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Patients with stage IIIB non-small-cell lung cancer could live longer by undergoing surgical resection

Surgery Deemed Fitting for Some Stage IIIB NSCLC Patients

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Longer overall survival in patients undergoing surgical resection, compared to chemo-radiation only
Fewer unmarried American men are becoming first-time fathers

CDC: Fewer Single Young Men Becoming First-Time Fathers

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Rate of first-time dads having child out of wedlock fell from 1980s to 2000s
In treatment following acute coronary syndrome

Statin + Ezetimibe May Benefit After Acute Coronary Syndrome

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Lowering of LDL cholesterol levels, improved cardiovascular outcomes for simvastatin + ezetimibe
For veterans regularly prescribed angiotensin receptor blockers (ARBs) admitted for noncardiac surgery

Withholding ARBs After Surgery Linked to Higher Mortality

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Failure to resume ARBs linked to mortality risk, especially in younger patients
Intensive glycemic control appears to reduce cardiovascular events in patients with type 2 diabetes

Intensive Glycemic Control May Ward Off Cardiovascular Events

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But study showed it's not enough to prevent related deaths
Adding to the debate about the benefits of mammography screening before age 50

Limited Evidence for Screening Mammography for Women in 40s

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But conclusion wasn't unanimous, one expert says
Nine states have enacted the Interstate Medical Licensure Compact law

Interstate Medical Licensure Compact Formed

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Formation of compact commission triggered by enactment of law in seventh state: Alabama
For older adults

Hyperhomocysteinemia Linked to Worse Cognitive Status

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Correlation with worse cognitive and functional status, dementia among elderly adults
Incorporation of a genetic risk score can improve the accuracy of colorectal cancer risk determination

Model Including CRC Risk Alleles Ups Risk Discrimination

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Model more accurately determines risk of colorectal cancer; defines recommended screening age
Intensive care unit patients who develop delirium have a higher mortality risk

Morbidity, Mortality Up for Patients With Delirium in ICU

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Researchers recommend screening and monitoring for delirium in all critically ill patients