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A minority of patients with postconcussion syndrome recover

Many With Postconcussion Syndrome Don’t Recover

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Only 27 percent of population recovered; 67 percent of those who recovered did so in first year
Key strategies for successful integration of nurse practitioners into intensive care units include defining their role and providing orientation options

Strategies ID’d for Integration of Nurse Practitioners Into ICUs

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Successful integration requires strategic planning to define their role, develop program for training
For patients with gastroesophageal reflux disease

Sleep Disturbance Linked to Esophageal Hypersensitivity

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Patients with sleep disturbance have enhanced heartburn perception to capsaicin infusion
Functionally characterized variants in hepatocyte nuclear factor-1a genes

Functionally ID’d Variants in HNF1A Linked to Diabetes Risk

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Functionally characterized variants that reduce HNF-1A transcriptional activity strongly linked to diabetes
Early peanut introduction is associated with increased probability of a successful oral food challenge

Study Explores Factors Linked to Successful Peanut OFC

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Higher odds of successful oral food challenge with early introduction, white race, advancing age
Methodological concerns have limited the analysis of saliva-based biomarkers for oral squamous cell carcinoma

Review: Methodological Limitations for OSCC Biomarkers

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Limitations include lack of methodological criteria within studies, lack of consensus on marker choices
Among adults with prehypertension or stage I hypertension

DASH Diet Reduces Serum Uric Acid in Prehypertension

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Greatest decrease in those with hyperuricemia; increasing sodium intake linked to drop in serum UA
Breast cancer survivors who undergo multimodal treatment have higher cytokines and comorbidities than controls without cancer

Multimodal Breast Cancer Tx May Up Cytokines, Comorbidities

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Breast cancer survivors treated with multimodalities have greater burden of comorbid conditions
Sleep deprivation while working 24-hour shifts can affect heart function

RSNA: Sleep Deprivation Appears to Affect Heart Function

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Small study finds lack of sleep affects blood pressure, heart rate in healthy volunteers
Eating low-carbohydrate meals may lead to healthy changes in a woman's metabolism that don't occur when consuming higher-carbohydrate meals

Three Low-Carb Meals a Day Can Lower Insulin Resistance

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However, pre-meal exercising not helpful in reducing evening blood glucose levels