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Volume 2 Issue 6
Technologies and Strategies to Improve Medication Adherence
To comply with the medication prescribed is an important and serious challenge for health systems that leads to improve the quality of life and outcome of patients, at the same time that reduce the [..] READ MORE
Effects on Muscle Dynamics Reprogramming (RDM) in Spinal Cord Sequelae
Introduction
Muscle Dynamics Reprogramming (RDM) is a physiotherapy technique that works with micro flexions by stimulating the central nervous system by sensory receptors (vision, hearing and touch). Spindle trauma is a disabling neurological injury that can cause paralysis, sensory loss, and neurofunctional dysfunction in young males of the middle socioeconomic class. [..] READ MORE
Overview of Hypertension
Hypertension is a main risk factor for stroke, heart failure, coronary and systemic atherosclerosis, and chronic kidney diseases. The prevalence of hypertension lower in high-income countries compared to in low- and middle-income countries. This article describes recent changes for the classifications, evaluation and treatment of hypertension in adults [..] READ MORE
Use of Modern Family Planning Methods Among Women of South-Western Nigeria: A Snapshot
Introduction
The use of modern family planning methods equips couple and single women of reproductive age with the tool to decide when they want to get pregnant, to decide the number of children want to have and the spacing in between childbirths. This has enormous benefits for the women, families and the society at large. [..] READ MORE
Time Invariant Trackers of Health Quality-of-Life (Short Form 36) in Eight Year Follow Up After Coronary Heart Surgery
Background
The widespread use of the Short Form (SF36) questionnaire and its applicability and generalization to disparate populations led us to use this approach to examine health quality-of-life for a population who underwent coronary artery bypass grafting (CABG). [..] READ MORE
Lipedema: Therapy Evaluation and Insurance
In this mini-review pathology, diagnosis, signs and symptoms, as well as treatment of lipedema are discussed. As the cause of lipedemas unknown for nearly 80 years, therapy is supportive and aimed at prevention of progression of the disease. Symptoms, signs and phenotypes of these patients are well defined. Guidelines for treatment are clear. When supportive therapy is inadequate surgical tumescent liposuction is the treatment of first choice. [..] READ MORE
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