Nurses can check vital signs, feed patients and change intravenous drip rates, said Augustin Augier, Alima's secretary general, and may eventually start inserting intravenous needles from outside.
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The current intravenous drug, eflornithine, must be given over many days with intravenous fluids that weigh about 125 pounds, a big burden in the supply chain for rural hospitals, Dr. Pecoul said.
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He had developed pneumonia and had to get intravenous antibiotics.
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Neither did five small intravenous doses, nor three medium ones.
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She went to the local clinic and received intravenous fluids.
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They gave him intravenous fluids and medicine for the fever.
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Aducanumab is given as an intravenous infusion once a month.
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Since she was dehydrated, they also gave her intravenous fluids.
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"An intravenous formulation is available in other countries," the team noted.
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They've both been on either oral or intravenous antibiotics for years.
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In more severe instances, intravenous rehydration at a clinic is essential.
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Sodium pentobarbital is an intravenous drug commonly used to euthanize animals.
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A Pfizer spokeswoman said the probe related to intravenous saline solutions.
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While nasal abuse rates fell, the rate of intravenous abuse increased.
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The way it operates rewards doctors for selling costly intravenous drugs.
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Some specific antibiotics are dosed by weight, mainly the intravenous preparations.
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An intravenous line ran from a wall into his right arm.
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One man was getting an intravenous drip outside in his car.
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I saw him through the forest of people and intravenous poles.
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Intravenous drug users and sex workers are often crossed off the list.
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Last one standing gets some intravenous electrolytes and an everything bagel. 2.
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The main source of infection in Russia, however, is intravenous drug use.
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He was running out of money to pay for her intravenous solutions.
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And that was before I'd hook up my bedside intravenous caffeine solution.
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He inserts an intravenous line with fluid to restore her blood pressure.
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However, there were other issues that came with being an intravenous user.
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Patients may need intravenous hydration and hospital stays until the symptoms subside.
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The fascination with psychedelic drugs, psychosurgery, brain-stimulation devices, intravenous infusions, etc.
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He said the same goes for the generic intravenous drug unit Kabi.
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Doctors gave her nausea medicine and intravenous fluid, and sent her home.
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With intravenous antibiotics and fluids, her symptoms have abated, the official said.
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With intravenous antibiotics and fluids, her symptoms abated, the spokesperson said Saturday.
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The doctors immediately hospitalized the patient, treating him with an intravenous antimicrobial therapy.
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Pediatrician Mohammed Abdulmughni administers intravenous fluids to children in WHO tents in Sanaa.
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Payment might encourage donors to conceal dangerous behaviour—such as intravenous drug use.
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Older treatments, sold by companies like Shire Plc, require more frequent intravenous infusions.
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He has prepared an intravenous line, ready to administer emergency medication if required.
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Skin picking can lead to infections that require intravenous antibiotics and skin grafting.
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After receiving antibiotics, intravenous fluids and medicine for fever, he seemed to improve.
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The patient was started on intravenous NAC and transferred to the other hospital.
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The statement says Ginsburg's symptoms have subsided after "intravenous antibiotics and fluids" treatment.
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It's the only food Nash eats by mouth because he gets intravenous nutrition.
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Brad stands by his comment concerning the use of illegal intravenous needle injections.
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Cholera patients' lives can be saved by intravenous feeding, oral rehydration and antibiotics.
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The pregnant female was given intravenous fluids and taken to a hospital for treatment.
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These devices control the dispensing of intravenous fluids and medications, like painkillers or insulin.
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Because it was so soon after her surgery, she had intravenous lines still in.
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Data showed that while nasal abuse rates fell, the rate of intravenous abuse increased.
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Some hospitals have had to give overdose patients intravenous drips of anti-opioid chemicals.
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Baxter sells hospital products including intravenous devices, infusion pumps, surgical equipment and renal products.
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Today, intravenous drug use drives most of the new cases in the United States.
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Justice Ginsburg's symptoms abated after treatment with intravenous antibiotics and fluids, Ms. Arberg said.
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They categorize all sex between men as inherently risky, on par with intravenous drug use.
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Instead, they should use one of two other intravenous drugs or an injection of sumatriptan.
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He was treated with intravenous immunoglobulin, and nearly a decade later, is now in remission.
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Etienne Meneau is the mind behind the wine holder, naming her intravenous sculptures Strange Carafes.
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He is also working on another prevention trial giving people antibodies via an intravenous drip.
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Instead of intravenous delivery, they used ketamine lozenges or a quick injection into a shoulder.
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For that, doctors will turn to the combination of antibiotics and intravenous (IV) fluids, respectively.
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Instead, they rushed Lauder into a treatment that used intravenous anticoagulation medication to dissolve them.
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A Year of Medicine The boy was started on an intravenous medicine for fungal infections.
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The condition is treated with strong, intravenous antibiotics, and with surgery to remove dead tissue.
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He received intravenous antibiotic treatment to fight the infection, but the tissue rot is irreversible.
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So I started stealing five days worth of intravenous diazepam, tramadol, and some butterfly needles.
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Robots, she said, might be able to pick up needles left by intravenous drug users.
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Intravenous drug use is a particular risk factor for infective endocarditis, the study team notes.
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Within a few minutes, nurses helped me place intravenous lines and start infusing multiple antibiotics.
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The 86-year old justice was treated with intravenous antibiotics and fluids, and responded well.
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Try having a medical procedure without using a plastic syringe or an intravenous drip bag.
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The I.V. Doc offers intravenous treatments for conditions like jet lag, hangovers and food poisoning.
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Roche Holding AG: * ROCHE'S FIXED-DOSE SUBCUTANEOUS COMBINATION OF PERJETA AND HERCEPTIN COMPARABLE TO INTRAVENOUS FORMULATIONS IN PEOPLE WITH HER2-POSITIVE BREAST CANCER * PHASE III FEDERICA STUDY SHOWED NON-INFERIOR PHARMACOKINETICS AND COMPARABLE EFFICACY AND SAFETY WITH FIXED-DOSE COMBINATION WHEN COMPARED TO INTRAVENOUS FORMULATIONS * FIXED-DOSE COMBINATION ADMINISTERED UNDER SKIN IN JUST MINUTES, COMPARED TO HOURS WITH INTRAVENOUS ADMINISTRATION, SIGNIFICANTLY REDUCING TIME SPENT RECEIVING TREATMENT Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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One application for Maki will be to help children deal with the trauma of intravenous injections.
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According to the CDC, the first step in treating the flesh-eating disease is intravenous antibiotics.
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Treatment for rhabdomyolysis may include intravenous fluids and, in some cases, dialysis, according to the NLM.
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According to the CDC, the first step in treating the flesh-eating disease is intravenous antibiotics.
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He said the rider stood by his comment concerning the use of illegal intravenous needle injections.
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The day had begun with the usual hazards: chronic shortages of antibiotics, intravenous solutions, even food.
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Such pain can be quickly subdued with opioids — Percocet and Vicodin pills; intravenous morphine and Dilaudid.
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Under WADA rules, athletes are allowed a maximum intravenous treatment of 50 ml every six hours.
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In 2013, she conducted the first randomized controlled study of intravenous ketamine infusions for OCD sufferers.
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A nurse in a blue gown cleaned his central line, an intravenous port in Jason's chest.
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But what they wanted me to check out firsthand was one of their intravenous wellness drips.
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From the moment burn victims arrive at the hospital, they are hooked up to intravenous fluids.
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By nightfall, I'd find myself in a hospital bed, my arm strapped to an intravenous drip.
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Some scans should be enhanced by intravenous contrast, but the chemicals used can cause adverse effects.
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Before the result came back, she was started on the recommended six weeks of intravenous penicillin.
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They'd give him intravenous fluids and send him home with the diagnosis of a viral syndrome.
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If so, patients had to suffer through a complex and sometimes dangerous intravenous regimen requiring hospitalization.
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Patients in LTACHs are very ill and may need cardiac monitoring, intravenous lines and mechanical ventilators.
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The tests confirmed infection the following day, and she was started on an intravenous antifungal treatment.
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On a recent weekday in the E.R., John Schiraldi, 25, a recovering heroin addict, was grateful that his merciless kidney stone pain was ebbing not because of intravenous morphine — a conventional E.R. protocol — but because of a regimen that included intravenous lidocaine, a non-opioid analgesic.
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Examples of these snake oil therapies include intravenous vitamin C therapy, antineoplastons, extreme diets, and coffee enemas.
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A Japanese nurse was accused of tampering with intravenous drip bags at the hospital where she worked.
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Gay people and intravenous drug users — those most at risk at the time — had been deemed expendable.
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Blanket bans imply that all gay and bisexual men are as high-risk as intravenous drug users.
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The chemo room of this San Diego oncology practice is adorned with brown recliners and intravenous stands.
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Nevertheless, John was admitted overnight just to get his potassium level restored by intravenous and oral supplement.
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But if the infection is severe, or oral antibiotics are not effective, intravenous antibiotics will be necessary.
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Russian government statistics show that more than half of new infections are transmitted through intravenous drug use.
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Every two weeks, he had intravenous infusions of Yervoy and Opdivo, both made by Bristol-Myers Squibb.
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The advisory panel concluded that while the rate of nasal abuse fell, rates of intravenous abuse rose.
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The drug is already sold worldwide in oral form, and outside the United States for intravenous use.
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They did comment on how tired and dehydrated the boy was and started him on intravenous fluids.
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Yankees Manager Aaron Boone said Tanaka had received intravenous fluids and would be re-evaluated on Saturday.
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The W.H.O. and partner organizations are setting up treatment clinics in Yemen offering intravenous and oral rehydration.
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Ginsburg has been treated with intravenous antibiotics and fluids and her symptoms have abated, the statement said.
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She nearly ripped the intravenous needle out of her hand as she waved her arms in frustration.
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Flores was expected to remain in the hospital all weekend to receive more intravenous fluids and antibiotics.
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But within seconds of getting the intravenous medication, the woman felt an intense pressure in her chest.
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Yuca intoxication is treated with gastric suction, also called stomach pumping, and intravenous solutions, among other measures.
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The doctor changed his treatment to IVIG — intravenous gamma globulin, flooding his system with other people's antibodies.
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The plan called for the insertion of intravenous catheters into Hamm's leg or central vein, legal papers showed.
