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Undergoing total knee arthroplasty at very-high volume hospitals is associated with the lowest lifetime costs and greatest benefits

AAOS: Best TKA Outcome at Very-High Volume Hospitals

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Lowest lifetime costs and greatest benefits for surgery performed at very-high volume centers
Many American Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery members use online streaming media to learn new techniques

Online Media Often Used to Learn New Surgical Techniques

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64.1 percent of AAFPRS members report having used online media at least once to learn new technique
Dietary glycemic index is associated with lung cancer risk

Dietary Glycemic Index Linked to Lung Cancer Risk

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More pronounced link for never smokers, squamous cell carcinoma, those with <12 years education
Multiple plaque ruptures with larger cavities are seen more often in patients with intraprocedural stent thrombosis during percutaneous coronary intervention

Multiple Plaque Ruptures, Larger Cavities for IPST in PCI

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In patients with intraprocedural stent thrombosis during percutaneous coronary intervention
High/consistent self-weighing is associated with increased eating self-efficacy over time

AHA: Self-Weighing Linked to Increased Eating Self-Efficacy

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Increased self-efficacy over time seen for participants in high/consistent self-weighing group
In order to determine Mycobacterium tuberculosis drug resistance

Large Number of Mutations Needed to ID TB Drug Resistance

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Predicted resistance to rifampicin and isoniazid ID'd based on 238 mutations across 18 genetic loci
For patients with nonalcoholic fatty liver disease

MRI More Accurate Than Transient Elastography for NAFLD

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Better diagnostic performance for MRI- versus TE-based measurements for liver fibrosis, steatosis
Retinoblastoma survivors have increased risk of chronic conditions

Risk of Chronic Conditions Up for Retinoblastoma Survivors

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After exclusion of ocular conditions and SMNs, excess risk persisted for bilateral disease only
High school football players wearing loose helmets experience worse concussion effects than players whose helmets fit properly

AAOS: Loose-Fitting Football Helmets = Worse Concussions

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Teens with loose-fitting helmets have higher rates of drowsiness, hyperexcitability, noise sensitivity
Many women treated for early breast cancer overestimate the odds of distant recurrence

Women Often Overestimate Odds of Early Breast Cancer Spreading

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Misperceptions lead to worry that harms quality of life, researcher says