Archive - November 2004

• Radial-artery grafts as likely to be fully patent at one-year as saphenous vein grafts (30/11/2004)
• Non-cardiac chest pain needs closer scrutiny in some patients (30/11/2004)
• Family history remains the cornerstone of genomic medicine (29/11/2004)
• Obesity potential risk factor for atrial fibrillation (26/11/2004)
• Small business safety guide published - ABL News (26/11/2004)
• ACS mortality reduced with more secondary-prevention drugs (25/11/2004)
• Sole use of beta-blocker for hypertension queried - MO News (25/11/2004)
• WA workers pin down bosses - ABL News (25/11/2004)
• 'Clot-busters' find ultrasound improves recanalisation (23/11/2004)
• Partner & ABN number, but not an independent contractor - ABL News (23/11/2004)
• Increased risk of CHF hospitalisation with b-agonists (23/11/2004)
• Probation period has to be clearly established - ABL News (22/11/2004)
• Isosorbide dinitrate and hydralazine increases survival among blacks: NEJM (22/11/2004)
• Equivocal benefits from population screening for abdominal aortic aneurysm (22/11/2004)
• Long-term Vic casuals entitled to jury service leave - ABL News (19/11/2004)
• Skilful history-taking and examination should take precedence over investigations (19/11/2004)
• Small business unfair dismissal & redundancy laws back on - ABL News (18/11/2004)
• No benefit for trandolapril in patients on current standard therapy (18/11/2004)
• Doctors still grappling with patient emails (18/11/2004)
• Changes in left ventricular hypertrophy predict cardiovascular events (18/11/2004)
• Long-term benefits of rimonabant confirmed in two-year study (17/11/2004)
• Abnormal glucose regulation more likely with CAD (16/11/2004)
• Statins lower sustained post-MI plaque temperatures (16/11/2004)
• SA Fair Employment Bill introduced - ABL News (16/11/2004)
• High Court considers definition of 'overtime' - ABL News (16/11/2004)
Displaying results 1-25 (of 60)
 |<  < 1 - 2 - 3  >  >| 

Back to archive ...