2020
DOI: 10.31031/nrs.2020.3.000556
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Medical Treatments for Chronic or Aggressive Diseases, Palliative Therapy and Nursery

Abstract: Chronic and aggressive diseases are commonly incurable. Palliative and nursery care are widest practiced. Better medical service of chronic and aggressive diseases can satisfy more patients and reduce therapeutic costs in a long run. In this article, relevant medical disciplines and drug developments are provided-from technique detail to medical knowledge.

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“…The different patho-physiological conditions and underlying diseases, like body mass index (BMI), [19][20] co-morbidity, [21][22] patient's ages and others will be considered and treated by personalized medicine [16][17][18] and palliative treatments. [30][31] Nurses will be able to report more detailed information to doctors and patient's care.…”
Section: New Therapeutic Strategies In Hospitalsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The different patho-physiological conditions and underlying diseases, like body mass index (BMI), [19][20] co-morbidity, [21][22] patient's ages and others will be considered and treated by personalized medicine [16][17][18] and palliative treatments. [30][31] Nurses will be able to report more detailed information to doctors and patient's care.…”
Section: New Therapeutic Strategies In Hospitalsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The different patho-physiological conditions and underlying diseases, like body mass index (BMI), 19,20 co-morbidities, 21,22 patient's ages and others will be considered and treated by personalized medicine [16][17][18] and palliative treatments. 30,31 Nurses should also notice detailed information to doctors and patient's care in this respect.…”
Section: Underlying Diseases and Co-morbiditymentioning
confidence: 99%