Exit ear problems: new treatment may chase fluid out faster

Article Abstract:

Research has indicated that the use of antibiotics combined with a steroid called beclomethasone tends to dry up fluid in a child's ear faster than the use of antibiotics alone. Tests were conducted on children with the condition called otitis media with effusion.

Health aspects, Care and treatment, Otitis media with effusion, Steroids (Drugs), Beclomethasone dipropionate, Beclomethasone

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Head off crises: drug may prevent sickle-cell flare-ups

Article Abstract:

A study of 299 sickle cell anemia victims indicates that the drug hydroxyurea may be able to alleviate fever, pain and other symptoms normally associated with the disease. Previous therapy included the use of oxygen, blood transfusions, and painkillers.

Research, Sickle cell anemia, Drug therapy, Hydroxyurea

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