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Patients in the 741-patient study received either of two intravenous doses of Stelara, or of a placebo.
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They voted 11-4 that the drug deterred nasal abuse and 9-6 that it deterred intravenous abuse.
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AMERICAN SWIMMER RYAN LOCHTE SUSPENDED FOR 14 MONTHS FOR PROHIBITED USE OF INTRAVENOUS INFUSION -US ANTI-DOPING AGENCY
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About half of patients respond to intravenous infusions of ketamine, and roughly half of those achieve full remission.
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The intravenous formulation was being tested in patients with moderate-to-severe acute pain following bunionectomy and abdominoplasty.
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At Jefferson, patients receive an intravenous infusion of ketamine continuously for three to seven days, under close supervision.
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There are far less fruitful ways to spend time on a screen than these intravenous hits of wisdom.
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It is looking to improve the intravenous formulation, and continuing work on an inhaled program, among other activities.
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For example, those who had used intravenous drugs once within a 12-month period were categorized as addicts.
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Certain kinds of strokes are effectively treated with intravenous, clot-busting drugs that require expertise to deliver properly.
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To try to improve Merritt's kidney function, Thomas treated the parvovirus with intravenous immunoglobulin therapy, known as IVIG.
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It was conducted with David Wright, a physician who owns a private intravenous-therapy center in Monterey, California.
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Intravenous med drips were acting directly on her heart to keep her blood pressure at an acceptable level.
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Hemophilia B is currently treated with frequent intravenous administrations of protein replacement therapies which are expensive and inconvenient.
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For example, about 87 percent of intravenous drug users in the Libyan capital of Tripoli live with HIV.
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"It must not be used by the intrathecal, epidural, intravenous or any other unspecified routes," the company wrote.
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Clean syringe exchange, a common harm reduction practice, help prevent the spread of diseases among intravenous drug users.
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First, the doctors placed Mr. Manzini under intravenous anaesthetic, gently waking him once they had exposed his brain.
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The intravenous infusion has been shown in clinical trials to treat the symptoms of postpartum depression within hours.
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Patients have to have an intravenous line inserted and left in place indefinitely, which poses an infection risk.
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In my eight years of intravenous drug use, it is the first time I have shared a syringe.
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At the hospital, the boy's mother was taken to a separate area and received intravenous fluids and medication.
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In other countries, methadone programs are used both to treat and to monitor patients infected by intravenous needles.
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Medical supervision for people who take illegal intravenous drugs prevents overdoses and, surprisingly, cuts down on drug use.
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According to the warning label for vitamin K, intravenous and intramuscular (the route used for newborns) administration has been associated with anaphylaxis (serious allergic reaction) and death, but the warnings are based on the use of intravenous vitamin K in older patients receiving it at different doses and for different reasons.
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A safe injection site provides intravenous drug users with clean injection equipment and medical supervision while they get high.
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For years, ketamine clinics across the country have offered intravenous infusions as a fast-acting treatment for severe depression.
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In severe cases, someone might need intravenous therapy (IV) to deliver fluids into the veins and raise blood pressure.
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The drug, which is administered as a single 60-hour intravenous infusion, is chemically identical to the hormone allopregnanolone.
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In Yekaterinburg, and elsewhere in the country, an estimated half of HIV infections were contracted through intravenous drug use.
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Sukenik and her husband took Shira to the hospital, where she was put in isolation and received intravenous fluids.
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Standard treatment includes intravenous fluids, though antiviral medications, systemic corticosteroids and other drugs have been tried in some patients.
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Mornings before starting his shift, another Cataldo paramedic, Andrew Simpson, grabs his stethoscope, intravenous supplies, scissors and pen light.
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Then, members of the execution team placed a catheter and two intravenous lines in his body in 211 minutes.
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Media said the men died as they received intravenous drip injections on the fourth floor of a Yokohama hospital.
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One gram of magnesium, for example, is $50, but I was charged an extra $300 for the intravenous injection.
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Spending this time surrounded by family might be a better option than being tied to a dozen intravenous lines.
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Healthcare providers would deliver supportive care with measures such as intravenous fluids to prevent organ failure and supplemental oxygen.
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Chlorhexidine disinfectant was on the list, along with antibiotics, intravenous saline, zinc, oral rehydration solution and other simple interventions.
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Methods for cooling the body include use of chilled intravenous fluids and special vests and other pieces of clothing.
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The ICRC team delivered surgical items, intravenous fluids and anaesthetic supplies to help treat hundreds of wounded, he said.
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The retail price of esketamine, with added hospital costs, is steeper than treatment with intravenous ketamine, the generic anesthetic.
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While she was there she noticed nurses throwing out unused medical supplies: intravenous tubes, hypodermic needles, and expired medications.
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"Specialty formulated antibiotics for intravenous use, those are the products that are much more prone to problems," Piervincenzi says.
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Receiving an intravenous solution of vitamins has gone from a medical treatment for extreme dehydration to a wellness trend.
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Beyond that, they said that heterosexual sex would soon top intravenous drug use as the main means of infection.
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Every day, she was given a bright yellow intravenous antifungal medication, which she called her Mountain Dew From Hell.
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But Ms. Lugo said a nurse had told the family to go out and buy the intravenous solution itself.
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When you call The I.V. Doc, a registered nurse comes to your door and sets you up with intravenous hydration.
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The infection, often treated with intravenous therapies, involves deep tissue or is associated with an underlying disease such as diabetes.
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In early May of that year, he submitted to an experimental procedure involving intravenous administration of a cancer-fighting drug.
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Doctors quickly gave her a dosage of intravenous antibiotics, but Murrieta passed out as fluid built up in her lungs.
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She sipped the cod liver oil as Cytoxan flowed through an intravenous line into a vein in her right foot.
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When he finally drifts out, drowsily readjusting the dressing covering the intravenous line in his arm, he doesn't look fine.
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He was getting his antibiotics through an intravenous catheter than ran from a vein in his arm into his heart.
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Lochte, who was banned for taking an intravenous infusion, has been entered in six events at the July 31-Aug.
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Opioid abuse and intravenous drug use are expected to boost the rate of HIV infection unless preventative steps are taken.
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Last month, a WHO-chartered aircraft delivered to Yemen enough intravenous fluids and cholera kits to treat about 10,000 patients.
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The astronauts may also have to create intravenous fluid because trying to store it would take up too much room.
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Medicare rewards doctors for prescribing costly intravenous drugs—medicines that can account for up to 30% of an oncologist's revenue.
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He walked into a hospital in Philadelphia, sat in a chair and had an intravenous drip for half an hour.
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It must be delivered by intravenous injection, must be stored in liquid nitrogen and requires very high doses of parasites.
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I am reminded of a patient I once took care of who had AIDS and an irremediable intravenous drug habit.
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His always meticulously shaven face was a patchwork of stark white whiskers, his jaunty belly deflated from an intravenous diet.
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Because the virus only appeared to impact gay men and intravenous drug users, the federal response was borderline non-existent.
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He discovered the cause and came up with a remedy: intravenous nutrition — a technique that has saved millions of lives.
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At the LaSalle center, all the hunger strikers have received have received intravenous hydration at some points during their protest.
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She thought he had an infection and put an intravenous catheter into his arm so his wife could administer medications.
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According to Kagan, this helps the city avoid liability issues, since intravenous drug use is against state and federal law.
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I started adding other drugs into my intravenous cocktails, in an attempt to make things more interesting, and it did.
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The Red Cross team delivered surgical items, intravenous fluids and anesthetic supplies to help treat hundreds of wounded, Mr. Grand said.
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Still, Dr. Belo claims that the intravenous glutathione she offers is safe, based on a six-month study her team performed.
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The ICRC has flown in four cargo planes with chlorine to treat water, as well as intravenous fluids to rehydrate patients.
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To treat it, doctors at the Mayo Clinic in Arizona gave the patient intravenous injections of the radioactive compound lutetium 177.
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Then, the patient receives an intravenous infusion of his or her own gene-corrected cells after treatment with low-dose chemotherapy.
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Now we're back on the pill plus an intravenous infusion of a brand-new approach to treating cancer, and it's working!
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Baxter and Hospira also face a proposed class action lawsuit accusing them of conspiring to fix prices for intravenous saline solution.
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When Adams later had hip replacement surgery, doctors insisted on an epidural (which blocks spinal nerve signals) instead of intravenous opioids.
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Medicaid beneficiaries are most at risk for hepatitis C, which is a blood-borne virus often spread through intravenous drug use.
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"Hospital staff struggled with maintaining an adequate airway, and had difficulties accessing an intravenous line," Dr. Phatarfod said in a statement.
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It is not an intravenous injection, so "a tiny bit of air" would do no real harm going into intramuscular tissue.
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Intravenous drug use and heterosexual contact were the most common ways HIV was transmitted in Europe's eastern region, the report said.
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Early treatment of sepsis, usually with antibiotics and intravenous fluids can improve a person's changes of survival, according to the Clinic.
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Even on his deathbed, he used a stopwatch to determine exactly how much fluid he was receiving from his intravenous drip.
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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration's (FDA) database of drug shortages currently shows a shortage of 92 medications and intravenous solutions.
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"As of 2013, only 6.5% of patients hospitalized for ischemic stroke in the United States received intravenous thrombolysis treatment," he wrote.
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Their medicines, some of which are intravenous, must be taken for two years, and can cause deafness, psychosis and kidney failure.
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In songs like "Mutiny in Heaven" and "Zoo Music Girl" intravenous drug use and sex are portrayed as glorious self-flagellation.
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In the 1990s, she helped pioneer the needle exchange programs that staved off the HIV infections plaguing intravenous drug user populations.
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Circumcision can also help prevent urinary tract infections in infants, Dr. Diekema said, avoiding hospitalizations and the use of intravenous antibiotics.
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But a growing number of women around the world are turning to intravenous glutathione to reduce blemishes or for skin lightening.
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If the central nervous system has been affected by the disease, intravenous antibiotics may be given for 14 to 28 days.
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Drugs approved to be imported from Canada would exclude many prescribed drugs, such as biologic drugs, controlled substances, and intravenous drugs.
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The treatment, oliceridine, aims to manage moderate-to-severe acute pain in adult patients for whom an intravenous opioid is warranted.
