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New study tracks childrens' health

Wednesday, January 21st, 2009

download Faeries dvd The largest study of childrens health ever undertaken in the U.S. is now underway.

In an effort to learn more about the effects of pollution on American children, the National Children’s Study will track

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The study will follow up to 100,000 children from their first trimester before birth until they are at least 21. The study will track this cohort’s exposure to many environmental factors in an effort to learn more about the effects of pollution on American children.

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Pregnant women who are invited to take part in the study will be asked to commit themselves and their children to 38 hours of examinations in the first two years. After that, only the children will be examined every three years.

The study will begin with selected pregnant women in Queens, N.Y. and Duplin County, N.C. After 18 months, the trial will expand nationwide to include more than 100 diverse locations.

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Researchers will look at whether exposure to environmental toxins such as plastics, fertilizers, and household chemicals, as well as diet interacts with genetics to contribute to birth defects and to adversely affect a child’s developing health.

The impact of environmental pollution on conditions such as autism, asthma, cerebral palsy, diabetes and attention deficit disorder could begin to be available in three to five years.

This ambitious study is sponsored in part by the National Institutes of Health with support from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).

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Despite odds, nurse with cerebral palsy to graduate

Saturday, January 17th, 2009

At the age of three, Carla Pease was diagnosed with cerebral palsy.

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According to Minot Daily News from Minot, North Dakota, her experiences with the nurses who took care of her made her want to become a nurse herself.

"I was never one of those kids that said I wanted to be a doctor or a lawyer. I always knew I wanted to be a nurse," said Pease. "When I was three, I was diagnosed with cerebral palsy, and I spent a lot of time in the hospital having surgeries. The nurses were the ones who took care of me. I knew I wouldn’t be happy being anything other than a nurse."

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In addition to her cerebral palsy, Pease developed a condition called reflex sympathetic dystrophy (RSD) when she was 16. RSD attacks the nervous system after a surgery or some type of trauma.

Pease finished her LPN degree through the Dakota Nursing Program in July 2008, and she’ll finish her RN program this May. She hopes to get her masters in nursing, and she credits the help of the Dakota Nursing Program and the students in it for her success.

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"Everybody in the Dakota Nursing Program was really wonderful. They didn’t wait to see me struggle with something. They always offered me help if I needed it. They never treated me any differently with my cerebral palsy. They never gave me the easy patient to take care of or anything. I never felt like I was a second-class nursing student because of my cerebral palsy," Pease said.

Despite overcoming drastic odds, Pease still has to be careful, but she is optimistic. "It has been brought to my attention that physically, nursing isn’t the best career for me to go into, but I would rather have 10 seconds of something meaningful than a lifetime of doing nothing special."

The dangers of Botox

Friday, September 12th, 2008

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It turns out that the popular cosmetic treatment Botox may have some ugly side effects, especially when used for off-label treatments. A class action lawsuit has been filed in California by Botox users against its manufacturer, Allergan Inc., alleging failure to warn, along with several other individual cases.

The lawyers for the plaintiffs in California claim three deaths associated with Botox use. In Texas, a 69-year-old nurse died after getting Botox injections for her neck and shoulder pain, as well as a 7-year-old girl with cerebral palsy who was receiving the shots to control the spasms caused by her disease. In Arizona, a 71-year-old woman died after losing the ability to speak or swallow, most likely caused by a cosmetic Botox treatment she received in a mall clinic.

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Botox comes from botulinum toxin Type A, which in its raw form, is a very deadly poison. It was approved by the Food and Drug Administration almost 20 years ago for soothing wrinkles. The FDA warned back in back in February that they were investigating reports of serious reactions in botulinum-based drugs such as Botox and Myobloc.

The consumer group Public Citizen reports 16 deaths due to Botox (or Myobloc) between 1997 and 2006 as well as 180 patients that developed life-threatening conditions and 87 hospitalizations.

Most reports of adverse side-effects due to Botox treatment have come out of off-label use. Though Botox is essentially only approved to treat wrinkles, some doctors use it to treat migraines, spasms and pain.

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Topamax® linked to birth defects

Wednesday, August 20th, 2008

Starship Troopers ipod A recent British study has found that the widely-used epilepsy drug Topamax® (topiramate) raises the risk of birth defects when taken by pregnant women. When combined with the drug valproate, the risk of the occurrence birth defects is even higher.

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The results are still statistically uncertain because the study included only 203 women, but experts were not surprised with the findings because Topamax has been shown to cause defects in animals.

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Of the 203 pregnancies in the study, 18 ended in spontaneous abortion, five in induced abortions, and two in stillbirths. Of the 178 babies born, 16 had major birth defects. In three of those cases, the mothers had only taken topiramate and the other 13 involved topiramate and other drugs. Cleft palates or lips were present in four of the babies, an occurrence 11 times the normal rate of 1 in 500 among women not taking epilepsy drugs. Four male babies had genital birth defects, up 14 times the normal rate of 1 in 300.

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Doctors urge epileptic women to continue taking the drug during pregnancy despite the enormous risks because of the danger of seizures on the unborn babies. Women who are taking the drug to prevent migraines should stop if they become pregnant or are planning to become pregnant.