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Abdominal pain is traditionally described by its chronicity (acute or chronic), its progression over time, its nature (sharp, dull, colicky), its distribution (by various methods, such as abdominal quadrant (left upper quadrant, left lower quadrant, right upper quadrant, right lower quadrant) or other methods that divide the abdomen into nine sections), and by characterization of the factors that make it worse, or alleviate it.
Positive top line results from Shire's LDX phase III study on ADHD

Positive top line results from Shire's LDX phase III study on ADHD

FDA clears Cook Medical's Evolution Duodenal Controlled-Release Stent

FDA clears Cook Medical's Evolution Duodenal Controlled-Release Stent

Scientists discover a way to accurately map typhoid outbreaks in the city

Scientists discover a way to accurately map typhoid outbreaks in the city

Patients with episodic gallbladder pain may benefit from cholecystectomy

Patients with episodic gallbladder pain may benefit from cholecystectomy

Vertex announces availability of INCIVEK to treat hepatitis C in Canada

Vertex announces availability of INCIVEK to treat hepatitis C in Canada

Merck receives FDA approval for JUVISYNC to treat type 2 diabetes

Merck receives FDA approval for JUVISYNC to treat type 2 diabetes

MD Anderson's pediatric surgeon receives Geneva and James Briscoe Physician Assistant Award

MD Anderson's pediatric surgeon receives Geneva and James Briscoe Physician Assistant Award

Federal officials extend Ariz. Medicaid program while reviewing new plan; Wis. announces eligibility changes to cut budget shortfall

Federal officials extend Ariz. Medicaid program while reviewing new plan; Wis. announces eligibility changes to cut budget shortfall

Pfizer releases Phase III study results comparing VFEND-ERAXIS combination to VFEND for IA

Pfizer releases Phase III study results comparing VFEND-ERAXIS combination to VFEND for IA

Vertex announces abstracts from hepatitis C program to be presented at The Liver Meeting

Vertex announces abstracts from hepatitis C program to be presented at The Liver Meeting

Almirall seeks European approval for linaclotide to treat irritable bowel syndrome with constipation

Almirall seeks European approval for linaclotide to treat irritable bowel syndrome with constipation

Almirall submits linaclotide MAA to EMA for treatment of IBS-C

Almirall submits linaclotide MAA to EMA for treatment of IBS-C

Afinitor Phase III study on angiomyolipomas associated with TSC meets primary endpoint

Afinitor Phase III study on angiomyolipomas associated with TSC meets primary endpoint

Combination of Afinitor, exemestane reduces risk of breast cancer progression in women

Combination of Afinitor, exemestane reduces risk of breast cancer progression in women

EMA CHMP adopts positive opinion for Optimer's DIFICLIR to treat C. difficile infection

EMA CHMP adopts positive opinion for Optimer's DIFICLIR to treat C. difficile infection

Janssen Biotech receives FDA approval for Remicade to treat UC in children

Janssen Biotech receives FDA approval for Remicade to treat UC in children

Data from Amgen's XGEVA and Vectibix studies to be presented at EMCC 2011

Data from Amgen's XGEVA and Vectibix studies to be presented at EMCC 2011

Experts urge women to recognize warning signs of ovarian cancer, receive appropriate screenings

Experts urge women to recognize warning signs of ovarian cancer, receive appropriate screenings

NEJM publishes data from Vertex INCIVEK Phase 3 study on genotype 1 chronic hepatitis C

NEJM publishes data from Vertex INCIVEK Phase 3 study on genotype 1 chronic hepatitis C

New data from Pfizer's investigational oncology compounds to be presented at EMCC 2011

New data from Pfizer's investigational oncology compounds to be presented at EMCC 2011

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