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By MedPageToday - Aug 17, 2019
MEDICARE $$ FOR MITRACLIP IN FUNCTIONAL MR MAY BE ON THE WAY
CMS is opening analysis into reimbursing newly-approved indication
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By MedPageToday - Aug 17, 2019
TARGETING BRAF/MEK IN MELANOMA RAISES CV RISKS
CV harms emerge with dual BRAF/MEK inhibition not seen with BRAF monotherapy
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By MedPageToday - Aug 17, 2019
PRE-OP TX IN PANCREATIC CA CUTS RISK OF SERIOUS COMPLICATION
Lower incidence of pancreatic fistula than with upfront surgery in retrospective study
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By MedPageToday - Aug 17, 2019
OBESITY-ASSOCIATED CANCERS ON THE RISE IN YOUNGER PATIENTS
Screening should begin earlier in high-risk individuals, researchers suggest
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By MedPageToday - Aug 17, 2019
LEUKEMIA IN PCI; NANOTUBE CONDUCTION BYPASS; TAVR FOR DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
Interventional cardiology news to note
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By MedPageToday - Aug 17, 2019
FDA APPROVES FIRST-IN-CLASS NARCOLEPSY MEDICATION
Thumbs-up for drug to treat excessive daytime sleepiness
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By MedPageToday - Aug 17, 2019
PRIOR AUTHORIZATION FIXES STILL A MEDICARE PRIORITY, SAYS CMS CHIEF
Process needs to be less burdensome, Verma says
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By MedPageToday - Aug 17, 2019
NO LYMPHEDEMA IMPROVEMENT WITH HOME INTERVENTIONS
Weight loss, exercise, or both added nothing to standard care, study showed
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By MedPageToday - Aug 17, 2019
FDA UNVEILS GRAPHIC WARNINGS FOR CIGARETTE PACKS
If finalized, the new warnings would mark first change to cigarette labeling in over 3 decades
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By MedPageToday - Aug 16, 2019
NEW DRUG APPROVED FOR DRUG-RESISTANT PULMONARY TB
Tablets to be used in combination regimen for limited population
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By MedPageToday - Aug 16, 2019
NOVEL MONOCLONAL ANTIBODY SLASHES CHOLESTEROL IN HOFH
IV drug shines in familial hypercholesterolemia atop other lipid agents
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By MedPageToday - Aug 16, 2019
CARDIAC REHAB MIGHT BENEFIT STROKE SURVIVORS, TOO
Mixed aerobics and walking was most beneficial
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By MedPageToday - Aug 16, 2019
NEWARK 'WON'T BE THE LAST' CITY TO DEAL WITH LEAD IN WATER
Diane Calello, MD, says getting lead out of drinking water is a "national priority"
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By MedPageToday - Aug 16, 2019
SOCIAL MEDIA AND TEEN ANGST: IT'S COMPLICATED
Different factors mediate associations in girls versus boys
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By MedPageToday - Aug 16, 2019
NEWER PROSTATE CANCER AGENTS NOT FREE OF HEART RISK
Patients with three or more cardiac conditions were at highest risk of early death
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By MedPageToday - Aug 15, 2019
QUESTIONS WE DARED TO ASK PSYCHIATRISTS
...which they dared to answer
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By MedPageToday - Aug 15, 2019
I AM A KETO-FRIENDLY CARDIOLOGIST AND I LOVE KEYTO
The Skeptical Cardiologist comes out of the keto "closet"
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By MedPageToday - Aug 15, 2019
STUDY: SCALE BACK SURVEILLANCE FOR HPV OROPHARYNGEAL CANCERS
Retrospective data show no survival advantage with adherence to NCCN guidelines
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By MedPageToday - Aug 15, 2019
STUDIES TACKLE BLOOD PRESSURE, COGNITION RELATIONSHIP
SPRINT MIND looks at white matter lesions; ARIC assesses dementia risk
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The headlines of Master Doctor
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Alfie Dingley, one year on after he changed the law on medicinal cannabis
Alfie Dingley, from Kenilworth, Warwickshire, pictured here with his mother Hannah, left, used to suffer 75 seizures a day until he was prescribed an oil-based cannabis...
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45% of Americans Are Out Here Wearing the Same Underwear For 2 Days in a...
Today in things you wish you didn't know: a new survey shows that 45 percent of Americans wear the same pair of underwear for two days or longer. Meanwhile, 13 percent took...
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Yes, You Can Eat Dairy and Still Lose Weight - and These 3 Foods Will Help...
Dairy products have something of a bad reputation with putting on pounds, but does eating dairy actually make you gain weight? It's a fair question to ask, because the people...
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Stress can Curb the Desire to Eat
When a neurocircuit is activated in the mice, there was an increase in anxiety or stress levels and a decrease in appetite, finds a new study.
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New Skin-Hugging Sensor can Track Your Health in Real-time
New skin-hugging sensor developed to monitor health. This new wearable wireless sensor that sticks to the skin uses a new type of radiofrequency identification to beam signals...
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School Shootings and Lockdowns: How do Kids Cope?
School shootings have become much more common occurrences in the 21st century. What affect are these events - and the drills designed to protect kids from them - having on...
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Why I Won't Cry When My Child Starts Kindergarten
In a few weeks I'll hand over the keys to my most valuable commodity: my child. She'll march into kindergarten, without me. She'll eat lunch, laugh, sing, read stories, and...
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Weed poisonings in kids doubled after medical marijuana was legalized in...
Most of the calls were for older kids who intentionally got into adults' legal stashes of medical marijuana - but may have been 'surprised' by the potency, new University of...
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British women who developed a form of cancer linked to their breast implants...
Linzy Bromfield, 50, 'thought she was going to die' after she developed implant-associated lymphoma in 2016. She has the implants put in at a private clinic in the UK in 2005.
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Study: Can nanoparticles be used to deliver treatments to injured brain and...
A research team from Purdue University has designed a cutting-edge treatment that could quickly repair brain and spinal cord cells that have been injured. The treatment method...