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While a variety of treatments, such as steroids and anti-inflammatory agents, currently exist, they generally target only symptoms, according to Wayne I. Lencer, the chief of gastroenterology at Children’s Hospital and an associate professor at Harvard Medical School.
Speaking Out If the developed world does not always do a good job of keeping itself well, health-care leaders there do understand that to fix the diseases you've got, you first have to talk about them. That is often not remotely the case elsewhere. In early September, Dr...
The results of even the most aggressive efforts may be mixed. Mobile mammography units have taken to the field in South Africa to improve that country's woeful rate of detection and treatment. But when a suspicious mass is found, timely follow-up visits are difficult for the mammography teams...
Even in Japan, nobody's idea of a struggling country, cost is a barrier. In 2000 the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare called for the introduction of mammography for all women over 50. As of 2005, only 7% of women follow that recommendation. The price tag of a single...
When they were beating him, Li says they repeated: "Get out of Beijing. You can't be a lawyer in Beijing." After several hours of this, they took him to a remote suburb and dumped him there. Li, who sounds remarkably calm about the episode, got himself checked out in...