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On Tuesday, the FDA announced the approval of an intravenous infusion of the drug brexanolone, which will be sold as Zulresso.
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Doctors and public health officials also fear America is on the brink of more HIV outbreaks, driven by intravenous drug use.
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In a 2000 case study, a 30-year-old woman died after treating her chronic Lyme with intravenous antibiotics for 27 months.
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Platelets, small cell structures essential to blood clotting, can be collected from donors and transferred to a patient as an intravenous transfusion.
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The one that found that the drink promoted glycogen, for example, gave some athletes a big intravenous infusion of glucose in addition.
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Aeterna said Macrilen is an alternative to the insulin tolerance test, an intravenous test that requires multiple blood draws over several hours.
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When I was a third-year medical student in Baltimore, one of my first patients was a 20-something intravenous drug user.
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"Attempts by the medical team this morning to gain intravenous access were unsuccessful," JoEllen Smith, a department spokeswoman, said in a statement.
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Nabriva's medicinal chemistry expertise has enabled targeted discovery of novel pleuromutilins, including both intravenous and oral formulations of its lead product candidate.
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This cocktail is administered in sequence via intravenous lines, with an inmate strapped to a gurney and sometimes covered with a sheet.
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You may be wondering: Where was the diagnosis, the tearful come-to-Jesus meeting with the parents, the hospitalizations and intravenous feeding?
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The company is seeking a label that shows its version reduces the likelihood of intravenous abuse, which is most popular with addicts.
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A poorly secured intravenous tube popped loose during the first attempt, spraying the inside of the death chamber in lethal-injection chemicals.
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A longer course of intravenous antibiotics can often improve these symptoms, but some people do suffer permanent nerve, joint, or neurological damage.
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Doctors had given her oxygen and fed her by intravenous drip until workers using their hands and power tools to free her.
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She remained unconscious for three hours after paramedics reached her and began giving her treatment, including an intravenous drip, police reports said.
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The country's health system - already on its knees - is reeling with hospitals overwhelmed and quickly running out of medicines and intravenous fluids.
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Laintz told company nurses on duty that he used heroin and suffered from hepatitis C, an affliction common among intravenous drug users.
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An hour later, the intravenous lines and feeding tubes had been disconnected from their hanging bags and dangled loosely around my father.
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Medical workers in Moadamiyeh faced a dilemma when they ran out of intravenous drip bags for newborns and could not get more.
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Researchers also looked at how often patients had intravenous chemotherapy within 14 days of death and how many patients died inside hospitals.
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Now much better anti-nausea medications and more tolerable oral instead of intravenous treatments have made a hospital admission for chemotherapy unusual.
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Jagasia arranged for the patient to start getting intravenous nutrition and began tapering one immune-suppressing medication in order to start another.
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He went to the emergency room at Houston Methodist, where he was put on an intravenous drip and given another antibiotic prescription.
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Many addicts also suffer from diabetes and other chronic conditions, or get endocarditis, a serious heart infection connected to intravenous drug use.
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Then, more than 100 billion TILs were dripped into her bloodstream through an intravenous line; it took about 20 minutes, she said.
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Sylvia George, 27, fanned her son, Mandela Bisa, 2, who lay half-conscious on a bed, hooked up to an intravenous drip.
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Like many other longtime intravenous drug users in the area, he now prefers heroin to meth, though he uses them both regularly.
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In Oklahoma, the drug was used in an execution that state officials said was botched because of an improperly placed intravenous line.
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The healthcare group added that transactions in generic intravenous drugs and drip infusion equipment were also not on the cards for now.
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She now lies in a bed in the Bekaa Hospital in nearby Zahleh, two intravenous tubes taped to her small right arm.
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The dad of two said he heard that migraines are "a side effect from the IVIG" — or intravenous immunoglobulin, a blood infusion.
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We supported his breathing with high levels of oxygen, while we drained the fluid around his lung and gave him intravenous diuretics.
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Lundbeck expects the drug, used in intravenous infusion therapy, to be launched in the United States in the first half of 2200.
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It seems he took a drive through some back alleys in the area, which are a notorious hotspot for intravenous drug users.
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Both intravenous and intramuscular treatments cost about $600 per session, and those that include therapy run as high as $1,000 per session.
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The doctors performed a search of the medical literature and beyond, revealing not a single case of intravenous semen injection for back pain.
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An intravenous drug user, he walked around with a plastic gallon bucket and squeegee and cleaned windshields and store front windows for cash.
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What has decreased is the number of new infections from intravenous drug use, the experts say, largely thanks to clean needle sharing programs.
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Still, smokers pose fewer challenges than intravenous drug users, like that young man who wandered out of his bathroom to face our interrogation.
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The physician administered a dose of intravenous morphine, and as the drug took effect, the woman's body eased and she began to weep.
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These ports are often used to administer chemotherapy and other intravenous medicines, to get frequent blood samples, or to provide nutrition to patients.
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He is also attached to a pump 22 hours a day and requires 36 medicines four times a day plus multiple intravenous drugs.
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Etomidate, an intravenous anesthetic, was invented by scientists from Janssen Pharmaceuticals in the 1960s, according to Greg Panico, a spokesman for the company.
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These previously published studies looked at a variety of needle stick procedures in addition to vaccinations, including blood draws and intravenous line insertions.
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On Thursday, doctors will place a intravenous needle filled with sodium pentobarbital into Goodall's arm and he will administer the lethal drug himself.
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The methods used to treat Ebola patients include quarantine and early care using oral or intravenous fluids for rehydration, according to the WHO.
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David, who worked at the hospital but had no medical experience, managed to hang her intravenous lines from the rearview mirror, CNN reported.
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He is currently being treated with an intravenous drip of ertapenem, part of a class of if-all-else-fails medication called carbapenems.
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As Bishop-Stall tests remedies that include intravenous drips and voodoo, his practical quest leads to a kind of metaphysics of the hangover.
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Doctors can only give supportive care, providing patients with intravenous fluids, medicines to keep the fever down or oxygen to help with breathing.
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"Clearly, reducing incident infections will require programs to reduce transmission during intravenous drug use, such as needle-exchange or other programs," they wrote.
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Over four days, she used nasal oxygen to help her breathe and received intravenous morphine for pain relief, later graduating to oxycodone tablets.
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The pumps, which cost from $21980,21990 to $269,103 each, are used along with systemic chemotherapy that is dripped in through an intravenous line.
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Two of the more common types of viral hepatitis can be caused by certain risky behaviors like intravenous drug use or unprotected sex.
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Before the advent of effective vaccines, intravenous fluids and other medication, the people who were segregated were rarely cared for, and many died.
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Now she's hoping a new treatment, intravenous glutathione, will accomplish what makeup and skin bleaching creams could not: an even, lighter skin tone.
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Her breast cancer is in remission, but she has suffered since 1992 from an autoimmune disorder that requires monthly intravenous transfusions of antibodies.
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He was already dealing with a sore throat and a fever, and the Yankees sent him to a hospital to get intravenous fluids.
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New research by the CDC suggests that this spike in hepatitis C infection rates is associated with a rise in intravenous drug use.
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If its temperature isn't brought down by ice baths and intravenous fluids, the cells' mitochondria start to break down, organs fail, and death follows.
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A doctor and nurse arrive to attach a new intravenous drip to Falastine's left arm to replace the fluids she's lost to relentless diarrhea.
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After starting intravenous antibiotics, Gonzales says her niece's health began to decline — and they moved her to the intensive care unit (ICU) around noon.
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A severely underweight four-month-old baby from Venezuela's Yukpa tribe slept, hooked up to an intravenous tube to help him recover from malnutrition.
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Generally, these infections are picked up in hospitals or other health care settings, spread by medical devices, including intravenous tubes, urinary catheters and ventilators.
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Three formulations, intravenous, oral capsules and a suspension formulation are in a Phase 1b trial in children from birth to 17 years of age.
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These programs have been shown to slow the spread of H.I.V. and other infections by giving intravenous drug users ready access to clean needles.
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He was receiving no intravenous or nutritional support, but he was receiving lactulose enemas to reduce his blood ammonia level from the liver failure.
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But within a given geographic area, each risk group—intravenous drug users, men who have sex with men—tends to carry a similar strain.
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Intravenous use is instant, while snorting and smoking create a slower pathway, but the difference isn't enough to effect the window of detection much.
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The drug, which is administered to severely depressed new mothers as a single 60-hour intravenous infusion, is chemically identical to the hormone allopregnanolone.
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This was in part served by the 1986 death of supermodel Gia Carangi, who contracted AIDS through intravenous drug use and sharing dirty needles.
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Bryant was given intravenous antibiotics for two weeks after being admitted to the hospital, and after just a day she noticed they were working.
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"Despite the high concentration of volatile and intravenous anesthetic, the blood pressure and pulse rate remained high at the pre‐induction levels," she wrote.
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Riddled with infection, she spent five days in a hospital on intravenous antibiotics, followed by months of antibiotic treatment and abdominal drainage at home.
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According to the prosecutors, Mulvey not only tampered with and stole doses of intravenous opioids, but also stole opioid pills and the benzodiazepine lorazepam.
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An intravenous team probing him, jabbing him, for hours in an attempt to find a usable vein to administer the lethal, secret drug cocktail.
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In both cases, the states were unable to place intravenous lines and called off their executions while the inmates were on death chamber gurneys.
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Finally a new X-ray showed that the boy had fluid in the sac around his right lung, and he was given intravenous antibiotics.
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The prison said Thursday the delay was due to difficulty finding a vein to place the intravenous line, according to the Richmond Times Dispatch.
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"Young plasma treatments are intravenous infusions of plasma from young donors, who are in the age range of 16 to 25," Ambrosia's website said.
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If Lyme disease is detected early, it can be treated with oral or intravenous antibiotics, the only proven treatment, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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We had access to dietitians and personal trainers, yoga sessions and intravenous vitamin therapy; pharmacogenetic testing determined which medications worked best with our DNA.
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Giving patients extra intravenous antibodies to bolster their fight against an infection is a short-term strategy that's sometimes used in dire cases, like Ebola.
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Draped in a royal flag, Diana's blond-wood casket was carried through the emergency-room exit, where 200 people, some trailing intravenous lines, watched solemnly.
