Smita Patel
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Diphenhydramine Side Effects in Older or Elderly People
Older adults should avoid using diphenhydramine as a sleep aid due to increased side effects. Diphenhydramine can cause confusion, dizziness, and urinary retention in people 65 and older. Diphenhydramine, commonly found in sleep aids, poses significant risks for older adults. This article explains why those 65 and older should avoid it due to side effects like confusion and dizziness.
Timing is everything: outcomes of allogeneic HSCT in adults with inborn errors of immunity
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Abstract Outcomes following international MDT assessment of adult IEI patients for allogeneic HSCT suggest early referral is vital: patients considered too high risk for transplant have poor outcomes with a 3-year overall survival of 31%.
By Thomas Fox, Stephen Jolles, Niall Conlon, Charu Chopra, Eleni Tholouli, Moira Thomas, Lisa Anne Devlin, Claire Stockdale, Aarnoud P Huissoon, Neill PF Storrar, Hannah Hunter, Francesca Ferrua, Olaf Neth, Adrian Shields, Sarah Goddard, Arjan Kwakernaak, Godelieve de Bree, Franziska Taube, Katja Sockel, Julia Körholz, Carmen D. Herling, Christian Klemann, Vikram Singh Verified, Veronika Dobšinská, Sarah Johnston, Samar Ojaimi, Ravishankar Sargur, Shankara Paneesha, Danielle Blunt, Shreyans Gandhi, Fredrik Rorsman, Sinisa Savic, Arpad Toth, Helen L. Leavis, Maria Carrabba, Sujoy Khan, Kiran Tawana, John A Snowden, David Lowe, Sorena Kiani-Alikhan, Ariharan Anantharachagan, Catharina Schuetz, Smita Patel, Arian Laurence, Siobhan O. Burns, Venetia Bigley, Emma Morris, Katharine Orf, Hannah Al Yousuf, Nadhira Samsudeen, Suzanne Elcombe, Mari Campbell, Jennifer M. Tjon, Tor Henrik Tvedt, Harichandana Ghanta, Elisa Codero, Anoop Mistry, Prashantha Vaitla, Carsten Schade-Larsen, Valérie Massey, Pavels Gordins, Simon Bulley, Vanessa Daza-Cajigal, Ben Uttenthal
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How Is Parkinson's Disease Treated?
kali9/Getty Images Medications like levodopa and carbidopa may help you manage Parkinson's disease. You can try physical therapy to improve your balance, gait, and motor function. Deep brain stimulation is a surgical option if your body does not respond to medications. There is no outright cure for Parkinson's disease. Treatment options typically involve some combination of medications, physical and occupational therapy, and lifestyle changes. 1.
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