目前分類:小小的克拉克見習日誌 (96)
- Feb 13 Tue 2007 20:11
見習成績陸陸續續出來囉
- Feb 12 Mon 2007 23:52
今天遇到孟芳...(大孟芳)
原來牙醫INT也要去開GS的COMBINE MEETING XD
還要COVER其他病房 (特別是年假期間~ 真是辛苦了)
不過大孟芳一點都不大
看起來還是小小隻的...
- Jan 19 Fri 2007 00:39
兩週倒數~
- Jan 17 Wed 2007 01:40
DynaMed....
- Jan 17 Wed 2007 01:13
黃立行的無神論
- Jan 08 Mon 2007 23:02
看成...「六公分牙籤人」...XD
- Jan 04 Thu 2007 18:41
【奶茶】生日快樂~
- Jan 03 Wed 2007 23:50
EBM~ 可不可以不要上課~
- Jan 03 Wed 2007 00:58
Metabolism enzyme inducers
"Randy's Black Car Goes Putt Putt and Smokes":
Rifampin ←個人覺得比較重要的~ XD
Barbiturates
Carbamazepine
- Dec 30 Sat 2006 02:32
臨時演員,一般醫學短片~
- Dec 28 Thu 2006 22:54
【Nephro】今日課題:ABG
- Dec 22 Fri 2006 09:21
睡個回籠覺~
- Dec 22 Fri 2006 00:59
剛收到一封NEJM的目錄
- Dec 21 Thu 2006 00:57
Vitamin D: Protective Effect Against Multiple Sclerosis?
Summary and Comment
Vitamin D: Protective Effect Against Multiple Sclerosis?
High serum 25-hydroxyvitamin D levels are associated with lower risk for MS in whites.
Risk for multiple sclerosis (MS) increases at higher latitudes (i.e., with less sun exposure), and studies have suggested a possible benefit of sun exposure or vitamin D supplementation in lowering risk for MS. In addition, vitamin D prevents MS from developing in animal models. A depository of serum samples was used to retrospectively study the vitamin D–MS relation in a case-control study of 257 patients with definite or probable MS and 514 controls matched by age, sex, and race. Analyses were adjusted for latitude of residence and month of serum collection.
Serum 25-hydroxyvitamin D (25-OHD), a marker of bioavailable vitamin D, was measured at least twice in each patient before a diagnosis of MS was recorded. 25-OHD levels and risk for MS were associated only in white patients. A significant 62% relative reduction in risk was noted for subjects in the highest quintile of 25-OHD concentration (>99 nmol/L) compared with those in the lowest (<63 nmol/L). This risk reduction was even stronger when adolescent serum levels were used: 91% reduction for subjects who had levels 100 nmol/L before age 20, compared with those who had levels <100 nmol/L.
Comment: The authors emphasize that these observational data do not support clinical use of vitamin D supplementation to lower risk for MS yet. They do recommend a prospective clinical trial of vitamin D supplementation for lowering MS risk, although such a trial might not be feasible because of the number of subjects and length of follow-up that would be required. Evaluating 25-OHD in blacks will require a larger observational study.
- Dec 14 Thu 2006 14:19
結束了北萬ER~
明天據說...會扎扎實實地TEACHING到下午五點~
真是令人期待 :)
- Dec 12 Tue 2006 21:19
TMUH-ER Day2
- Dec 11 Mon 2006 20:51
ER~小豐富的第一天