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The tablet "will allow patients in severe pain to begin to experience pain relief when they don't yet have intravenous access," he said by email.
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She said she did not have issues with immunizations or other injections until she had intravenous sedation when having her wisdom teeth removed at 183.
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According to the San Francisco Department of Public Health, there are about 22,000 intravenous drug users in the city, or about 470 per square mile.
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The diarrheal disease which is carried in food and water tainted by human faeces can kill within hours unless treated with intravenous fluids and antibiotics.
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Dr. Conrad Murray, for instance, gave Michael Jackson intravenous propofol at home; it's a powerful anesthetic, normally administered only under strict supervision in a hospital.
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To treat it, people need to rehydrate, and sometimes a hospital visit is necessary so people can receive an intravenous solution, according to the ACOG.
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It looked like chaos, but it revealed such incredible order and discipline: Dr. Joe summoned choppers and intravenous injections with a wave of his hand.
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In one case a poorly dressed wound got contaminated with stool, while in another instance a child got an infection from an unused intravenous catheter.
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The Soviet Union began reporting HIV in 1987, and the virus took off in Russia in the early 2000s, mostly among intravenous (IV) drug users.
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Looking forward, the researchers saw the foam being used to treat "severe burns" that are prone to becoming infected, necessitating the use of intravenous antibiotics.
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Some patients will need long-term treatments with a product called intravenous immunoglobulin, which provides the antibodies that patients need to prevent infection, Lichtenfeld said.
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The intravenous formulation will be launched in November and cost less than the oral drug, Tesaro's chief executive, Lonnie Moulder, told Reuters in an interview.
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Tesaro – The drugmaker said the Food and Drug Administration has approved an intravenous version of its Varubi drug, used to treat nausea caused by chemotherapy.
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Her health began to stabilize after her treatment was changed to incorporate monthly intravenous infusions that consumed most of two days, including one for recovery.
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Fever control will be most important, he added, and patients may be treated with intravenous fluids and, in more advanced health care settings, electrolyte replacement.
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She announced in 2008 that she'd been diagnosed with hepatitis-C, a liver disease she said came from her years as an intravenous drug user.
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Analysts had expected rapastinel, a fast-acting intravenous antidepressant, to likely rival the J&J drug, which is a chemical mirror image of anesthetic ketamine.
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But the trial would be complicated, with some drugs requiring 6-12 hours of daily intravenous infusions and daily assessment of liver and kidney function.
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The stigma and lifestyle associated with AIDS left many patients — whether young, gay or poor intravenous drug users — prone to being estranged from loved ones.
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The groom's mother is a registered nurse and intravenous therapist in the radiology department at Community Campus of the Upstate University Hospital system, in Syracuse.
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If symptoms persisted, they were to quickly bring the child to a hospital, where an intravenous infusion of dextrose and electrolytes was the primary treatment.
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For instance, intravenous machines for Covid-19 patients should be kept outside their room when possible so workers can adjust medications without donning protective gear.
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Thea bled for three hours, while she got intravenous drugs to promote clotting and signed forms in case she ended up needing an emergency hysterectomy.
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Doctors administering the intravenous generic anesthetic also have reported mixed results, with some reporting very high improvement across the board, and others much less so.
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A similar change on MRI scans is seen after taking an intravenous form of the typical benzodiazepine anti-anxiety medications like Xanax, Valium, or Ativan.
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It is ideally suited for certain special circumstances, he said, particularly for soldiers wounded on the battlefield who might not have access to intravenous painkillers.
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In 19943, he used the intravenous method on a three-and-a-half-pound newborn girl with a small bowel that was almost completely blocked.
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WUHAN, China — Bella Zhang hung an intravenous drip on a spindly tree branch and slumped down on a large stone planter outside the crowded hospital.
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In 2011, 16 new mothers died at one crowded hospital in Jodhpur before it was discovered that many intravenous fluid bags were contaminated with bacteria.
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Intravenous glutathione treatments, like those Ms. Peters receives, are meant to increase those natural effects, diminishing scars and blotches while lightening skin color over all.
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For those studies, he said, intravenous injections were safely given to thousands of people in six African countries, some as young as five months old.
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Peter, one of the most successful people I have ever known, died a drug addict, felled by a systemic bacterial infection common to intravenous users.
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There is a simple, safe and inexpensive method for speeding delivery in women who are in prolonged labor: Add dextrose to the intravenous saline solution.
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At the clinic, Olton trains incoming nurses, medical assistants and phlebotomists in how to draw blood from difficult patients, most of them intravenous drug users.
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According to the Ocean County Medical Examiner in NJ, Lisa died of acute and chronic intravenous use of hydromorphone ... the generic brand of the narcotic, Dilaudid.
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By being prescribed orally administrated medicine such as methadone or buprenorphine, patients can substitute illicit intravenous drug use with withdrawal relief in a supervised clinical setting.
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The first hepatitis B vaccine (HBV), approved in 1981, was made by harvesting the antigen from the blood of hepatitis B carriers, including intravenous drug users.
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Felicity Corbin-Wheeler of Jersey, an island south of England, credits intravenous infusions of B17 and a strict diet with shrinking her pancreatic cancer in 1503.
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Only patients who get brain scans quickly can receive an intravenous therapy known as thrombolysis to dissolve clots and potentially avert severe damage to the brain.
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The petition, which had less than 75 signatures at time of writing, urges the city to hire a veterinarian to euthanize dogs via an intravenous injection.
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CT. After the intravenous catheters had been inserted into his body but before the lethal fluids were delivered, Jones was given a last opportunity to speak.
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My father had slipped into unconsciousness twelve hours earlier, about an hour after we stopped the intravenous adrenaline that had been keeping his blood pressure up.
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It took three years, one week and one day for me to be released from the shackles of 23 tablets a day with additional intravenous medications.
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This revenue does not include the vast array of purified, infused, oxygenized, sparkled, distilled, intravenous and reverse osmosis versions that compete for attention on the market.
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When her doctors discontinued the intravenous antibiotics that caused Isabelle severe side effects, the bacterial infection that had plagued her for years returned with a vengeance.
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After Amar took part in a hunger strike that nearly killed him, a federal judge gave ICE permission to give Amar intravenous fluids against his will.
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The socks, it turned out, were being used as not particularly attractive covers for peripherally inserted central catheters, semi-permanent intravenous lines in the upper arm.
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Nitropress, which I first used as a medical student in the mid-28503s, is an intravenous drug used to treat life-threatening elevations in blood pressure.
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The model is an example of a supervised, indoor location where intravenous drug users can consume drugs in safer conditions and access treatment and recovery services.
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They would have special equipment to provide lights, water, intravenous fluids, pain medicine, and a team of nurses, physicians assistants and doctors on call to help.
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As Aidan's parents we had decided that invasive procedures, like intravenous lines and a breathing tube in a one-pound body, would be pointless medical care.
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While the country has made strides in slowing new infections among intravenous drug users, health officials have struggled to halt them among the country's LGBTQ community.
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The medicines that may be vulnerable due to special storage and transportation needs, short shelf life or single supplier reliance included intravenous foods and some radiotherapy products.
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An inmate facing death is not a patient by virtue of being connected to an intravenous device and having a doctor in a lab coat standing by.
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Omadacycline, which is being evaluated for oral and intravenous therapy, has already cleared a separate late-stage study in acute bacterial skin and skin structure infections (ABSSSI).
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The primary investigator, Ric Curtis, designed the study based on his experience collecting data from other "hard to reach" populations, like intravenous drug users in Atlantic City.
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When Irom would periodically rip the tube out, she was put on an intravenous glucose drip until doctors could convince her to accept the Ryles tube again.
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One alternative guideline adopted during a shortage of intravenous nitroglycerin "was downright scary from a clinical perspective," according to Dr. Nicole Lurie, a senior federal health official.
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However, in severe cases, "patients often need to be hospitalized to receive supportive treatment, such as intravenous fluids, pain medication, and nursing care," according to the CDC.
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In the clinic, limp children's faces are covered with flies and their chests heave as they breathe while receiving intravenous fluid tubes in their feet and wrists.
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ICU Medical and Baxter said the subpoenas sought documents and testimony about the manufacturing, selling, pricing and shortages of intravenous solutions, including saline, and communications with competitors.
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Instead, she stayed nearly seven weeks, being treated with a higher dose of intravenous steroids than she'd ever had, before returning home to Florida in late July.
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In 1957, E. Donnall Thomas published a report of a new approach to blood cancer treatment: radiation and chemotherapy followed by the intravenous infusion of bone marrow.
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All of the infections occurred in seriously ill children receiving intravenous medications through a catheter or central line, a device used to deliver medications such as chemotherapy.
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Besides cancer medication, there are critical shortages of insulin, anesthetics, specific antibiotics needed for intensive care, serums, intravenous fluids and other blood products and vaccines, Hoff said.
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Besides cancer medication, there are critical shortages of insulin, anaesthetics, specific antibiotics needed for intensive care, serums, intravenous fluids and other blood products and vaccines, Hoff said.
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The shortages involve prefilled syringes of these drugs, as well as small ampules and vials of liquid medication that can be added to bags of intravenous fluids.
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When she questioned why her children had matching scars at the base of their necks, she was told intravenous drips had been necessary to give them nutrition.
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Certain autoimmune diseases can be slowed or even stopped by the infusion of antibodies culled from other people's blood, a treatment known as intravenous immunoglobulin, or IVIG.
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In recent experiments, brief intravenous infusions of powerful new treatments have rid patients — for now, at least — of a condition that has shadowed them all their lives.
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The E.R. doctor had already determined that, once again, the patient had severe nutritional deficiencies, so even before Fishel arrived, she was getting intravenous fluids and potassium.
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But the hospitalization was essential; she needed intravenous fluids to flush out these destructive pieces of broken-down muscle to prevent any permanent injury to her kidneys.
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The Philippine food and drug agency has condemned the use of intravenous glutathione for skin lightening, noting that the treatment is approved only for certain medical conditions.
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Dr. Green instructed a nurse to set up his intravenous line while she slipped down the hall to go over the procedure with his friends and family.
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And because she no longer had a spleen, Helen developed a bacterial infection in her spine, resulting in intense pain and a long hospitalization for intravenous antibiotics.
