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External nasal dilator strips and nasal clips seem to be effective for relieving obstruction of the internal nasal valve

Review: External Nasal Dilator Strips, Nasal Clips Effective

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Five and four studies, respectively, support use of external nasal dilator strips, nasal clips
A communication skills training program has beneficial effects on orthopedic surgery residents' interactions with older adults

Communication Skills Training Beneficial for Surgery Residents

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Positive feedback from residents, patients for program for orthopedic surgery residents
There is considerable variation in workload intensity among pediatric residents

Variation in Workload for Pediatric Residents

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High workload residents write 91% more orders, 19% more notes than low workload residents
In an experimental study

Anti-Anxiety Medication May Limit Empathetic Behavior

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Midazolam-treated rats show less helping behavior than those receiving saline or no injection
Electrical pulses to the brain may help restore vision in some partially blind patients

Brain Stimulation Could Restore Vision in Glaucoma Patients

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Small study found 10 days of electrical stimulation restored some lost vision for some patients
There seems to be little difference in efficiency between inpatient vascular laboratories and outpatient vascular laboratories

Outpatient Vascular Labs No More Efficient Than Inpatient Labs

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General administration time and delay in patient arrival greater in outpatient labs
A mindful self-compassion program can reduce depression

Mindful Self-Compassion Program Beneficial in Diabetes

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Emotional and metabolic benefits with reductions in depression and glycated hemoglobin
Fish and chicken meat are cross-reactive

Fish, Chicken Meat Are Cross-Reactive Foods

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Cross-reactive allergens involved are parvalbumins, enolases, and aldolases
A minority of older adults who visit primary care providers have documented discussions about driving

Few Elderly Patients Discuss Driving With Primary Physicians

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Seniors more likely to have discussion if they go to geriatric clinic versus general internal medicine clinic
Aerosols from electronic cigarettes appear cytotoxic to oral epithelial cells in vitro

Electronic Cigarettes May Damage Oral Epithelial Cells

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Findings suggest a possible increase in the risk of oral disease