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  1. Early-Onset Colorectal Cancer Group

    Physical medicine and rehabilitation doctors. Physical therapists. Radiation oncologists. Reproductive and fertility medicine professionals. Social workers and ...

  2. Medicina osteopática: ¿qué tipo de médico es un osteópata? - Mayo Clinic

    Medicines. 2022; doi:10.3390/medicines9050033. Chin J, et al. Assessing the ... Osteopathic medicine - What kind of doctor is a DO. Tu donación es muy ...

  3. Medicina integral y salud - Panorama general - Mayo Clinic

    Integrative medicine (complementary and alternative medicine). Rochester, Minn.: Mayo Foundation for Medical Education and Research; 2019. Complementary ...

  4. Alanine aminotransferase (ALT) blood test - Mayo Clinic

    Medicines. Some medicines and supplements may affect your ALT liver level. · Food and drinks. A fatty meal may cause ALT to go up. · Caffeine. There's no strong ...

  5. Transsphenoidal surgery

    People with an underactive thyroid gland, also called hypothyroidism, may need to take medicine to manage the condition before surgery. Food and medicines.

  6. Atención médica en Mayo Clinic

    Clinical trials give you access to medicines and the latest treatments not yet generally available. ... Specialists in integrative medicine can provide ...

  7. Inquietud sobre los medicamentos durante el embarazo - Mayo Clinic

    Medicine considerations during pregnancy. Tu donación es muy poderosa... ¿quieres hacerla hoy mismo? Para donar. ¿Te gustaría hacer una donación deducible de ...

  8. Cancer Physician Update e-Edition, August 2015

    Focus includes practical updates on subspecialty topics, including anesthesiology, allergy, cardiovascular diseases, consultative medicine, dermatology ...

  9. Sobre - Mayo Clinic

    You may also need to stop taking your regular medicines before the test. Follow any instructions you get from your care team. You must wear comfortable ...

  10. Zenker's diverticulum

    Rigid endoscope procedure. Before the procedure, you're given medicine called general anesthesia to put you into a sleeplike state. The ENT specialist uses a ...