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Routine blood tests waste money and can damage patient care

Routine Blood Tests Can Harm Patient Care

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Authors of opinion piece say unnecessary lab tests contribute to rising costs, can damage patient care
Assessment of plasma catecholamines on the morning of surgery can predict the likelihood of postoperative atrial fibrillation for patients undergoing elective cardiac surgery

Plasma Catecholamines Predict Post-Op A-Fib After Cardiac Sx

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Composite preoperative catecholamine marker linked to four-fold increased occurrence of POAF
Invited speakers at medical conferences tend to be disproportionately male

Meeting Organizers Overlooking Qualified Female Scientists

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Active generation of lists of potential speakers, assessment of qualifications can address bias
Consumption of energy drinks is associated with significantly higher corrected QT interval and systolic blood pressure than consumption of caffeine alone

Higher QT Interval After Energy Drink Consumption Vs. Caffeine

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Higher corrected QT interval and systolic blood pressure after energy drink versus caffeine alone
Physician burnout factors include control

Risk Factors in Six Areas Tied to Physician Burnout

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Tool gauging burnout focuses on workload, control, rewards, community, fairness, values
A proposal to replace private insurance with government-funded health care for all moved forward in California on Wednesday as Democrats on the Senate Health Committee voted to advance the measure.

Single-Payer Health System Bill Moves Forward in California

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Not yet clear where money for the single-payer system would come from
Lowering of plasma uric acid with febuxostat is associated with a modest reduction in systolic blood pressure in patients with type 1 diabetes mellitus

Plasma Uric Acid Lowering Tied to Drop in Systolic BP in T1DM

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Febuxostat has modest BP-lowering effect, with no impact on arterial stiffness, urinary nitric oxide
Molecular autopsy for electrical disorder and cardiomyopathy genes identifies a modest but realistic yield in sudden arrhythmic death syndrome

Molecular Autopsy IDs Causes of Sudden Arrhythmic Death

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Researchers identified clinically actionable rare variants in 13 percent of SADS cases
Low sodium intake is not associated with a reduction in blood pressure in the long term

Evidence Suggests Sodium Guidelines Are Misguided

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Dietary sodium intake inversely associated with systolic, diastolic blood pressure in long term

T2DM Risk Cut by Variant in Sulfonylurea Receptor Encoder

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Missense variant in ABCC8 gene also linked to reduced risk of coronary heart disease