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A more careful selection of patients could help improve the success rate of bronchoscopic lung-volume reduction with the use of one-way endobronchial valves in patients with emphysema

Interlobar Collateral Ventilation Impacts EB Valve Outcomes

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Researchers find more success in emphysema tx when stricter criteria used in patient selection
Nitrates don't improve quality of life or everyday activity levels as intended in patients with heart failure

Nitrates in Heart Failure May Harm More Than Help

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Nitrates reduce activity, quality of life, researchers find
Too few U.S. schools teach students how to protect themselves from HIV and other sexually transmitted diseases

CDC: More STD Prevention Education Needed in Schools

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Fewer than half of high schools, one-fifth of middle schools cover all 16 recommended topics
Many Americans with type 2 diabetes may be getting unnecessary tests -- and

Excessive Testing May Be Compromising T2DM Care

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In U.S. cohort, more than 60 percent received too many HbA1c tests
Cognitive behavioral therapy and antidepressants could both be equally effective as stand-alone treatments for major depressive disorder

Cognitive Therapy, Meds Equally Effective for Major Depression

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Researchers find both treatments can benefit patients with major depressive disorder
For breast and colorectal cancer survivors

Mindfulness Tx Aids Cancer-Linked Cognitive Impairment

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Benefits for breast and colorectal cancer survivors with mindfulness-based stress reduction
Cell-free circulating mitochondrial DNA from cerebrospinal fluid is reduced in patients with Parkinson's disease

Cell-Free Circulating mtDNA Identifies Parkinson’s Disease

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Reduced CSF ccf-mtDNA in patients with Parkinson's versus age-matched asymptomatic controls
For patients undergoing cyclophotocoagulation

IOP Spikes Common After Cyclophotocoagulation

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No preoperative, perioperative associations for post-cyclodiode spike within three hours post-op
The presence of medical students in the emergency department is associated with increased length of stay

Presence of Medical Students in ER Slightly Ups Length of Stay

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Increase of about five minutes in ER length of stay is significant, but unlikely to be clinically relevant
For statin-intolerant patients with dyslipidemia with ischemic heart disease treated with percutaneous coronary intervention

Nutraceuticals Alone or With Ezetimibe Aid in Dyslipidemia

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Improvement in lipid profile for nutraceuticals alone or in combo for statin-intolerant patients