Modern views on influenza vaccination in oncopathology patients receiving immunosuppressive therapy are presented.
Prophylactic use of levofloxacin during the scheduled neutropenic phase of chemotherapy reduces the risk of hyperthermia, infection and hospitalization in patients with lymphoma, breast, lung and testis cancer.
Boosting the hepatitis B vaccine up to 10 years after initial vaccination elicits a rapid and pronounced antibody response (production of anti-HBs antibodies) in almost all vaccinated individuals.
Inhaled tobramycin contributes to a significant increase in the survival of patients with cystic fibrosis.
Scientists say the impact of ionizing radiation from airport detectors is negligible, with the exception of those who travel frequently or work in the aviation industry.
Ingestion of zinc reduces the duration of cold symptoms, but only in adult patients.