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Thanks Rosemary Lee...interesting!!

Carol

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[Guest guest]

Thanks Rosemary Lee...interesting!!

Carol

ROSEMARY LEE wrote:

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> I thought you might be interested in this.

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02.01.banc-06.html>

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Sent By: Jim Easley

An interesting article on other lesser known effects of cocaine. Something to

think about with your abdominal pain patients. Stay safe

Easley

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> I thought you might be interested in this. Lynn, it

> mentions sarcoidosis, I think as being a reason for

> gyn disorders.

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> Arline

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> http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/408847_3

This article is talking about IBD (aka Crohn's and Colitis). I have

neither. Sarcoidosis of the intestines can mimic IBD as it grows

lesions just like Crohns but a different type of lesion called a

granuloma. That is why they are suggesting you rule out the

differential diagnosis of sarcoidisis in IBD cases with fistulas or

lesions of the perineum.

My sarcoidosis was in remission before this burning started.

Lynn

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This is a short video about the US official stance toward screening for

prostate cancer. He comments from the physicians, especially the non

urologists are very interesting.

Thank you for calling this to my attention.

You have to register but it is free.

Kathy --

One more article about:

" There's not enough evidence to support PCa screening. "

You're welcome to post it on the Yahoo PCa list, and wherever else you'd

like.

Having just read the Yahoo PCa posts about someone who had an _initial_ PSA

level of 120, I've got to wonder about the common sense of the

" evidence-based " claque.

Cohen

http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/574168?src=mp & spon=17 & uac=113983MZ

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[Guest guest]

This is a short video about the US official stance toward screening for

prostate cancer. He comments from the physicians, especially the non

urologists are very interesting.

Thank you for calling this to my attention.

You have to register but it is free.

Kathy --

One more article about:

" There's not enough evidence to support PCa screening. "

You're welcome to post it on the Yahoo PCa list, and wherever else you'd

like.

Having just read the Yahoo PCa posts about someone who had an _initial_ PSA

level of 120, I've got to wonder about the common sense of the

" evidence-based " claque.

Cohen

http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/574168?src=mp & spon=17 & uac=113983MZ

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[Guest guest]

This is a short video about the US official stance toward screening for

prostate cancer. He comments from the physicians, especially the non

urologists are very interesting.

Thank you for calling this to my attention.

You have to register but it is free.

Kathy --

One more article about:

" There's not enough evidence to support PCa screening. "

You're welcome to post it on the Yahoo PCa list, and wherever else you'd

like.

Having just read the Yahoo PCa posts about someone who had an _initial_ PSA

level of 120, I've got to wonder about the common sense of the

" evidence-based " claque.

Cohen

http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/574168?src=mp & spon=17 & uac=113983MZ

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