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In a case report published online Jan. 19 in Pediatrics

Iatrogenic Cushing’s Syndrome Described in 9-Year-Old Girl

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Symptoms developed six months after topical ocular glucocorticoid tx for bilateral iridocyclitis
For patients with unresected anaplastic thyroid carcinoma

Overall Survival Poor in Unresected Anaplastic Thyroid CA

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Positive correlation for radiation therapy dose and survival for study cohort, those receiving systemic tx
For patients with an infection-related primary admission to the intensive care unit

SOFA Score Predicts In-Hospital Mortality for Adults in ICU

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Increase in SOFA score of 2 or more points offers greater discrimination than qSOFA, SIRS criteria
Nearly half of American men may be infected with human papillomavirus (HPV)

Genital HPV Prevalence Rate High Among Men in the United States

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Although vaccine is recommended, too few are getting it, researchers say
Seventeen million American adults may have masked hypertension

17 Million U.S. Adults May Have Masked Hypertension

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Masked hypertension more common among males, those with diabetes, older adults
A sedentary lifestyle may accelerate biological aging

Sedentary Behavior May Lead to Shorter Telomeres in Women

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Cells of elderly women who sit most of the day look much older than their actual age
Magnetic resonance imaging shortly after birth might help determine which premature babies have sustained a brain injury that will affect their development

MRI Helpful in Identifying White Matter Injury in Preemies

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Brain scans shortly after birth may pinpoint potential developmental problems
Research has suggested that diets high in barbecued

Grilled, Smoked Meats May Up Mortality Risk After Breast Cancer

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High prediagnosis grilled, smoked meat intake linked to 23 percent increased risk of all-cause mortality
A new U.S. government guideline classifies fish into three categories of safety to help pregnant women

FDA, EPA Issue Guidance on Fish Consumption

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Recommendations aimed at pregnant women, breastfeeding mothers, parents of young children
Scientists are reporting some early success with a soft robotic device aimed at treating advanced heart failure. The findings have been published in the Jan. 18 issue of Science Translational Medicine.

Soft Robotic Sleeve Can Replicate Heart’s Natural Rhythm

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Device found to support heart function in a porcine model of acute heart failure