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She remembers being fussed over — having blood drawn, receiving intravenous fluids, feeling sticky snaps being placed on her chest that connected her to a continuous heart monitor.
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Among intravenous drug users, the prevalence of HIV has been documented at 38%, while the rate among transgender sex workers, another at risk population, is above 10%.
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The second was linked to a dialysis center in 2016, while a third one earlier this year was due to the reuse of syringes and intravenous drips.
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For example, a child with six ACEs is 85033,600 percent more likely to become an intravenous drug user as an adult than a child with zero ACEs.
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Jonas said that in its trials, Sage's intravenous drug for postpartum had a nearly 70 percent remission rate after only two and a half days of treatment.
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Lochte, 33, was not using a banned substance, but was using intravenous infusions in a volume greater than 100 mL within a 12-hour period, U.S. officials said.
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Doing away with intravenous blood work, she asserted, would save millions of lives... and men in charge love that sort of largess when it comes to business gambles.
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At issue is a decades-old, intravenous treatment for severe and life-threatening cases of lead poisoning, which occur infrequently, but generally require supplies to be on hand.
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According to Arkansas' Lethal Injection Procedure, each man will first get an intravenous injection of a sedative called midazolam, a benzodiazepene—the same class of drugs as Valium.
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Infusion pumps provide exact dosages of intravenous drugs, sometimes by millilitres per hour, and are used in medical areas such as intensive care, emergency care or neonatal care.
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What they found: In testing in mice, the molecule, known as HS-CD6, "robustly infiltrated brain cancers after intravenous injection and exhibited potent antitumor activity," the study states.
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Requiring quick response from a medical team, treatment usually includes antibiotics, intravenous fluids and sometimes a vasopressor drug to constrict blood vessels and raise the patient's blood pressure.
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Broom was scheduled to be executed on September 15, 2009, but after multiple tries, the state was not able to establish contact with Broom's veins using intravenous needles.
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Like any person with stage IV, Kudirka will continue to take oral medications or receive intravenous treatments every few weeks or months for the rest of her life.
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Of particular concern is the increased rate of certain rare blood disorders and HIV that are linked to the intravenous abuse of the reformulation, panelists said on Tuesday.
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The nurse violated protocols by using the same vial of medication and syringe to inject multiple intravenous bags at W.W. Hastings Hospital in Tahlequah, according to Cherokee officials.
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BOSTON (Reuters) - Pfizer Inc has received grand jury subpoenas from the U.S. Justice Department in connection with an antitrust investigation focusing on drugmakers that market intravenous saline solutions.
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Researchers found that when people received an intravenous alcohol infusion equal to about two drinks, they ate 30 percent more food than those who received a saline solution.
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Lethal injection is a complicated procedure, requiring a precise combination of skills in locating useable veins, setting intravenous injection lines, and administering the right dosages of lethal chemicals.
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Two other experimental treatments - ZMapp, an intravenous treatment made by Mapp Biopharmaceutical and Remdesivir, made by Gilead Sciences, will now be dropped from the trial, the researchers said.
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The deputy declared an emergency, but, rather than send him to a hospital, a Correctional Health physician's assistant ordered treatment with intravenous fluids in the jail's medical facility.
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Studies have shown that patients with heart failure, pneumonia and some serious infections can be given intravenous antibiotics and other hospital-level treatments at home by visiting nurses.
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One of the first approved checkpoint therapies was ipilimumab (brand name Yervoy), an intravenous infusion that came to market in 2011 and targets a protein called CTLA-4.
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Remdesivir, given as a 10-day intravenous infusion, could shorten hospital stays and lower ventilator use if it can help patients with serious COVID-19 cases recover faster.
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Patients get visits from doctors, nurses, physical therapists and social workers, and they can have intravenous antibiotics, lab draws and breathing treatments in the comfort of their home.
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What they do according to O*NET: Help surgeons during surgery by performing duties like tissue retraction, insertion of tubes and intravenous lines, or closure of surgical wounds.
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Now, after six liters of intravenous solution, he was still weak but able to sit up and drink the rehydration solution and eat bits of bread and banana.
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Gillen Washington, 23, is suing Aetna for breach of contract and bad faith, saying he was denied coverage for an infusion of intravenous immunoglobulin when he was 19.
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In the introduction to a later study, Dr. Seder said, they described intravenous injection of vaccines as "impractical" for humans and instead endorsed giving BCG by aerosol mist.
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The shortages involve pre-filled syringes of these drugs, as well as small ampules and vials of liquid medication that can be added to bags of intravenous fluids.
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Selecting injection sites, starting intravenous lines and supervising administration of lethal drugs, the association says, violate a doctor's oath to heal or at least to do no harm.
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Flores had been out since April 20 with a staph infection in his right knee, an ailment that required intravenous fluids, antibiotics and a four-night hospital stay.
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The drug is expensive, at $3,800 for a one-time intravenous infusion, but Merck has said its patient-assistance program will cover Zinplava for those unable to pay.
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The redesign looks cumbersome and difficult to access for patient care, and it has no apparent means of donning while the patient is attached to an intravenous line.
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And a hospital may be able to make a compounded version, but hospitals typically purchase intravenous medications and not all are equipped to make or sterilize such a drug.
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The machines will be designed to make equipment more readily available for intravenous drug users, who can pass various infections to each other if they use the same needles.
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It is surprising that intravenous ketamine infusions are still not formally recommended by psychiatric associations, despite 222 years of research that repeatedly demonstrate their effectiveness in treating resistant depression.
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In New York—the state with the biggest epidemic of HIV linked to intravenous drug use—the rate of infection among injectors had climbed to 54 percent by 1990.
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Though he has had Lasik surgery—"In Colombia, before it was legal here"—his vision is still imperfect, a malady he chalks up to doing too much intravenous cocaine.
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He led them to the migrant shelter, where Mr. Carillas was resting, the happy recipient of pills and an intravenous drip without having been reported to the immigration authorities.
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Also banned from donating blood are sex workers, those with a history of intravenous drug use, or people who've had tattoos from non-licensed parlors in the last year.
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The study, funded by the makers of aducanumab, split 165 participants into groups and treated them with monthly intravenous infusions of either aducanumab or a placebo over 54 weeks.
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Ganaxolone is being developed in three different dose forms: intravenous, capsule and liquid in an attempt to provide options for patients who do not react to presently available antiepileptics.
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Swiss biotech Lonza and U.S.-based Charles River Laboratories are the biggest suppliers of crab blood-based endotoxin tests, which detect bacterial contamination in intravenous drugs and medical implants.
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" The problem is that USADA doesn't allow intravenous infusions of permitted substances at volumes greater than 100 milliliters in a 13-hour period without a special "Therapeutic Use Exemption.
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Because the patient had been started on intravenous antibiotics while at Anna Jaques, there was a good chance that these cultures wouldn't grow anything, but he needed to try.
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The current policies also affect transgender men, transgender women, sex workers, intravenous drug users, or anyone who has sexual contact with a man who has sex with men (MSM).
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Her mum, a retired teacher from Greater Manchester, UK, had sepsis, a life-threatening response to an infection that was spreading through her body, despite being given intravenous antibiotics.
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And when they admitted her to the hospital, the doctors in the E.R. said it was just to get on top of this pneumonia by giving her intravenous antibiotics.
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"Attempts by the medical team this morning to gain intravenous access were unsuccessful," JoEllen Smith, a spokeswoman for the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction, said in an email.
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But in recent experiments with gene therapy, intravenous infusions of powerful new treatments have been successful in the short term — leading to sometimes shocking improvements in quality of life.
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Justice Ginsburg's symptoms abated after treatment with intravenous antibiotics and fluids, Ms. Arberg said, adding the justice expected to be released from the hospital as early as Sunday morning.
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Gillen Washington, 23, is suing Aetna for breach of contract and bad faith, saying he was denied coverage for an infusion of intravenous immunoglobulin (IVIG) when he was 19.
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Most who need a medical check for a cough or fever must endure lengthy lines to register, see a doctor and wait for possible prescription — often an intravenous drip.
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Examples includes needle exchange for intravenous drug users; Truvada for people who cannot abstain from high-risk sex; methadone or suboxone for opiate abusers; and e-cigarettes for smokers.
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In the first execution, a poorly secured intravenous tube popped out, lethal-injection chemicals sprayed in the death chamber and staff said the pressure of dual executions exposed flaws.
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The drug is also being developed as an oral treatment for postpartum depression and is expected to be an alternative to Zulresso, a 60-hour continuous intravenous infusion therapy.
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On the morning of her final day of treatment, a pharmacy technician prepared the intravenous bag, filling it with more than 20 times the recommended dose of sodium chloride.
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The Russian Federal Aids Center told VICE News that the outbreak is now carrying the virus from intravenous drug users and other high risk groups to the general population.
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The group also has a needle exchange program for many of their clients who are either trans and on hormone therapy, or those who may be intravenous drug users.
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But the proliferation of intravenous drug use has led to a syndemic, or "multiple diseases feeding off of one another," according to Tufts University public health professor Thomas Stopka.
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Shumpert experienced cramping in the second half of the Cavs' 132-113 Game 2 loss on Sunday night and required intravenous fluids after the game, a team source told ESPN.
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Alabama halted Hamm's execution in February when the execution team could not connect an intravenous line to Hamm, who had damaged veins because of lymphoma, hepatitis and past drug use.
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She allegedly targeted patients who were close to death by tampering with their intravenous drips so another nurse on duty would have to inform the person's family of their death.
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In court filings in the days before the planned execution, Hamm's lawyers said he had terminal cancer and a history of intravenous drug use that had severely compromised his veins.
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She went to the emergency room, where she was put on intravenous antibiotics; three months later, she wrote an update to say she was being treated by a traditional oncologist.
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The acceptance of the two NDAs, one for the intravenous formulation and one for oral capsules, indicates the applications are sufficiently complete to permit a substantive review by the FDA.
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Hyde introduced them to ketamine lozenges, which made the treatment cheaper for patients and obviated the need for intravenous delivery with its attendant "medical mumbo jumbo," as Wolfson puts it.
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The biggest concern about transplanting an organ from someone who died from an overdose is transmission of diseases such as HIV or hepatitis, which are associated with intravenous drug use.
