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Among U.S. high school athletes

Wrestling Wins for Most High School Athletic Skin Infections

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Overall rate of skin infections is 2.27 per 100,000 athlete exposures; mostly bacterial and tinea
Anthim (obiltoxaximab) has been approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration to treat inhalational anthrax.

FDA Approves Anthim for Treating Inhalation Anthrax

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Anthim, combined with certain antibacterial drugs, designed to neutralize anthrax toxins
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration wants to ban most powdered medical gloves

FDA: Most Powdered Medical Gloves Should Be Banned in U.S.

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Side effects include airway and wound inflammation, agency says
The American Association of Nurse Anesthetists is recommending that men avoid erectile dysfunction medications before surgery.

AANA: Men Should Avoid Erectile Dysfunction Meds Prior to Surgery

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Anesthesia professionals need to ask patients about these medications
Rosacea may be linked to an increased risk for Parkinson's disease

Risk of Parkinson’s Disease Increased for Rosacea Patients

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Research found an association, but no cause-and-effect relationship between the two conditions
Seventy-six percent of dermatology residents experience a sharps injury

Sharps Injuries for 76 Percent of Dermatology Residents

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Most respondents received formal sharps safety education; 70% had no hands-on safety training
For patients requiring dual antiplatelet therapy

ACC: PPI Tx Also Beneficial for Those on Low-Dose Aspirin

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Gastroprotection with PPI therapy reduced primary GI end point in patients on low-dose aspirin
A genetic test of homologous recombination genes might help predict outcomes for women diagnosed with ovarian cancer

Gene Panel Test May Help Predict Ovarian Cancer Prognosis

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Women with mutations in some 'DNA repair' genes may survive much longer, research shows
Physicians have responded to the new U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's clinical guidelines for prescribing opioids

Physicians Respond to New CDC Opioid Guidelines

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Mainly supportive of guidelines, but concerns include lack of evidence underlying recommendations
Central corneal thickness is influenced by body position

Central Corneal Thickness Influenced by Body Position

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Decrease in CCT with supine positioning for patients with open-angle glaucoma, healthy subjects