Science news articles about 'functional problems'

... by weight loss may be keys to restoring sexual function,” said Anthony Y. Smith, M.D. “ ... , including sexual drive, erectile function, ejaculatory function, problem assessment and sexual satisfaction. ...

... signal the risk for or presence of disease. The quick and easy identification of mild functional problems in older adults could be extremely useful in primary-care settings, where dementia and its ...

... similar by the third time band, especially on general intellectual functioning and attention/executive skills. Most problems stick. Despite modest recovery in intellectual functioning and attention, ...

... issue today does not seem to be anymore whether we can acquire images of a given anatomical or functional problem but rather what technique or modality we should use, since for many questions several ...

... is also possible that treatment may adversely affect cognitive development, exacerbating functional problems and limiting clinical effectiveness. Alternatively, early intervention with an effective ...

... almost immediate insight into an important biological problem, solving structures hasn't always ... are facing yet another giant structure-function problem. How do the strucures of biological networks ...

... tools are viable before evaluating them on live animals. They can also identify and address any functional problems with new technological tools. "There will still be a need for testing in live ...

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2 (UPI) -- The U.S. Food and Drug Administration says it has approved a Byetta drug label revision to include information about possible kidney function problems.