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Then they injected millions of copies of that virus into four one-month-old dogs—two got the shot directly in the lower leg, and two received an intravenous infusion.
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Statistics show that the virus has spread far beyond the most traditionally vulnerable communities, such as intravenous drug users, sex workers and gay men, to the wider population, UNAIDS says.
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The results show ralinepag may bring about a consistent therapeutic effect similar to that of intravenous therapy, San Diego-based Arena's Chief Medical Officer Preston Klassen said in an interview.
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In the US, populations with the highest infection rates include men who have sex with men, intravenous drug users, African Americans, teens and young adults, and people in the south.
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Doctors literally cool down patients with ice packs, chilled water pads, cold intravenous saline solutions, or use a product called RhinoChill, in which controlled coolant is inhaled by a patient.
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But researchers have found in the past that daily exercise in space and intravenous saline solution to boost blood volume upon landing seem to prevent these episodes under test conditions.
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At the start of each session, I would receive two intravenous injections, and a blood-pressure cuff would be placed on my arm, to deprive my forearm muscles of oxygen.
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"Ten of my family were poisoned," said a black-clad woman under a tent used as makeshift treatment center at the camp, with an intravenous rehydration drip in her arm.
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For this phase, they'll test out the vaccine on 300 participants from the general population, as well as 300 people from high-risk groups, intravenous drug users and sex workers.
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In the early 1980s, gay men, intravenous drug users and Haitians all inspired calls for quarantine when they became associated or were perceived to be associated with a specific contagion.
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Before the advent of effective vaccines, intravenous fluids, and vaccines, these people were not cared for medically and often left to contract the infectious disease in question and even die.
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"We concluded that a portion of the narcotic had been removed and replaced with an equal volume of tap water, which contaminated the [intravenous drugs] with waterborne bacteria," they wrote.
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He demonstrated that intravenous vitamin therapy lessened pain for patients with fibromyalgia, though it bears mentioning that the placebo did too, and the treatment was no more effective than placebo.
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Nine treatment centers with about 500 beds offering intravenous rehydration have been set up, eight of them run by Doctors Without Borders and one by the International Red Cross Federation.
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They broke into the hospital for gurneys, oxygen tanks, intravenous bags and other gear and quickly went to work, treating about two dozen people while the fire raged around them.
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There are other documented cases of anaphylaxis, including one involving a police detective handling pot as part of an investigation, and, terrifyingly, one resulting from the intravenous use of marijuana.
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Hundreds of clinics around the country already provide a course of intravenous treatments, usually six over a couple of weeks, for about $500 per infusion, plus booster infusions as needed.
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Dr. John Lauriello, chair of psychiatry at the University of Missouri School of Medicine, in Columbia, said that his clinic already administers intravenous ketamine for some patients, with good results.
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The package includes a medical evaluation by a physician; basic lab tests to check electrolytes, liver enzymes, and renal function; intravenous hydration; and one treatment with ibogaine, under medical supervision.
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That same year, he allowed — albeit reluctantly — a program to provide clean needles for intravenous drug users in a rural county that was in the throes of an HIV outbreak.
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It must be given by intravenous infusion and will cost $145,524 a year, according to its manufacturer, MT Pharma America, a subsidiary of the Japanese company Mitsubishi Tanabe Pharma Corporation.
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He said at the time, people blamed anyone but themselves — or "the other" — for AIDS, which was becoming rapidly deadly in communities of Haitians, intravenous drug users, and gay men.
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Years of consolidation among generic drugmakers, compounded by manufacturing problems, have led to sometimes severe U.S. shortages of hundreds of commonly used treatments, from anesthetics to intravenous saline and chemotherapies.
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The second season has Lara exploring the entrepreneurial possibilities of supplying the wealthy with intravenous drips, which has become a great way to show off Malin Akerman's cheerfully sinister performance.
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In video from court shot by CNN affiliate WFTS, Judge Palermo referenced previous testimony in which Bland acknowledged she removed an intravenous catheter from her son's arm without medical permission.
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We had two choices to sop up the fluid: Put Jack through another operation or restrict food and water, giving him only minimal intravenous nutrition, until his system dried out.
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As many as one in four pregnant women are infected with group B strep bacteria, and may need intravenous antibiotics during labor to lower the risk of infecting their babies.
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Other criteria, such as if the person needed intravenous fluids or other emergency care, was 14 years old or younger, or visited on the weekend, would exclude someone from being denied.
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Unlike the drug's oral version, which has been on the market for several years, Recro's intravenous formulation is long-acting for treating acute pain, particularly in patients who have undergone surgery.
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When Walgreens Boots, a health-care company, sold a business providing intravenous fluid treatments to Madison Dearborn, a private-equity firm, it was able to retain a significant (if undisclosed) stake.
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So, for the past few weeks his wife had been injecting a syringe full of an antibiotic, called Cubicin, into an intravenous line he had snaking up through his left arm.
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Roche said managing hemophilia A with inhibitors to factor VIII was especially challenging for children and their caregivers because bleeding was difficult to control and current treatments required frequent intravenous infusions.
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He received intravenous infusions of saline solution, morphine sulphate and vicodin administered orally during a period in hospital between July 3-5, 2014 when he had collapsed after a training run.
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In a concurring opinion, Thomas went further in his defense, arguing that the Eighth Amendment was written with far more torturous punishments in mind than a botched execution with intravenous drugs.
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Alder, which is seeking U.S. approval for an intravenous migraine treatment, has an agreement through 2023 for Sandoz to manufacture the drug, called eptinezumab, according to Alder Chief Executive Robert Azelby.
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Athersys believes Multistem - 1.2 billion cells delivered via simple intravenous drip - dampens the immune system's hyper-inflammatory reaction to signals that the brain is under attack during stroke, and promotes healing.
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NECT, which combines a previously used intravenous drug with an oral tablet, was launched in 13 by a partnership including the Drugs for Neglected Diseases Initiative (DNDi) and Médecins Sans Frontières.
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There was no meaningful difference between surgery centers and office-based care for emergency room visits, diagnoses of complications, repeat procedures, or use of injected or intravenous antibiotics to treat infections.
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A federal judge has dismissed a proposed class action accusing Baxter International and Hospira Inc of conspiring to manufacture an artificial shortage of intravenous saline solution in order to increase prices.
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Baxter, which sells products including intravenous devices, and inhalation and surgical equipment, has been coping with the effects of the storm that disrupted operations at its Puerto Rico facilities last year.
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You think of the woman who rode the subway from Queens and spent three hours in the ice box of a waiting room on 166th Street to get her intravenous infusion.
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I came back for another week after her bone marrow transplant to be with her while she recovered, fighting through fevers, chills, vomiting and diarrhea, seemingly endless tests and intravenous treatments.
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There are many causes of acute watery diarrhea, and the treatment is basically the same as for cholera: intravenous and oral rehydration, accompanied by an antibiotic if the cause is bacterial.
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For example, hospitals can provide patients ibuprofen for pain, fluids if they have diarrhea, breathing support if the coronavirus causes pneumonia, and an intravenous drip if they have low blood pressure.
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That evening, he threw up on his pediatrician, who sent him to the emergency room at NYU Langone Medical Center, where he was given anti-nausea drugs, Tylenol and intravenous fluids.
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One assailant had pretended to be a wounded soldier, replete with an intravenous drip bottle attached to his arm, officials said, as the trucks passed through seven checkpoints toward the base.
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While it's not normally used to treat bone lead, it was successful for Hopkins, who took an oral chelating agent, and for Dardia, whose treatment included both oral and intravenous chelation.
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Available as oral medications or intravenous infusions, both forms of bisphosphonates have been shown to reduce fracture risk, prevent recurrent hip fractures, and reduce the risk of death after hip fractures.
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He sent me a link to a pharmacy in South Kensington offering intravenous "Brain Reboot Infusions," which of course sound far too much like something from Minority Report to be genuinely real.
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BOSTON (Reuters) - Pfizer Inc said on Wednesday that the company had received grand jury subpoenas from the U.S. Justice Department amid an antitrust investigation focused on drugmakers that market intravenous saline solution.
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In a bid to save the exhausted animal, the rescue team gave it water through a pump, intravenous saline solution to minimize dehydration, and antibiotic injections, but it eventually succumbed to exhaustion.
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Among those rising numbers of women contracting syphilis and the men who were their partners, self-reported use of methamphetamines, heroin or other intravenous drugs continues to grow, according to the CDC.
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The first study was a pivotal Phase 220069 clinical trial of solithromycin oral capsules, and the second was a global, pivotal Phase 26 clinical trial of intravenous solithromycin progressing to oral solithromycin.
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"The Dream," who has previously competed in varying weightclasses as high as middleweight, struggled to make the move down with USADA imposing the ban on intravenous rehydration following the torturous weight cut.
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USADA said intravenous infusions or injections in excess of 100mL within a 12-hour period and without a therapeutic use exemption are prohibited, unless legitimately received in the course of hospital treatment.
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They must make sure certain steps are completed within the first three hours after sepsis is identified, including getting blood cultures, giving intravenous fluids and starting patients on a broad-spectrum antibiotic.
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His attorneys said in a statement that a curtain that kept Gray from view while corrections employees inserted an intravenous line remained closed for more than 30 minutes, far longer than usual.
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He advised her to follow a medication-free regimen that included a tailored exercise program to condition the heart and a high-salt diet (instead of intravenous saline, as the astronauts receive).
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Local news reports said he was accused of stealing equipment meant for the hospital, including machines to treat people with respiratory illnesses, as well as intravenous solutions and 127 boxes of medicine.
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More than half the patients on the intravenous treatment, administered every four weeks, were able to reduce their use of oral corticosteroids, compared with 30.2% of patients on placebo, the company said.
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More than half the patients on the intravenous treatment, administered every four weeks, were able to reduce their use of oral corticosteroids, compared with 30.2% of patients on placebo, the company said.
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Such reforms would exacerbate the widespread drug shortages — including on basic drugs like intravenous saline (salt water) —that already persist due to existing drug price controls as well as threaten new innovation.
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In 2015, Fortress, then still known as Coronado Biosciences, created Avenue to develop for the U.S. market an intravenous formulation of the synthetic opioid Tramadol to treat pain in patients after surgery.
