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Rescue workers and survivors of the 9/11 terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center seem to have an increased risk for heart and lung diseases years later

Risk of Heart, Respiratory Disease Up in 9/11 Survivors

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Intense exposure on first day of disaster tied to substantially increased risk of future disease
Resistance training is associated with improvement in oral glucose challenge-stimulated muscle microvascular blood flow and glycemic control

Resistance Training Improves Microvascular Blood Flow in T2DM

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Muscle MBF response to the OGC increased after resistance training, and glycemic control improved
For early career teachers

Early Career Burnout Can Be Contagious Via Social Networks

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One-unit increase in mean social network members' burnout levels tied to 0.21-unit increase in burnout
In combination with risk factors

Meds + Risk Factors Contribute to QTc Interval Lengthening

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Combined with risk factors, QT prolonging meds tied to greater QTc lengthening than QTPM alone
Working long hours could increase risk of atrial fibrillation

Long Working Hours May Increase Risk of Developing A-Fib

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Could help explain previously observed increased risk of stroke among those working long hours
Idarucizumab can reverse the anticoagulant effect of dabigatran in emergency situations

Idarucizumab Shows Reliable Reversal of Dabigatran

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Effective for dabigatran reversal among patients with uncontrolled bleeding, undergoing urgent surgery
Sustained diet changes -- even later in life -- can extend people's lives

Large Study Shows Eating Better at Any Age Can Prolong Life

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Researchers suggest it's never too late to benefit from a commitment to eating healthier
Severely impaired left ventricular global longitudinal strain is associated with worse prognosis in predialysis and dialysis patients

Mortality Up With Impaired LV Global Longitudinal Strain in CKD

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Worse prognosis for patients with severely impaired left ventricular global longitudinal strain
Medicaid enrollees are largely satisfied with their health care

Medicaid Enrollees Are Satisfied With Their Health Care

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Enrollees rate their overall health care at 7.9, on average, on a scale of 1 to 10
Treatment with continuous positive airway pressure doesn't appear to reduce risk of adverse cardiovascular-related outcomes or mortality

No Evidence CPAP Reduces Risks of CV Events, Mortality

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Findings do not support treatment with goal of prevention of these outcomes, researchers say