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Implantable collamer lens implantation is effective for correcting myopia

Implantable Collamer Lens Effective for Correcting Myopia

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Long-term benefits with high predictability and stability; cataracts developed in 2.1 percent of eyes
People with darker skin are about one-third more likely to have acral pigmented lesions on their palms and soles

Acral Pigmented Lesions More Common on Darker Skin

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Authors hope findings raise awareness, increase dermoscopy for those at risk
More than half of U.S. states are poorly prepared to respond to infectious disease outbreaks

Over Half of U.S. States Ill Prepared for Disease Outbreaks

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Efforts needed to boost ability to respond to viruses, superbug threats
The pepducin PZ-128 offers rapid

Pepducin PZ-128 Inhibits Platelet Protease-Activated Receptor-1

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Rapid, specific, dose-dependent, reversible inhibition seen in patients with coronary artery disease
For patients with non-small-cell lung cancer

Age at NSCLC Diagnosis Tied to Odds of Targetable Phenotype

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Younger age at diagnosis linked to increased frequency of targetable phenotype
Many patients with diagnosed obstructive sleep apnea are not being treated

Many Patients With Diagnosed OSA Not Receiving Treatment

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Forty-two percent report adherence to PAP; 35 percent of untreated patients referred for management
The risk of dementia is increased for individuals with type 2 diabetes

Meta-Analysis: Risk of Dementia Up in Type 2 Diabetes

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Greater additional risk for women with diabetes for vascular, but not nonvascular, dementia
Having high testosterone along with high estradiol levels is associated with an elevated risk of incident fibroids during midlife in women

High T, Estradiol Increases Risk of Incident Fibroid Development

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Opposite effect seen with high T, estradiol on the risk of recurrent fibroids
Better work environments and decreased patient-to-nurse ratios on medical-surgical units are associated with higher odds of patient survival after an in-hospital cardiac arrest

Nursing Conditions Tied to Hospital Cardiac Arrest Survival

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Better work environments, decreased patient-to-nurse ratios up survival
Digital imaging-based retinopathy of prematurity detection strategies can reduce the number of ROP examinations per infant

Digital Imaging-Based Screening Can Cut ROP Exams

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Reduction in number of ROP examinations, but increase in total number of interventions