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In reply to the discussion: Should pitching woo be a bannable offense on DU? [View all]Ms. Toad
(38,466 posts)30. And the "woo" of yesterday being science today
Fecal transplants for the treatment of C. Diff or IBD
three of our families' doctors at the Cleveland Clinic are among the panel of experts identifying the key innovations of the year, including one involved in this work - and effectiveness, based on a meta-analysis of all of the studies reported in pubmed, originally published in English, is around 90%.
(Fecal transplants are one of the "science experiments" (in the words of a response to a post in another of today's threads) which my daughter and I have been researching since before it gained more mainstream respect recently).
Clinical study results have been positive. Some people who have had multiple C. diff infections have realized benefits from the therapy hours later, have been cured of their symptoms within 24 hours, and have had no further infections.
As research continues, experts expect that fecal microbiota transplantation could become a primary therapy not only for C.diff infection, but also for inflammatory bowel disease. It even holds promise for treating conditions such as rheumatoid arthritis and Parkinsons disease.
As research continues, experts expect that fecal microbiota transplantation could become a primary therapy not only for C.diff infection, but also for inflammatory bowel disease. It even holds promise for treating conditions such as rheumatoid arthritis and Parkinsons disease.
three of our families' doctors at the Cleveland Clinic are among the panel of experts identifying the key innovations of the year, including one involved in this work - and effectiveness, based on a meta-analysis of all of the studies reported in pubmed, originally published in English, is around 90%.
(Fecal transplants are one of the "science experiments" (in the words of a response to a post in another of today's threads) which my daughter and I have been researching since before it gained more mainstream respect recently).
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Weird. There aren't a bunch of psychopaths stalking this harmless thread
Pretzel_Warrior
Jan 2014
#3
well, now of course the smile is cute and the coke is bubbly but, really
Tuesday Afternoon
Jan 2014
#27
It's amazing how many DUers believe in peer review when it comes to evolution and climate change
Quixote1818
Jan 2014
#44
Pitching Woo: Courting, kissing, hugging and sex threads are not allowed at DU. n/t
freshwest
Jan 2014
#46