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Does Duct Tape Cures Warts?
Published on 19 Dec, 2006 at 14:15 in Evidence Reviews | Viewed 3,307 views times | No Comments
Bottom Line: Duct tape is at least as effective as traditional cryotherapy for removal of wart. Review:
Can Ginger Treat Common Cold?
Published on 7 Sep, 2006 at 15:56 in Evidence Reviews | Viewed 5,044 views times | No Comments
Bottom Line: There is unclear evidence stating that Ginger would treat symptoms of common cold, but there is little evidence to suggest that Ginger juice may have antihistaminergic and anticholinergic effects that may help during common cold. Review:
Does having a prior BCG vaccine affect positive PPD test (screening test for Tuberculosis)?
Published on 4 Sep, 2006 at 10:17 in Evidence Reviews | Viewed 11,170 views times | 5 Comments
Bottom Line: Prior BCG vaccination have variable effect on PPD results. It varies with age at vaccination, number of years since the BCG vaccination, number of times vaccinated, and number of PPD performed. When evaluating Positive PPD among immigrants, disregard the history of BCG vaccination. Review: BCG vaccination is given in the areas where tuberculosis
Is it true that high dietary calcium intake promote weight loss?
Published on 22 Jul, 2006 at 17:43 in Evidence Reviews | Viewed 3,193 views times | No Comments
Is it true that high dietary calcium intake promote weight loss? Bottom Line: High dietary calcium intake does not promote weight loss. Review: Although energy balance is the key element in weight regulation, several studies suggested that calcium metabolism and perhaps other components of dairy products may contribute to shifting the energy balance and thus
Does daily baby Aspirin helps prevent vascular events (MI/Stroke) in all patients?
Published on 23 Jun, 2006 at 23:01 in Evidence Reviews | Viewed 1 views times | 1 Comment
Is it true? A baby Aspirin daily helps prevent vascular events (MI/Stroke) in all patients. Bottom Line: Aspirin decreases the incidence of coronary heart disease in adults who are at increased risk for heart disease. There is also good evidence that aspirin increases the incidence of gastrointestinal bleeding and fair evidence that aspirin increases the
Does Calcium and Vitamin D supplementation alone reduce the risk of fractures in at-risk patient?
Published on 25 May, 2006 at 22:13 in Evidence Reviews | Viewed 1 views times | 1 Comment
Does Calcium and Vitamin D supplementation alone reduce the risk of fractures in at-risk patient? Bottom Line: The calcium and Vitamin D supplementation alone does not cause significant reduction in risk of fractures in at risk women. There is no data available for male population.
