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For patients with prostate cancer

Methylation of PITX2 DNA Feasible in Prostate Biopsies

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Can add prognostic information for risk assessment in presurgical diagnostic setting
For patients who stop oral anticoagulation for a first episode of pulmonary embolism

OSA Is Risk Factor for Recurrent Pulmonary Embolism

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For patients who stop oral anticoagulants for a first episode of PE, OSA is risk factor for recurrence
For women with a singleton pregnancy planning a repeat cesarean delivery

Universal Group B Streptococci Screening Not Cost-Effective

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Screening before repeat C-section may become cost-effective in populations with high GBS prevalence
A home-use device combining radiofrequency and light-emitting diode energies is safe and efficacious for self-treatment of periorbital wrinkles

Home-Use Device Safe, Effective for Periorbital Wrinkles

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Average reduction of 1.49 Fitzpatrick scores; improvement in almost all 30 self-treated subjects
Evidence-based recommendations have been developed for screening

Recommendations Developed for Pediatric NAFLD

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Recommendations relate to screening, diagnosis, treatment, and long-term care of pediatric NAFLD
Only about two out of five Americans had gotten this season's flu vaccination as of early November

CDC: U.S. Flu Vaccination Rates Low So Far This Season

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Vaccination rate among health care providers about the same as this time last season
Effectiveness of statin use in Alzheimer's prevention may depend on the specific statin

Effect of Statins on Alzheimer’s May Depend on Gender, Race

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Type of statin used also makes a difference; no benefit seen for black men
One in six U.S. adults take a psychiatric medication to treat conditions such as depression

Rate of Psychiatric Drug Use About 16 Percent in U.S. Adults

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Highest rate of use seen for antidepressants
Social isolation may impede long-term breast cancer survival

Social Isolation Can Adversely Affect Breast Cancer Survival

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Weak social ties linked to higher risk of recurrence, early death, researchers say
Kangaroo mother care -- an intense version of care involving nearly round-the-clock skin-to-skin contact and exclusive or near-exclusive breastfeeding -- may extend and enhance the lives of premature and low birth weight infants well into adulthood

Continuous Skin-to-Skin Contact Benefits Preemies Long Term

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'Kangaroo mother care' linked to increased survival, better social and behavioral outcomes