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Marlene Cimons

  • Writer, Freelance
  • Adjunct Professor, University of Maryland
  • None, Aol
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Cómo evitar el delirio después de una cirugía

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By Marlene Cimons
| AARP en Español
El Dr. Paul Schulz lo ha visto incontables veces: pacientes que llegan a su clínica con señales de demencia que aparecieron por primera vez o empeoraron después de una estadía en el hospital. “Una mujer me dijo que su esposo no había vuelto a ser el mismo desde su reemplazo de cadera”, recuerda Schulz, profesor de Neurología en la Facultad de Medicina McGovern de UTHealth en Houston. “Antes estaba bien, pero ahora sufría pérdida de memoria y no podía concentrarse”.
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Medical Review Group Questions Usefulness of Some Alzheimer’s Drugs

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By Marlene Cimons
| AARP
Getty Images Key takaways A meta-analysis found amyloid-clearing drugs showed no clinically meaningful cognitive benefit and increased risks of brain swelling and bleeding. The review pooled 17 trials of seven medicines, finding effects at 18 months were absent or trivial on standard cognitive tests. Some U.S. experts dispute the methods and time frame, saying newer drugs may help some patients and choices should be individualized.
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‘Vaginal estrogen as a face filler? I think not’: Experts critique the new skincare trend

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By Marlene Cimons
| Inkl
‘The biology makes sense, so the concept isn’t coming from nowhere.’ Photograph: Getty Images Vaginal estrogen cream is prescribed to ease genital dryness, irritation and discomfort that results from the loss of estrogen during menopause. The name tells you exactly where to put it. Yet a new trend has been making the rounds on social media.
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