It has been shown in many studies that episodic use of infliximab (and other Anti-TNF agents) increases the incidence of antibody formation towards the drug, when compared with giving the drug on a regular schedule, such as once every 8 weeks 1. Why is this? 1:Incidence and importance of antibo...

Quote from a Japanese clinical trial report: METHOD: An observational study was conducted on patients who relapsed after primary systemic therapy with TZM using the central registration system. The primary end point was progression-free survival (PFS). Secondary end points consisted of the re...

..this packet consists of 14sachets and from Malaysia. How can l get it as from its country. What help does it offer?

Quote from a clinical trial report: The primary end point in this study was progression-free survival (PFS). This refers to the interval from the first day of trastuzumab administration for recurrence until the confirmation of disease progression. In all registered patients, the earliest appe...

Quote: All eligible patients were analyzed. For the background of the patient population, categorical variables were summarized with the frequency and rate and continuous variables with fundamental statistics. The PFS and OS were estimated using the Kaplan-Meier method. Similarly, the PFS was...

Quote: A total of 34 patients were registered between July 2009 and June 2012. The mean age was 53.5 years. The median follow-up time was 23.7 months (2-24 months). The age at the time of recurrence, state of menopause, T and N stage, histologically invasive diameter, number of lymph node met...

I am writing a novel where the main character is a healer in medieval times / a low-technology environment. Most of his work would involve field medicine, or treating people generally as a village healer. I don't know anything about medicine myself, so what is the best source for me to learn abo...

From a clinical trial report: I think that Ps stands for parasternal (nodes) but what could Sp mean? I haven't found a mention of "Ps" in the literature by googling for about 20 minutes.

From a clinical trial article: The table describes the locations in which breast cancer tumors recurred in patients. I think that Ax means "axillary" or "axilla", but I don't understand the whole phrase: "Counter side Ax". Where might this be?

I am looking forward to joining the Ontario law enforcement but I have not started my serious training yet. I am looking for guidance on how to apply for the officer's position. I am regular at the gym with an adequate body mass. I really need to work on my upper body strength especially my shoul...