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That happens every day—taking blood, administering intravenous catheters, starting an IV. Basically, many doctors just pass down work, and it really annoys me when they forget that it's actually their job.
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The nurse is alleged to have taken intravenous opioid painkillers for her own personal use, replacing the fluid she took with water—water that turned out to be contaminated with harmful bacteria.
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Cases of HCV infection have reportedly increased by just less than fourfold over the last decade due to the rise of intravenous drug use, as well as better surveillance to detect cases.
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The Cardizem shortage of 2018 began when Hurricane Maria knocked out power to a handful of factories in Puerto Rico that produce saline bags used around the world for administering intravenous medications.
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The Indiana outbreak caught local officials by surprise, but eventually even the politically conservative sheriff of Scott County called on Pence to authorize a clean needle exchange program for intravenous drug users.
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Now academic medical centers, like the center at Columbia University, are offering ketamine infusions where patients can pay upwards of $750 per session for intravenous ketamine treatments to better cope with depression.
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Fomepizole, a methanol antidote often used in American emergency rooms, is not certified in Russia, and ethanol, which affects the metabolism of the poison, is only randomly available in its intravenous form.
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The risks of high-dose intravenous vitamin K used to reverse life-threatening vitamin K deficiency bleeding in an infant are exponentially higher than the minor risks of a single intramuscular dose.
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Since patients are discharged home with the intravenous line, doctors worry that those who haven't recovered from their substance abuse problems may continue to inject by using it at home, Benharash said.
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He said the WHO was also in talks about a second vaccine made by Johnson & Johnson and that it wanted to get Congo's approval to use ZMapp, an intravenous treatment for Ebola.
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The treatment, oliceridine, aims to manage moderate-to-severe acute pain in adult patients for whom an intravenous opioid is necessary and the injection should be administered in hospitals and ambulatory surgery centers.
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He served a 10-month ban for vandalizing a gas station and then lying about it during the 2016 Rio Games before his most recent 14-month ban for an unauthorized intravenous infusion.
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The panel voted 8-7 against approving the treatment which is administered in hospitals and ambulatory surgery centers and aims to manage acute pain in patients for whom an intravenous opioid is necessary.
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One such is Allergan, an Irish company that last year paid $560m to buy Naurex, an American biotech firm whose NMDA-blocking drug rapastinel is intended as a once-a-week intravenous treatment.
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Though the man required two months of intravenous and oral antibiotics to fight the infection, he surprisingly did not suffer any long-term problems to his hearing or neurological functioning, Live Science reported.
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The International Committee of the Red Cross said it was providing dressing packages and oral and intravenous medicine to treat the wounded, along with electricity generators and fresh water for about 18,000 people.
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Baxter International shares fell Monday, the first trading day after the medical supplies company said one of its employees received a grand jury subpoena in a case about intravenous saline pricing and sales.
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Revenues in the company's so-called fluid systems segment, which includes the intravenous saline sales being called into question, was $2.3 billion last year, representing slightly more than 25 percent of total sales.
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After adopting one of the county's first needle exchange programs, we have reduced the percentage of people with HIV from intravenous drug use from 63 percent in 85033 to 7 percent in 2014.
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I headed to the ER, where hours later, I was prescribed a round of intravenous antibiotics, which thankfully meant that I didn't have an abscess, the substantially worse and more complicated potential outcome.
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Temozolomide is virtually always prescribed in pill-form, which has allowed some plans to cover the therapy under its prescription drug benefits, instead of as a major medical expense like traditional intravenous chemotherapy.
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He also knew that Dr. Martinello had drawn blood cultures from the patient before he had started on the intravenous antibiotics, and was optimistic that these cultures would show what the bugs were.
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Three sufferers were well enough to remain outpatients, while a fellow student was hospitalized for weeks and—despite intravenous steroids—required a dozen spinal taps to relieve sky-high pressure in her brain.
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The pair had contracted the virus from intravenous drug use, which she had begun with her first husband who she met at 17, and continued while she was in a relationship with Keith.
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For example, computers monitor key vital signs to adjust intravenous medicine dosages based on specific algorithms, and pills equipped with cameras let computers perform endoscopic examinations of the gastrointestinal tract to diagnose disease.
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Every doctor I know has more than one story about a patient who died because they chose to try to alkalinize their blood or gambled on intravenous vitamins instead of getting cancer care.
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During the trial, the child's mother, Petti, then 28, testified that her daughter "went limp, like a rag doll, just like a rag doll — she looked like Raggedy Ann" after the intravenous injection.
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At a trial in State Supreme Court in Manhattan that year, the estate's lawyers argued that doctors and nurses had neglected Warhol's postoperative care and given him an unsafe amount of intravenous fluids.
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Asked about the Duchess of Cambridge, who was being treated for severe morning sickness, Ms. Saldanha divulged medical details, including that the duchess had been given intravenous fluids and was no longer vomiting.
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He said medical shortages were so common that patients often had to find and buy their own supplies, like intravenous solutions, though he thought the hospital probably had some the night Kevin arrived.
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The company has lost about 69 percent of its value since September, when OncoGenex announced that the intravenous apatorsen failed to induce a survival benefit in pancreatic cancer patients in a mid-stage study.
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According to the case study:Although there is a report of the effects of subcutaneous semen injection into rats and rabbits, there were no cases of intravenous semen injection into humans found across the literature.
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Lochte had received "an intravenous infusion of permitted substances at an infusion clinic in a volume greater than 100 mL in a 12-hour period without a Therapeutic Use Exemption (TUE)," the USADA said.
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A new study suggests that the way drug companies package these intravenous drugs — in single-use vials that contain way more medication than an average patient needs — ends up wasting a lot of money.
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Our patient will prove to be one of them: After a few more days, he will suddenly be gone, well enough to walk out of the hospital (and take his intravenous line with him).
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The probe comes amid a shortage of intravenous saline solutions commonly used to hydrate hospital patients that dates back to late 2013, when drug companies began notifying hospitals that they might experience delivery delays.
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Ribaxamase, tested against a placebo in a 412-patient mid-stage study, is being developed to protect trillions of "good" bacteria living in the digestive system from the unintended effects of intravenous antibiotic use.
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His medic training came in handy at the club, he said, when he decided to rig an inverted bottle of vodka as an intravenous-style dispenser, feeding a rubber tube that filled shot glasses.
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While the CDC study says that old cases of hepatitis C largely come from baby boomers who have received unsafe blood transfusions and injections, a new set of cases stems from intravenous drug users.
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For instance, in a fast-paced environment, a nurse could forget to program an electronic pump for the appropriate dose when given a mix of intravenous fluids and medication to which she was unaccustomed.
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Ryan Lochte, the American swimmer who has won six Olympic gold medals, accepted a 14-month suspension on Monday after posting a photo on Instagram in May that showed him receiving an intravenous infusion.
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In a 2009 study David Katz, director of the Prevention Research Center at Yale University School of Medicine, did find that that intravenous vitamin infusions can have some benefits for people with certain conditions.
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Treating drug-resistant tuberculosis can require in-hospital intravenous infusions and toxic second-line antibiotics that may cause nausea, deafness, liver damage and other side effects that lead patients to drop out of treatment.
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The United States relies on China not only for H7N9 influenza samples but for medical supplies, such as plastic drip mechanisms for intravenous saline, as well as ingredients for certain oncology and anesthesia drugs.
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Since the program started in June 2018, the team has collected 275,000 used syringes left by intravenous-drug users in gutters and doorways; jammed in car tires; even stuck, birthday candle-like, in feces.
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A federal appeals court will hear argument Thursday in an oncologist group's challenge to the ongoing, automatic 2 percent cut in Medicare reimbursement for intravenous cancer treatments and other drugs administered by healthcare providers.
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Over the next five years, I battled through nearly two dozen medical procedures and more than a cumulative year on intravenous antibiotic therapy to slow my descent into the final phases of cystic fibrosis.
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Mr. Colston, who was still returning daily to Temple for intravenous antibiotics a month after his discharge, would have qualified to have most of his inpatient costs met under the old state-financed program.
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The doctors hadn't given Hamada any drugs—only a mostly empty bag of intravenous fluid—but one of his bedmates, who had been in the ward for several days, warned him not to volunteer.
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BOSTON, April 19 (Reuters) - Pfizer Inc said on Wednesday that the company had received grand jury subpoenas from the U.S. Justice Department amid an antitrust investigation focused on drugmakers that market intravenous saline solution.
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PATRICIA COHEN Mr. Trump's tariff announcement sent a jolt through medical device makers, which in recent years have built facilities in places like Tijuana that produce items like pacemakers, artificial respirators and intravenous bags.
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Although most suffers have no symptoms or mild symptoms that can be treated with oral rehydration solution, in more severe cases the disease can kill within hours if not treated with intravenous fluids and antibiotics.
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He has an infected heart valve, and is receiving high doses of antibiotics through an intravenous line in his arm, a portal to his bloodstream that is apparently proving too tempting for him to ignore.
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The intravenous version of the already-approved drug, Varubi, will be used in combination with other agents to prevent delayed nausea and vomiting associated with some forms of chemotherapy, the company said in a statement.
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How he'd caught hep C he didn't know, but there had been some intravenous drug use, in the late seventies, when he was a punk rocker living in the Chelsea Hotel and the East Village.
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Forty years ago, HIV/AIDS was discovered among Haitian immigrants to the United States, even as it was affecting masses of American intravenous drug abusers, unprotected sexual adventurers and people infected by innocuous blood transfusions.
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In the study of 495 patients aged 18 and older who underwent bone marrow transplants, 37.5 percent who received either oral or intravenous letermovir developed clinically significant CMV infections by 24 weeks after the procedure.
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Needle exchange programs don't just prevent the spread of disease among intravenous drug users, though given the high percentage of users with HIV and hep C, that's certainly the most urgent reason for their existence.
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After years of struggling with a persistent, antibiotic-resistant infection in his chest that required regular courses of intravenous antibiotics, you can understand why someone might be open to trying something a little more experimental.
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Edward Nash, an analyst with SunTrust Robinson Humphrey, told Reuters brexanolone could be "a potential blockbuster" for the drug developer, with the intravenous version of the drug hitting peak sales of $400 million in 2026.
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In the case of one patient who wasn't monitored as regularly as required, the intravenous tubing and bags had "change by" dates up to five days earlier than the date when inspectors toured the facility.
