• Patients in the trial so far lived about six months without their tumors progressing, versus two months typically seen for such patients.

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  • For such patients, a bone-marrow transplant is their only hope for a cure, and many don't survive long enough to get one.

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  • The next step for such patients is often a heart transplant.

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  • He's hoping that the news about the New York City patient's mutant strain of HIV will encourage more physicians to order its test for such patients.

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  • The researchers say if these results are replicated, it could change the standard of care for such patients, most of whom have to be cared for in long-term nursing facilities.

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  • Such cuts portend huge problems in access for Medicare and Medicaid patients, either because providers refuse to treat such patients (a common occurrence for Medicaid patients already) or because facilities literally have been driven to bankruptcy.

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  • Griskewicz agreed, saying she expects that physicians will hear more requests from patients for such access as more aspects of health reform take hold and patients become more engaged in their own care.

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  • The Scottish researchers argue, however, that resources could probably be better spent on other ways improving quality of life for patients such as rehabilitation, physiotherapy and alternative drug therapies.

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  • In addition to its fee increase for visits, which will vary by market, WellPoint will offer primary-care doctors payments for services such as developing treatment plans for patients with chronic diseases.

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  • New Zealand has recently moved towards such a system: patients get points for such things as their operation's chances of success, the number of dependants affected by the patient's illness, and the time they have already waited.

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  • And while hospice once was almost exclusively for cancer patients (where such a prognosis could be relatively accurate), increasingly patients have illnesses such as heart disease and dementia where it is much harder to project lifespan.

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  • He predicts the company should benefit as doctors start demanding new gene-based diagnostic tests for their patients, such as new methods for genotyping the AIDS virus.

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  • The US Supreme Court decision means generic drugmakers cannot be sued for not alerting patients to such risks ( read more here).

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  • Emergency operations such as those for cancer patients were still going ahead.

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  • Giacino, Fridman and a handful of other neurologists and rehabilitation experts are striving desperately to improve the odds for such severely brain-damaged patients.

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  • But they are not now applying for approval for this use, because the FDA is nervous about releasing an exotic new drug for such a large group of patients until it has been studied on more people.

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  • Bundled payments cover procedures such as dialysis treatment for patients with kidney disease.

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  • For one very busy week every three months she cares for patients in Mississippi and performs procedures, such as endoscopy, to which they would never have access.

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  • Dr John Ip, secretary of the Glasgow local medical committee and a GP in Paisley, said he used to be asked to write one or two such letters a week for patients, but over the last year this had increased to one or two a day.

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  • Schwamm, vice chairman of the neurology department at Massachusetts General Hospital, says despite inconclusive results so far, citicoline is a "reasonable" option for stroke patients because clinical trials have showed promise such as improvement in brain scans in some patients.

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  • In 1989, long before physicians injected Botox into faces, the FDA approved it for patients with debilitating neurological diseases such as dystonia.

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  • Health Care Advocates and Medical Claim Assistance have an 80% win rate for patients with a basic claim such as getting a medication or a routine procedure approved.

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  • Gupta: In 1989, long before physicians injected Botox into faces to smooth wrinkles, the FDA approved it for patients with debilitating neurological diseases such as dystonia.

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  • Currently, such patients could be candidates for either approach.

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  • CareCredit, an arm of General Electric Money Company, states clearly that the card is intended for patients seeking elective treatments, such as dental work or vision correction surgery, not for emergency care.

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  • Feedback from those using and running these facilities will also be applied to services run for patients from all backgrounds who need such care.

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  • But the results pose a budget-busting dilemma for patients, employers and other payers such as federal Medicare officials, who were hoping that medical costs might soon level off.

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  • But the study found that, after adjusting for factors such as age and general health, patients from hospitals more willing to try long resuscitations showed no greater risk of brain damage.

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  • Mr Phillips told the BBC Wales current affairs programme Week In Week Out that there could be long term financial benefits to the opt-out system, such as savings on dialysis treatment for kidney patients.

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  • The simple way to search for such genes would be to gather thousands of patients with disease and scan through all ten million places where humans differ by a single DNA letter, comparing the results to thousands of healthy control patients.

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