What are the 3 types of longitudinal studies? answers (24)

A: 1) prospective study 2) Case-control study 3) Retrospective cohort study...

A: We were unable to find clinical guidance on either specific screening for diabetic peripheral neuropathy or annual diabetic patient review for circulation and neurology. However, using TRIP and Medline, we found two clinical guidelines for diagnosis of diabetic neuropathy (DN) which may be helpful. We also found a protocol for diabetic foot assessment which may be of interest, and some additional sources of information.   the first clinical guideline is from the International Diabetes Federation “Global Guideline for Type 2 Diabetes” (1) published in 2005. the guideline has a specific chapter on nerve...

A: I''m not a professional in the medical field. All information indicate below is just research informational ONLY. Dense breasts and “dense mammograms” Dense breast tissue is partially genetic and you won’t know if you’ve inherited it until you get a mammogram — but it relates directly to the likelihood of detecting a cancer with mammography--Women with family histories or other high risk factors should be screened at a breast center where they can be informed of their results the same day and have additional testing (if necessary) done at that same time or scheduled in...

A: Let me deal with the most important question.  Will a biopsy open Pandora"s box?  the answer is no.  Multiple longitudinal studies have shown that biopsy does not make cancer spread like wildfire or somehow "take-off," making matters worse.  This is actually an old wives tales that likens cancers to dandelion blossoms that spread in the wind creating more weeds once disturbed.  Breast cancer is not a weed.   there are many breast researchers who believe and with justification, that breast cancer is a systemic disease at the onset.  This is why

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A: We would not use those but look at his CBC and diff to indicate the dose for each item. see the articles below for other ideas 1 - 12 of 12One page. 1: Int J Neuropsychopharmacol. 2008 Mar 14;:1-15 [Epub ahead of print]Related Articles, Links   the role of 5-HT2A and 5-HT2C receptors in the signal attenuation rat model of obsessive-compulsive disorder. Flaisher-Grinberg S, Klavir O, Joel D. Department of Psychology, Tel Aviv University, Ramat-Aviv, Tel Aviv, Israel. Serotonin 5-HT2A and 5-HT2C receptors have been implicated in...

A: Ok, just figured out that it won''t let me link to within the site. This is the article. Breastfeeding and later cognitive and academic outcomes. Horwood LJ, Fergusson DM. Christchurch Health and Development Study, Christchurch School of Medicine, Christchurch, New Zealand. OBJECTIVE: This study examines the associations between duration of breastfeeding and childhood cognitive ability and academic achievement over the period from 8 to 18 years using data collected during the course of an 18-year longitudinal study of a birth cohort

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A: Dear Kristin, Please print this out to read.  It is a bit lengthy and in some places technical.  By the way, you are not crazy, and your complaints are normal. You have unfortunately been given the runaround by a physician who does not know what he is talking about. He may have the best intentions, but just not the training to deal effectively with your injuries. I often wonder why patients even bother to see their medical doctors after a car crash, especially when they can find no explanation for your...

A: Dear Jimi, Print this answer it is lengthy and complicated. Bottom line here is that she likely has ligamentous, facet joint, sacroilliac joint and possible disk injury from the crash.  Medical professionals are often not trained well in the soft tissue of the body, and do not understand the pain patterns well or effective rehab techniques, especially after crash injury.  they just aren"t trained well in this field.   these things can be really complicated due to

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A: Dear Amy, Well, this is normal..unfortunately...the medical professionals you have been treated by have completely missed the boat on this, and you should have been going to a chiropractic physician for the entire time...not a physical therapist, and drugs/TENS will not fix anything...they have no therapeutic value, only palliative values.  I see this all the time, and often get patients in my office after they have been to all the other medical pr

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A: Dear Joseph, Print this out, it is lengthy!!  Now, I get so sick of hearing people tell me that their medical doctor doesn"t think that disk bulges can cause pain...this is a ridiculous assumption...even if the disk bulges are "mild".  Not to mention that your x-rays were "negative" tells me nothing...negative for what?  Did your medical doctor actually give you a diagnosis other than back pain? Did they discuss nerve supply, referred pain or muscular stabilization?  Lastly, a CT scan is not the best imaging to evaluate the disk an MRI is, and...