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By MedPageToday - Dec 15, 2018
AFFORDABLE CARE ACT STRUCK DOWN BY TEXAS JUDGE
Decision panned by healthcare groups
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By MedPageToday - Dec 15, 2018
IMEDICALAPPS: THIS WEEK'S TOP PICKS FOR APPLE AND ANDROID
Must-downloads for medical professionals
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By MedPageToday - Dec 15, 2018
MENTORING PROGRAMS CAN BOOST MORALE
Must reads about the latest news and trends in healthcare careers
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By MedPageToday - Dec 14, 2018
CHALLENGES PERSIST FOR SEVERE CROHN'S
"Perfect may be the enemy of good enough," expert says
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By MedPageToday - Dec 14, 2018
OS-BOOSTING CONSOLIDATION COST-EFFECTIVE IN STAGE III NSCLC
Approach could add up to $768 million in national cancer spending
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By MedPageToday - Dec 14, 2018
CALIF. FAVORS 'SECOND CHANCES' FOR DOCS WHO MOLEST PATIENTS
It's a 'slap in my face,' says one victim
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By MedPageToday - Dec 14, 2018
ICU STETHOSCOPES HARBOR DNA FROM NOSOCOMIAL BACTERIA
Cleaning methods only partially reduced levels seen in molecular study
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By MedPageToday - Dec 14, 2018
DOES RADICAL PROSTATECTOMY TRUMP WATCHFUL WAITING?
Randomized trial data point to benefit with surgery after 29 years, but much has changed over that time
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By MedPageToday - Dec 14, 2018
HIGHER RISK OF SHINGLES SEEN IN PATIENTS WITH CERTAIN CANCERS
Vaccine development may help with prevention of herpes zoster in this population
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By MedPageToday - Dec 14, 2018
SATIVEX HELPS ALS, PLS SPASTICITY IN MID-STAGE TRIAL
Pain scores improved, too
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By MedPageToday - Dec 14, 2018
SEX WORK: HOW 'REPRESSIVE POLICING' UPS HIV/STIS AND OTHER HARMS
Meta-analysis adds to literature on harms associated with criminalizing prostitution
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By MedPageToday - Dec 14, 2018
VEDOLIZUMAB: EFFICACY AND SAFETY PERSIST
Longer induction may be needed, but safety "unprecedented"
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By MedPageToday - Dec 14, 2018
EXCLUSIVE ENTERAL NUTRITION UNNEEDED IN CROHN'S?
Pilot study suggests ordinary whole-foods diet produces same effects in GI tract
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By MedPageToday - Dec 14, 2018
WHOLE-BODY CYROTHERAPY CAUSED COLD BURN INJURY
Trendy treatment never FDA-approved for health benefits
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By MedPageToday - Dec 14, 2018
'SLEEPING IN' IN SEATTLE: LATER START TIMES HELP TEENS IN SCHOOL
More sleep, better grades, less absenteeism after school start pushed to 8:45 a.m.
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By MedPageToday - Dec 14, 2018
TOO MANY PCI PROCEDURES IN CHINA?
Study details how many enter cath lab with a low likelihood of benefit
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By MedPageToday - Dec 14, 2018
SEVERE COPD, HEART FAILURE A BAD COMBO
Symptoms of undertreated HF are too often confused with COPD
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By MedPageToday - Dec 14, 2018
ABBREVIATIONS CAN BE SCARY, IMHO
Mistakes in translation can lead to problems with care
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By MedPageToday - Dec 14, 2018
1,000 CALORIE MEALS; GUT BACTERIA AND ORAL DIABETES AGENTS; VR FOR HOT FLASHES?
News and commentary from the endocrinology world
Diabetes
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The headlines of Master Doctor
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Early Physical Therapy Reduces Risk of Opioid Use
For patients with shoulder, back or knee pain who did use opioids, early physical therapy was associated with a 5 to 10 percent reduction in how much of the drug they used, the...
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Most Accurate Tool Yet to Predict Asthma in Kids: Study
Pediatric Asthma Risk Score will become the most common tool used to predict asthma in young children and help prevent the common airway disease from developing, reveals a new...
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How Allergies in Infants are Impacted by Diet During Pregnancy?
In a longitudinal study of pregnant women across US, many of the women avoided certain allergenic foods to prevent food allergies in infants.
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BREAKING: Obamacare ruled unconstitutional by federal judge. era of forced...
In a stunning ruling that's sending shock waves across the nation, a federal judge has ruled that Obamacare - the deceptively named “Affordable Care Act” - violates the United...
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4 Good reasons why you should give fermented foods a try
If you're new to fermented foods, you may have a hard time eating them, especially since some dishes can look and smell strange. However, if you give fermented foods a chance...
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New study explains why having a lower calorie intake is healthier for you
A study from the University of Geneva backs the age-old knowledge that losing weight requires reducing your caloric intake. However, the researchers say it's not so your body...
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Johnson & Johnson knew for DECADES that asbestos lurked in its baby powder...
A Reuters investigation said the papers, dating from 1971 to the 2000s, show J&J knew that the powders sometimes tested positive for asbestos. The firm closed out down 10...
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All 50 US states to screen newborns for 'bubble boy disease'
Newborns in all 50 states in the US will now be screened for SCID, the devastating immune deficiency that claimed the life of Carol Ann Demaret's son, David Vetter, known as...
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Actos, a commonly prescribed drug for diabetes, can give you bladder cancer
The drug pioglitazone can allegedly help control and regulate blood sugar in people with type 2 diabetes. However, the results of a study have revealed that some patients with...
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A 12-Year-Old Boy Raised Money To Pay For His Best Friend's Headstone
This story of young friendship and loss is as heartbreaking as it is beautiful Kaleb Klakulak moved to a new town in Michigan a few years ago. Being the new kid in town is...