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Cancer cases rose 33 percent worldwide in the past 10 years

Number of Cancer Cases, Deaths Up Globally

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Researchers cite population aging and growth
Specific learning interventions may improve emotional well-being among medical students

Learning Interventions Can Improve Med Student Well-Being

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Environmental interventions such as pass/fail grading system, mental health programs beneficial
The prevalence of disability is 2.7 percent among medical students at U.S. allopathic medical schools

Prevalence of Disability 2.7 Percent at U.S. Medical Schools

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Most common disability is ADHD followed by learning disabilities and psychological disabilities
A dynamic quality assessment tool could potentially improve surgeon performance and outcomes in laparoscopic hysterectomy

Dynamic Tool Ups Surgeon Awareness in Hysterectomy

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Quality assessment tool made surgeons more aware of their performance, outcomes, and patient safety
Urine haptoglobin is a novel biomarker for predicting kidney damage in patients with type 2 diabetes

Urine Haptoglobin Can Predict Kidney Damage in T2DM

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Patients with haptoglobulinuria had elevated incidence of chronic renal insufficiency
For patients with nonalcoholic steatohepatitis

Bariatric Surgery Effective, Cost-Effective in Obese With NASH

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For overweight patients, surgery is effective, but cost-effectiveness limited to those with F3 fibrosis
For patients with diabetes mellitus undergoing percutaneous coronary intervention

High Lipoprotein(a) Predicts Cardiac Events in DM With PCI

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High Lp(a) independent predictor of cardiac death, acute coronary syndrome in multivariate analysis
Many infants with infantile spasms aren't promptly diagnosed

Diagnosis of Infantile Spasms Too Often Delayed

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Parents, doctors may not recognize infantile spasms early enough to prevent brain damage
Hospitalized patients who are handed off by their original medical team to a new set of caregivers may ultimately face a higher risk of early mortality

Patient Mortality Up With End-of-Rotation Team Transition

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Adherence to national recommendations regarding ideal rotation policies ranged from 6 to 67 percent
Frequent groomers of pubic hair are three to four times more likely to contract a sexually transmitted infection

Pubic Hair Grooming Tied to Heightened Risk of STIs

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Researchers find extreme groomers have four-fold risk of contracting sexually transmitted infection