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An accurate diagnosis of endocrine hypertension allows clinicians to provide effective treatment

Accurate Diagnosis of Endocrine Hypertension Important

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Accurate diagnosis allows clinicians to provide surgical cure, achieve optimal response to drugs
Women with newly-developed depression before a breast cancer diagnosis have a modestly

Mortality Up With Depression Just Before Breast Cancer Diagnosis

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Newly-developed depression before diagnosis linked to higher risk of death in postmenopausal women
Continuous glucose monitoring contributes to significant improvements in diabetes-specific quality of life measures among adults with type 1 diabetes mellitus

Continuous Glucose Monitoring Improves Quality of Life in T1DM

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Findings for diabetes-specific QOL measures such as diabetes distress, hypoglycemic confidence
Behaviors that residents value in intensive care unit attending physicians include enjoyment of teaching and treatment of patients

Residents Rate Enjoyment of Teaching As Key for ICU Doctors

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Behaviors of attending physicians rated as important include empathy to patients, ability to explain
Patient expectations and concerns vary by age among adults attending a chronic pain clinic

Expectations, Concerns Vary With Age for Adults at Pain Clinic

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Younger patients more concerned about employment, social participation; mobility worries older patients
More than one-third of Medicare beneficiaries who died in 2011 had at least four care transitions during their last six months of life

Care Transitions Common at End of Life for Medicare Recipients

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More than 80 percent have at least one transition, with many experiencing four or more
Use of inhaled "poppers" -- volatile alkyl nitrite compounds inhaled for their psychoactive effects such as transient euphoria and sexual arousal -- might pose a danger to the user's vision

Recreational Drug ‘Poppers’ Linked to Retinal Damage

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Legal, nitrate-based inhalant appears to harm retinal cells, causing some vision loss, researchers say
Fewer than one in three men screened with the prostate-specific antigen test for prostate cancer talked about the risks and benefits of the test with their doctor

PSA Test Often Occurs Without Discussion of Benefits, Harms

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Men with lower incomes, education, and no insurance less likely to receive pretest counseling
Individuals with risk factors for cardiovascular disease and stroke in middle age are more likely to have elevated levels of amyloid

Midlife Vascular Risk Factors Associated With Elevated Amyloid

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One cardiovascular risk factor alone may up the likelihood of amyloid deposits by 88 percent
Nurses are usually quick to react when alarms are urgent

Chronic Alarm Fatigue Key Determinant of Response Time

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Study at a children's hospital evaluated response time to bedside alarms