The Unnecessary Treatment Procedures for Cancer Patients

Dr. Susan Sharma: This is insidermedicinein60 from San Francisco, according to research in the journal of the national cancer institute more intensive treatment may be of no benefit to early bladder cancer and a study of over 20,000 patient's researches found that more frequent use of endoscopic surveillance intravesical therapy and imaging studies did not lower mortality raise, the researches suggest that this may present an opportunity to reduce a necessary procedures.

From New Jersey, according to research in the journal of the American medical association, aerobic exercise is safe for heart failure patients and a study of over 2300 patients researches found that aerobic exercise improve clinical outcomes and quality of life among heart failure patients, who suffer from left ventricular systolic function and finally from Massachusetts, according to research in the journal circulation heart failure children from low income areas have worst outcomes from those from wealthier areas and a study of 135 children researchers found that heart transplant patients from the lowest social economic tear were 2.4 times more likely to have heart failure than those from wealthier neighborhoods, for insidermedicibein60 I'm doctor Susan Sharma.

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