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Even young children have been effectively treated for vitamin D deficiency with 50 000 IUs of vitamin D weekly for 6 weeks or 2000 IUs of vitamin D daily.
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While many inflammatory conditions can be effectively treated, for example with steroids, these drugs can often cause unwanted side effects.
You can be effectively treated for SAD.
In most cases, patients can be effectively treated for both the cardiac event and the oncological condition.
As noted by this protocol, a significant proportion of patients undergoing temperature modulation can be effectively treated for shivering without oversedation and paralysis.
Most lesions will need resection and clearance of regional lymph nodes and are effectively treated as for gastric adenocarcinoma.
HIV/AIDS can be effectively treated in Haiti for approximately US$1000 per patient per year.
The case series showed that some patients develop straightforward phobias after trauma and can be effectively treated with CBT for phobia.
Four patients had received imatinib chemotherapy, one patient underwent adjuvant therapy, two of three patients with recurrence were effectively treated and remained alive for 36 and 66 months, and the other patient died of the disease.
Patients who are effectively treated but who have, for example, non-significant CAD as detected by CT angiogram, may continue flecainide but should be instructed about warning symptoms, including unexplained fatigue, new or increased chest pain, or syncope.
Authorities this week finally dropped their misguided case against Nadine Hays, the woman who was effectively treated like a thug last year for insisting on carrying applesauce and other snacks aboard a flight at Bob Hope Airport for her 93-year-old mother.
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