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Our study found one third of Australians had consulted with a CM practitioner in the previous 12 months; a finding supported by previous research4.

Patients with a solitary synchronous bone metastasis had the longest survival (40 months), a finding that is supported by other studies23,24.

A newly published study has shown that a sleeping pill can be used effectively for at least six months, a finding some specialists said could lead to broader use of drugs for insomnia.

Consistent with other reports13, we found quite a large number of maternal cells in the suckling's blood even after two months, a finding emphasizing the significance of the phenomenon.

[C14.] New Study on Sleeping Pill A newly published study has shown that a sleeping pill made by Sepracor can be taken daily for at least six months, a finding some specialists said could lead to broader use of drugs for insomnia.

Doctors at the American Society of Clinical Oncology meeting here said Sunday that temsirolimus, an experimental drug from Wyeth, prolonged lives in very sick kidney cancer patients by about three and a half months, a finding that could pave the way for the drug's approval next year.

However, it was still impressive (85%) even at the end of 3 months (table 2)—a finding of considerable importance.

Health care, notably, did not evoke the ire one saw months ago, a finding confirmed in EMILY List's survey of surge women voters in some of the group's targeted districts.

After 6 months a stable finding was documented via HRCT and no clinical symptoms were present.

When the number of long-term conditions (multimorbidity) variable in the multi-variate model was replaced by self-reported general health over the last 12 months, a similar finding was observed - patients with worse general health had lower PEI scores.

A lethal combination of drought, heat and voracious bark beetles has killed 26 million trees in the Sierra Nevada over the last eight months -- an alarming finding for a state already raging with wildfires fueled by desiccated landscapes.