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Week of November 07, 2008 |
This week’s topics include HPV infection detection and possible vaccination of boys, the role of homocysteine, physician prescribing of placebos, and chronic medication use in children.
Program notes
0:21 BMJ study on physician prescription of placebos
1:19 Placebos can be inert or active
2:23 Have prescribed placebos
3:03 Alarming increase in medication use in kids
4:57 Use of HPV vaccine in boys
6:34 Oral rinse can detect
7:20 If the incidence was higher we would do
7:36 Two studies on homocysteine
8:00 Homocysteine and depression
9:00 Whether treatment affects disease
10:01 Lowering homocysteine doesn’t help
10:25 End
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