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PAHO asked the IACHR issued recommendations to protect citizens with HIV

Washington, 23 mar (EFE).-the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) today expressed its concern on the situation of HIV-positive in the Caribbean and asked to see a recommendation to ensure the rights of people with HIV in America. PAHO, regional agency of the World Health Organization, said at a hearing before the Inter-American Commission on human rights (IACHR) that there are legal, social and political elements that hinder access to the health system and the basic rights of the HIV-positive in this region. Why he urged the independent of the Organization of American States (OAS), organization responsible for ensuring human rights in the region, to develop a recommendation inter-American so that the States of the continent to ensure the rights of people with HIV. The health institution advocated modifying punitive laws on this group, properly apply mechanisms of constitutional protection and even reforming the Magnas letters of some of the countries clauses. PAHO stressed difficulties in access to condoms, treatment of retroviral and health care in the Caribbean region, where it is estimated that there are about 50 daily HIV infections, explained the doctor of PAHO Edward Greene. His colleague Javier VÃ¡zquez, meanwhile stressed that “there is a great lack of knowledge among the judges, parliamentarians and rulers” region on the problems of HIV and on the solutions to be taken. Concerns the Caribbean, health experts stressed the serious problems...

FDA must remove antibiotics from animal feed: judge

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new YORK (Reuters) – A federal judge ordered to the U.S. regulators to withdraw the authorization of use of common antibiotics in feedingstuffs, the mention concern that excessive use can put in risk human health by creating “superbacterias” resistant to medication. The judge Theodore Katz ordered Thursday the Administration food and United States drugs (FDA by its acronym in English) to begin procedures to put an end to the authorization unless the producers of medicines can generate evidence that their use is safe. If the laboratories can not prove that inofensividad, the FDA must withdraw approval for non-medical uses of these drugs, the judge ruled. The Agency had begun with these procedures in 1997, driven by concerns about the widespread use in the food for the cattle of certain antibiotics, particularly tetracycline and penicillin, more common. But that process never was completed and the authorization remains in effect. “in these years has been growing scientific evidence of the “ risks to the health of the expanded of antibiotics use in cattle, and there is no evidence that the FDA has changed its position on that isn’t shown that these uses are “ insurance”, wrote Katz. The demand was made by environmental groups and defence of public health. The plaintiffs argued that use common antibiotics in the cattle feed contributed to rapid growth of bacteria resistant to drugs in animals...

In surgery for trauma, hypothermia raises the risk of wound infection

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new YORK, 23 mar (Reuters) – hypothermia intraoperative of less than 35 degrees Celsius increases more than the double the risk of infections in the area of the operation then of a laparotomy for trauma, according to a report published in Annals of Surgery. “our results suggest that the normothermia “ intraoperative should be kept strictly in the patients who undergo surgical procedures by “ trauma”, concluded the team doctor Mark j. Seamon, of the Cooper University hospital in Camden, New Jersey. Experts pointed out that the intraoperative normothermia is one measure of quality established in Colorectal, surgery but who have not studied their effects on the rate of infection in the surgical area after laparotomy for trauma. To investigate the issue, the team reviewed the results of 524 patients who survived at least four days after traumatic emergency laparotomy, including 189 to developed wound infections. The intraoperative average lowest temperature ever was 35.2 degrees Celsius and a 30.5 per cent had at least one measurement below 35 degrees, the more predictive point of infection in the wound. After controlling for factors that could cause confusion, the authors found that for each degree below 35 degrees Celsius, the risk of infection in the wound site increased by 221 percent. The experts explained that hypothermia shoots the cutaneous vasoconstriction, which leads to relative hypoxia of the wound, and this sometimes...

Golimumab, cash and insurance for one year for psoriatic arthritis

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new YORK (Reuters Health) – the application of a subcutaneous injection of golimumab per month reduced symptoms of psoriatic arthritis active for a year in an extension the GO-REVEAL test six months. In addition to “significant structural damage inhibition” registered in the week 24, the new data show that the patients had “maintenance of radiographic benefits and “” best physical functions a year”, reported the in Arthritis & Rheumatism team. After the 24th week, patients who began to take placebo were crossed with those used 50 milligrams of Golimumab, while those with an inadequate response they received an increase in dose, according to Dr. Arthur Kavanaugh, of the University of California, San Diego, in the Jolla. In week 52, 358 405 original volunteers (the 88 per cent) still taking the drug, they indicated the authors. Until the 24th week x-rays showed inhibition of damage structural in patients treated with golimumab, added the authors. The study was funded by Janssen, who sells the drug monthly subcutaneous golimumab name Simponi. The Active psoriatic arthritis patients can take Simponi alone or with methotrexate. The prospectus information includes a warning that says that “serious infections leading to international or “ deaths, including tuberculosis, bacterial sepsis, fungi invasive (such as histoplasmosis), and other opportunistic infections “ have occurred in patients taking Simponi”. Are also advised to patients that they are controlled by the risk...

Detected case of tuberculosis in San Diego

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San Diego ( California), 23 mar ( EFE).-A high school student in San Ysidro (EE.)(UU.) He was diagnosed with tuberculosis, health and School district of Sweetwater authorities seek to rule out other infections, reported today the Agency of health and human services in the County (HHSA, for its acronym in English). The student could have infected other colleagues and staff of the campus in a period of exposure of November 1, 2011 until March 6 of this year both in classrooms and in a school under the HHSA bus “TB requires many hours of contact behind closed doors in order to infect others, for what we want to be safe that the Hall of classes or time on the bus with the sick individual who shared are examined,” said in a statement the Dr. Wilma Wooten, officer in charge of the Office of public health in the County. Wooten indicated that the majority of people who are exposed to TB do not develop disease, so tests in schools represent an extra measure of security for individuals, their families and the community. Exams free of charge for students and staff will be offered on 11 April in the secondary San Ysidro, with follow-up on 15 may, in addition to examinations can be ordered through the normal health providers. So far of 2012 have been 35 cases of tuberculosis in San...

Month: March 2012

PAHO asked the IACHR issued recommendations to protect citizens with HIV

FDA must remove antibiotics from animal feed: judge

In surgery for trauma, hypothermia raises the risk of wound infection

Golimumab, cash and insurance for one year for psoriatic arthritis

Detected case of tuberculosis in San Diego

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