbs, of course you will get oily spots and gas if you eat to much fat that's why you have to keep a low fat diet, The price is high about $ 245.00 for a month supply after amonth I was 15 lbs lighter but I couldn't afford it so I switched to Alli and is slower because is only half the dosis but I am doing great 4 lbs lighter with ...             Addressing Pregnancy in Women on ADHD Medication.: An article from: Clinical Psychiatry News1 review Elizabeth Mechcatie International Medical News Group, 2001 This article is very "inconclusive." It says the same thing that doctors tell women who are either trying to get pregnant or are. Results are inconclusive. They say Wellbutrion or buprion is "safe," but they don't know for sure. As for good ole' ritalin or concerta SR, they really can't tell because some of the women tend to abuse it. That's all it says, ladies! What a waste of money!             PRO & CON.(Brief Article): An article from: Family Practice News1 review International Medical News Group, 2000 amazon.com is the problem The article itself is somewhat informative, but can be found elsewhere via Google for free. amazon.com is the real problem not putting the article in my digital box for days despite multiple complaints and requests. There is no procedure for getting a refund even though amazon claims there is. Nor was a refund request via e-mail honored. As to the content of the article, both pro and con ...             Support, Exercise, Long-Term Programs Best for Weight Loss.(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included): An ...1 review Timothy F. Kirn International Medical News Group, 2000 don't spend the money This article, all $5.95 of it, is only 379 words long. It does NOT include statistical data. It is a news brief about a lecture given by someone else. It doesn't tell you anything you don't already know: eat less, move more, keep at it, monitor yourself, and get support. That is hardly worthy of Amazon.             Antibiotic combination Tx clears scalp folliculitis in small study: 2-week course. (treatment).(Clinical ...1 review Betsy Bates International Medical News Group, 2003 This article said ">" -- nothing more! I ordered this, and it ended up being a completely blank document other than the ">." I don't know if it's the doc itself or a problem with Amazon. Just be ready to deal with Amazon customer service if you have the same problem.             Beyond the Normal Bounds of Fear: Identifying Children With PTSD. (Behavioral Consult).(post traumatic stress ...1 review Michael S. Jellinek International Medical News Group, 2001 unable to open after purchase Enter comment I was unable to open and read this file. Please send it to me at: Julie Lee P O Box 914 Rogue River, OR 97537             PTSD prevalence in some female veterans at 22%: bigger risk for duty-related trauma.(Women's ...1 review Sally Koch Kubetin International Medical News Group, 2004 Short Changed Enter comment I was under the impression when I purchased this ebook that it was, in fact, a book - or, at least, an indepth article. For $5.95 I certainly expected more than 1 and 3/4 pages of type. This is such important information but I could have easily read it for free at the library. I am very disappointed in the lack of information in this very short article for such a very high ...             Exercises for chronic conditions: lumbar stenosis.(Exercise RX): An article from: Family Practice News1 review Willibald Nagler International Medical News Group, 2005 Too Short, Too General The article is a very light overview without the detail necessary to be useful to a patient. Bottom line: Exercise is good for chronic conditions. You will need other resources, a physical therapist or a trainer to figure out what those exercises should be.             ALTERNATIVE MEDICINE: AN EVIDENCE-BASED APPROACH.(Brief Article): An article from: Family Practice News1 review Nancy Walsh International Medical News Group, 2001 Alternative medicine: an evidence-based approach: Buteyko breathing for asthma.(Pulmonary Medicine): An article from: Family Pra This e-book is a total waste of money. Just do a search on Google under Dr. Buteyko, and you'll find alot more info than you'll find in this e-book. I want my money back, please !             AMA offers free online CPT code searches amid controversy. (Limited to 10 Searches a Day).(American Medical ...3 reviews Joyce Frieden International Medical News Group, 2002 DOESN"T WORK I PAID $5.95 FOR NOTHING. THE LINK DOES NOT WORK. DON"T BUY THIS.             Bashful bladder not so shy after brief CBT. (Afflicts About 7% of Population).(cognitive-behavioral ...1 review Nancy Walsh International Medical News Group, 2002 I feel misled. $5.95 for less that two pages of marginally useless information about an intervention that had no clinical effect? Buyer beware. Selling this "brief article" at this price seems unethical to me.             'Jury Still Out' on long-term merits of Thermage.(Dermatologic Surgery): An article from: Skin & Allergy News1 review Nancy Walsh International Medical News Group, 2004 Free download from the actual magazine - why pay for one page? $5.95 is a lot considering it is only 1 real page long and folks can get access to the skin and allergy magazine for free to read it and many other articles. Save your money!              search for books addressing, alternative, antibiotic, association, babesiosis, behavioral, catastrophic, cognitive-behavioral, coinfection, combination, conditions, controversy, dermatologic, dermatology, duty-related, evidence-based, folliculitis, guidelines, identifying, indicating, infectious, management, medication, outpatient, physicians, post-traumatic, psychiatry, statistical, treatments, uncovering books:    Kindle - Amazon's New Wireless Reading Device This is the future of book reading. 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