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Three-quarters of emergency department patients who received antibiotics to treat suspected sexually transmitted infections tested negative for the infections

ERs May Be Overprescribing Antibiotics for Possible STIs

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Three in four tests for gonorrhea, chlamydia came back negative
Treating children and teens suffering from depression with antidepressants may be both ineffective and potentially dangerous

Review Finds Antidepressants Ineffective in Children, Teens

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Medications were seen as mostly ineffective and sometimes risky in these age groups
California on Thursday becomes the fifth and largest state in the country to allow terminally ill patients to end their own lives.

California’s Right-to-Die Law Now in Effect

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Move raises percentage of terminally ill patients in United States who will now have this option
A new smartphone app may help lung cancer patients live longer and better by monitoring their symptoms and alerting doctors to potential problems

ASCO: Smartphone App May Help Lung Cancer Patients Live Longer

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Researchers found tracking symptoms, alerting doctors to problems early led to longer survival
The benefits of ixekizumab in the treatment of psoriasis extend to 60 weeks

Ixekizumab Efficacious for Psoriasis Over 60 Weeks

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Four in five patients saw at least a 75 percent improvement in symptoms
Among patients with atrial fibrillation

Women With A-Fib Less Likely to Receive Oral Anticoagulants

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Even though they have a higher stroke risk from the condition than men
An experimental drug -- TEV-48125 -- brings fast relief to patients with debilitating chronic migraines

Faster Results for Experimental Rx in Chronic Migraine

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TEV-48125 begins working within three to seven days
For patients with diabetic foot ulcers

Postural Instability Predicts Off-Loading Nonadherence in T2DM

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Better off-loading predicted by larger and more severe DFUs, more severe neuropathy, foot pain
Temporal increases in high-sensitivity cardiac troponin T are associated with increased risk of coronary heart disease

Temporal hs-cTnT Increase Linked to Risk of CHD, CHF

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Temporal increases in high-sensitivity cardiac troponin T over six years linked to increased risks
Baseline renal function tests can stratify the risk of severe preeclampsia in pregnant women with chronic hypertension

Renal Function Tests Stratify Risk in Pregnant Women With HTN

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Baseline assessment of renal function can identify the risk of developing severe preeclampsia