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Ms. Norris said it was only after she was admitted to the hospital and hooked up to intravenous magnesium sulfate to prevent a seizure that Dr. Weathers told her of the ban against tubal ligations.
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Dr. Gitlin, 30, specializes in intravenous sedation for large dental procedures and treatment for sleep apnea in the Bethpage, N.Y., office of the Gitlin Dental Group, a group practice with offices in Brooklyn and Manhattan.
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His affinity for both cutting-edge biohacks, like intravenous IV infusions that supposedly support your mitochondria, and ancient wisdom, like the Toltec philosophy that ruled the Aztecs of Central Mexico, makes him a tough study.
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Although BCG is given to infants, the most likely eventual target group for intravenous administration would be children about 10 years old, Dr. Flynn and Dr. Seder said, because they have more mature immune systems.
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Pfizer disclosed the subpoenas in a statement a day after ICU Medical Inc, which recently acquired the company's global infusion therapy business, on Tuesday said it had received a similar subpoena related to intravenous solutions.
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This type of anesthesia is typically called monitored anesthesia care and an anesthesia provider (a doctor or nurse anesthetist) administers intravenous anesthesia in an operating room or a surgical center to control pain and anxiety.
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The New York Times reports that New York Mayor Bill de Blasio has released a plan calling for four supervised injection facilities (SIFs) throughout the city as a harm reduction strategy for intravenous drug users.
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With his brother Arash, a physician, Alaei set up Iran's first HIV clinic in the late 260s, establishing a network of needle exchanges primarily aimed at stemming the spread of the virus through intravenous-heroin use.
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Bio-Path is a biotechnology company focused on developing therapeutic products utilizing DNAbilize™, its proprietary liposomal delivery and antisense technology, to systemically distribute nucleic acid drugs throughout the human body with a simple intravenous transfusion.
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In 2015, the county saw a surge in HIV infections among intravenous drug users, followed by Pence's sluggish response to calls for a clean needle-exchange program (though he took some time to pray about it).
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In its ruling, USADA said intravenous infusions or injections in excess of 100mL within a 12-hour period and without a therapeutic use exemption certificate are prohibited, unless legitimately received in the course of hospital treatment.
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It's spawned a multibillion-dollar industry encompassing not just cosmetic creams but invasive procedures such as skin bleaching, chemical peels, laser treatments, steroid cocktails, "whitening" pills and intravenous injections–all with varying effectiveness and health risks.
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"So far, in the first 12, 14 patients we've treated, we've been able to show that with just one hour [of] intravenous infusion of the drug, patients are basically free of bleeding episodes," the CEO said.
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As well as a handful of clinics, mobile teams are ready to go to inaccessible parts of the camps with oral rehydration salts that can save cholera patients if they can't get access to intravenous fluids.
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Frederick McLeish, 53, a former pharmacist at the hospital, is accused of removing the drugs from vials intended to be used in the preparation of intravenous medications for patients, and replacing them with a saline solution.
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Alcoholics, people who have had bariatric surgery, those with eating disorders and people with AIDS are at increased risk of developing hypokalemia, and doctors may prescribe oral potassium pills or even intravenous potassium in severe cases.
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Contemporary Russian prisons have used intravenous drips for hunger strikers, said Valery V. Borshov, a member of a civilian oversight group for prisons, but the cruder funnel-and-tube form also remains an option for jailers.
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Vasopressors can be administered early on, during or after the infusion of fluids; a new treatment guideline for hospitals says the drugs should be started within the first hour if patients aren't responding to intravenous fluids.
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Democrats noted that Mr. Pence was blamed for aggravating a severe AIDS outbreak among intravenous drug users when he opposed calls for a clean needle exchange program on the grounds it would encourage more drug use.
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The four additional treatments approved by Congo's ethics committee are Remdesivir, made by U.S.-based Gilead Sciences; ZMapp, an intravenous treatment made by San Diego's Mapp Pharmaceutical; Japanese drug Favipiravir; and Regeneron Pharmaceuticals' Regn3450 – 53 – 3479.
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That's why, when I read that the intravenous new treatment for postpartum depression, called brexanolone, involved up to 60 hours in a medical facility and will likely cost between $20,000 to $35,000 without insurance, I balked.
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Endo withdrew the drug from the market last year, about four months after an advisory panel to the FDA concluded that while the rates of nasal abuse associated with Opana fell, rates of intravenous abuse rose.
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You will report here at eight each morning, when the clinic opens, for your intravenous medication, and"—she held up two plastic pill containers—"you will take your oral medication, without fail , every night at dinner.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Less than a week ago, Tiffany Schwantes, 34, was hooked up to an intravenous chemotherapy drip at her local cancer center in Huntsville, Alabama, receiving treatment for cancer that has metastasized to her lungs.
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The patient, a 49-year-old woman who hasn't been identified, was treated with intravenous antibiotics and as now home and well, said Dr. Mary Hinkle, an expert in antibiotic resistance who works on the MRSN team.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China is investigating a manufacturer of medical products following reports that it sold human immunoglobulin for intravenous injection that had possibly been contaminated with HIV, though authorities said tests found no sign of the virus.
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For example, in Scott County, Indiana, a rural county 75 miles southwest of Cincinnati, a state of emergency was declared last year after the number of HIV cases skyrocketed due to the use of intravenous pain killers.
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When doctors use ventilators, intravenous fluids, heavy medication and dialysis machines to sustain a patient's life, that patient often finds their identity and independence all but vanishes as they slowly fade away in a cold, clinical setting.
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He was hooked up to an intravenous drip after being admitted to hospital at the weekend, but was able to talk, said Chat Sineang, the director of the Kandal Provincial Prison where Duch is serving his sentence.
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Five of the 20 volunteers who received intravenous doses of 270,000 weakened parasites remained uninfected even after being bitten by mosquitoes with malaria three weeks after the final inoculation, at six months and again after a year.
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"After the intravenous administration of 11-OH-Δ⁹-THC, there were pronounced psychologic and pharmacologic effects…A marked tachycardia, an intense psychologic high, and considerable symptoms were produced," researchers from the Lilly Laboratory for Clinical Research wrote.
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The patients described in Dr. Moslehi's article — a woman, 65, and a man, 63 — developed heart problems and died a few weeks after just one intravenous treatment with a combination of two checkpoint inhibitors: Opdivo and Yervoy.
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Now, under normal circumstances, I would have put intravenous wellness drips in the same category as oxygen bars—a faddish and scientifically dubious way to wring money out of the bored and rich in the 21st Century.
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The World Anti-Doping Agency (WAda) only allows intravenous infusions of up to 50 millilitres unless there is a clear medical reason, such as a hospital admission, or if the athlete has a Therapeutic Use Exemption (TUE).
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The goal of the trial is to determine whether it is better to limit fluids and start vasopressors — drugs that constrict blood vessels — quickly, or to use more intravenous fluids and postpone giving the drugs to patients.
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James refused afterward to acknowledge that he had indeed been suffering from cramps — or even to use the word — admitting only that he had refused the team's suggestion to intake intravenous fluids during his locker-room visit.
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Twenty-five percent of the kids who drank the electrolyte solution still needed intravenous (IV) fluids or other additional treatment, compared to only about 17 percent of the kids who drank apple juice and their favorite drink.
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For example, in Scott County, Indiana, a rural county 75 miles southwest of Cincinnati, a state of emergency was declared last year after the number of HIV cases skyrocketed due to the use of intravenous pain killers.
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Not wanting HIV-infected blood in the donation pool is understandable, and it's the basis for other bans—intravenous drug users, who are at an increased risk of HIV infection, are also prohibited from donating blood, for example.
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"There was nothing that I was taking that was prohibited," swimmer Ryan Lochte says, announcing that he's accepted a one-year suspension handed down by the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency for using an intravenous vitamin infusion #tictocnews pic.twitter.
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Treatment for endocarditis usually involves up to six weeks of intravenous antibiotics, often in the hospital because doctors are wary of sending addicted patients home with IV lines for fear they would use them to inject illicit drugs.
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Two years later, Lochte was suspended again by the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency (USADA) for receiving an intravenous vitamin B-12 infusion — a therapy that delivers the vitamin directly into your veins — which is banned by the agency.
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Solithera™ (solithromycin, CEM-200693) has successfully completed two Phase 3 clinical trials for community-acquired bacterial pneumonia (CABP) and new drug applications for both intravenous and oral capsule formulations have been accepted for review by the FDA.
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But, with the UFC's partnership with the United States Anti-Doping Agency—USADA—since coming into force, it appeared Alves' plans were dead in the water—especially given the ban imposed on intravenous hydration following a weight cut.
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But they might for patients whose needs were closely related to politically divisive subjects, like reproductive health, with issues like contraception, abortion and prenatal screening; or H.I.V. prevention, with risk factors that include sex and intravenous drug use.
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Yet despite a dearth of evidence demonstrating that getting an intravenous vitamin infusion is anything other than the universe's way of telling you have too much money, more drip lounges keep popping up and people keep coming back.
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But Rosemary Cantu, the child's mother, said in an interview published on Wednesday by Texas Monthly and ProPublica that she had watched Ms. Jones inject something into her daughter's intravenous line shortly before she went into cardiac arrest.
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Like so many clinics throughout the country, the one in Maturín ran out of basic supplies like intravenous solutions, leaving the family to search the city and haggle with black-market sellers in the hours before Kevin died.
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"The execution team spent nearly an hour making at least one dozen attempts to establish intravenous (IV) access to Lockett's cardiovascular system, including at his arms and elsewhere on his body," the majority recounted in Glossip v. Gross.
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The company, which supplies a range of hospital products including intravenous devices, pre-filled vials and syringes for injectable drugs, said it expects to earn between 29 cents and 243 cents per share for the quarter ending March 232.
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Eyebrows were raised when Diego Sanchez initially announced his decision to fight at the weight division lower than his previous home at lightweight—especially given the UFC's much-publicized partnership with USADA banning intravenous rehydration following a weight cut.
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In this most recent NEJM case, the ICU team did its best to keep the patient alive as the ethics team mulled over the situation, administering antibiotics, vasopressors (to elevate low blood pressure), intravenous fluid resuscitation, and other measures.
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