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The Australasian Nurses Journal|October 1, 1975
The SA Spastic Paralysis Welfare AssnD M Nicholson
Harvard Women'S Health Watch|April 13, 1999
Ask the doctor. I've been taking tamoxifen for several months after completing treatment for breast cancer. My doctor prescribed it primarily to lower my risk of developing cancer in my unaffected breast. As a result of chemotherapy, I underwent menopause abruptly. Tamoxifen has worsened my symptoms, especially hot flashes and vaginal dryness. Other than stopping the tamoxifen, are there ways to deal with the side effects?C R Nicholson
Physical Review Letters|March 27, 1995
Direct molecular dynamics simulation of flow down a chemical potential gradient in a slit-shaped microporeCracknell, Nicholson, Quirke
Harvard Women'S Health Watch|May 8, 1999
By the way, doctor. At my annual physical, I received cards to return to my doctor after collecting small samples of stool to test for fecal occult blood. I'm having trouble getting around to collecting these samples, because it is hard to get along without the motrin I take for back pain. The test materials instruct me to discontinue aspirin or NSAIDs and some foods for at least a week before collecting the samples. What should I do?C R Nicholson
Health Facilities Management|December 10, 1989
Conducting a lighting audit at your facilityF E Nicholson
Harvard Women'S Health Watch|March 29, 2001
By the way, doctor. Recently I saw an advertisement for a new product called Slenderstrip that's supposed to help you lose weight without dieting. That sounds too good to be true. Can you tell me anything about it?C Robb-Nicholson
Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences|January 1, 1976
Case study 1: asbestos--the TLV approachW J Nicholson
American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology|November 16, 1999
Induction of labor and cesarean sectionJ M Nicholson
Harvard Women'S Health Watch|November 24, 1999
By the way, doctor. I'm interested in having vertebroplasty, the treatment for vertebral fractures mentioned in your august issue. When I called Medicare to see if the procedure is covered, I was told "Only if the FDA has approved it." but when I checked with the FDA, I found that no one had applied for approval. Why is this? Is there some way to get vertebroplasty?C Robb-Nicholson
Harvard Women'S Health Watch|July 6, 2000
By the way, doctor: I received an e-mail from a friend about the dangers of using tampons because of the asbestos, dioxin, and rayon in them. Occasionally I get such warnings passed on to me through the Internet and have no way to quickly verify them. Is there truth to this one?C Robb-Nicholson
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The Australasian Nurses Journal|October 1, 1975
The SA Spastic Paralysis Welfare AssnD M Nicholson
Harvard Women'S Health Watch|April 13, 1999
Ask the doctor. I've been taking tamoxifen for several months after completing treatment for breast cancer. My doctor prescribed it primarily to lower my risk of developing cancer in my unaffected breast. As a result of chemotherapy, I underwent menopause abruptly. Tamoxifen has worsened my symptoms, especially hot flashes and vaginal dryness. Other than stopping the tamoxifen, are there ways to deal with the side effects?C R Nicholson
Physical Review Letters|March 27, 1995
Direct molecular dynamics simulation of flow down a chemical potential gradient in a slit-shaped microporeCracknell, Nicholson, Quirke
Harvard Women'S Health Watch|May 8, 1999
By the way, doctor. At my annual physical, I received cards to return to my doctor after collecting small samples of stool to test for fecal occult blood. I'm having trouble getting around to collecting these samples, because it is hard to get along without the motrin I take for back pain. The test materials instruct me to discontinue aspirin or NSAIDs and some foods for at least a week before collecting the samples. What should I do?C R Nicholson
Health Facilities Management|December 10, 1989
Conducting a lighting audit at your facilityF E Nicholson
Harvard Women'S Health Watch|March 29, 2001
By the way, doctor. Recently I saw an advertisement for a new product called Slenderstrip that's supposed to help you lose weight without dieting. That sounds too good to be true. Can you tell me anything about it?C Robb-Nicholson
Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences|January 1, 1976
Case study 1: asbestos--the TLV approachW J Nicholson
American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology|November 16, 1999
Induction of labor and cesarean sectionJ M Nicholson
Harvard Women'S Health Watch|November 24, 1999
By the way, doctor. I'm interested in having vertebroplasty, the treatment for vertebral fractures mentioned in your august issue. When I called Medicare to see if the procedure is covered, I was told "Only if the FDA has approved it." but when I checked with the FDA, I found that no one had applied for approval. Why is this? Is there some way to get vertebroplasty?C Robb-Nicholson
Harvard Women'S Health Watch|July 6, 2000
By the way, doctor: I received an e-mail from a friend about the dangers of using tampons because of the asbestos, dioxin, and rayon in them. Occasionally I get such warnings passed on to me through the Internet and have no way to quickly verify them. Is there truth to this one?C Robb-Nicholson
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