April 30, 2009
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 The Sun |
Will a blitz on bacteria help?The Sun, UKI'VE had terrible acid reflux for 20 years. I've been prescribed everything on the market and have heard that killing bacteria in the stomach can help. What do you think? by email This idea is just a red herring. Stomach bacteria are sometimes linked …
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Source:Will a blitz on bacteria help? - The Sun
April 25, 2009
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Watch a Live Surgical Webcast for Treatment of Acid RefluxOR-Live, CTMillions of Americans suffer from the discomfort of Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease, or GERD. Now, a minimally invasive procedure called Laparoscopic Nissen Fundoplication, is helping ease the pain for people living with reflux. On Thursday, May 21, …
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Source:Watch a Live Surgical Webcast for Treatment of Acid Reflux - OR-Live
April 23, 2009
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Family Doctor: Unresponsive osteoporosis needs specialistCanton Repository, OHI experienced acid reflux that would come on at all times of the day and night. I had reflux problems about five days a week, but it stopped when I discontinued the Fosamax. Another problem I had with the drug was problems with my teeth. …
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Source:Family Doctor: Unresponsive osteoporosis needs specialist - Canton Repository
April 19, 2009
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On the Pulse - 17th April 2009OnMedica, UKAcid reflux causes bronchoconstriction through microaspiration into the airways, and by reflex-mediated effects of acid on the oesophagus. Beta-agonists and methylxanthine bronchodilators can decrease the tone of the lower oesophageal sphincter. …
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Source:On the Pulse - 17th April 2009 - OnMedica
April 17, 2009
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Study: Acid-reflux drugs don't benefit asthma patientsSmartBrief, DCA study backed by the US government found that proton pump inhibitors failed to improve the conditions of asthmatics who don't exhibit heartburn or other symptoms of acid reflux. The finding indicates that the acid-reflux drugs "should not be routinely …
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Source:Study: Acid-reflux drugs don't benefit asthma patients - SmartBrief
April 16, 2009
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Health in the News — And Your Life The Checkup Health in the News …Washington Post, United StatesFor decades, it's been thought that acid reflux could worsen many of the symptoms of asthma by making the airways narrow. As a result, many asthmatics take drugs such as Nexium, which are used to treat heartburn. Researchers at Johns Hopkins studied …
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Source:Health in the News — And Your Life The Checkup Health in the News … - Washington Post