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MALE CIRCUMCISION

REDUCE HIV INCIDENCE

 

 

March 25, 2009  — Male circumcision

significantly reduced the incidence of  HIV

and herpes simplex virus type 2    (HSV-2)

infection  and   the   prevalence  of  human

papillomavirus (HPV) infection, suggesting

potential public health benefits,  according

to the results of a randomized    controlled

trial reported in the March 26 issue of   the

 New England Journal of Medicine 

 

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GANGLION 

 

 

A ganglion (GANG-lee-un) cyst is a swelling

under the skin that is filled with a thick,

jelly-like substance. It is a swelling that often

appears on or around joints and tendons in

the hand (or sometime foot). The size of the

cyst can vary over time, often becoming more

inflamed if irritated. It is most frequently

located around the wrist and on the fingers.

Ganglion cysts form when tissues surrounding

certain joints become inflamed and swell up

with lubricating fluid. They can increase in

size when the tissue is irritated and often can

"disappear" spontaneously. These masses or

cysts appear to grow sometimes but they are

not tumours or cancerous 

 

 

 

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    Breast MRI in Patient

     With Newly Diagnosed

     Breast Cancer  CME 

     

     

    Use  of  breast  MRI  in  the preoperative

    evaluation of patients recently diagnosed

    with   breast   cancer   has      increased

    significantly    over  the   past  10   years

    because   of  its  well - documented high

    sensitivity   for   detecting       otherwise

    occult   breast   cancer  in  the   affected

    and contralateral breasts. However,

    published research reports on the

    impact of this improved cancer  

    detection  are limited. Equally  important

    are  growing concerns that the quality of

    breast  MRI  may  vary        significantly

    across   practice   sites,  and   therefore

    the published value  of  MRI  may not be

    achieved for many patients.

     

     

     

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