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Less than 20 percent of progress note content is entered manually by medical students

Inpatient Progress Note Content Often Cut and Pasted

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About half of the content is pasted from elsewhere by medical students, residents, hospitalists
Next-generation metagenomic sequencing can detect new viral infections

Next-Generation Metagenomic Sequencing IDs Novel RNA Virus

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Novel RNA virus, human hepegivirus-1, identified in cohort of people who inject drugs, have HCV, HIV
Rates of severe hypoglycemia have equilibrated between the two Diabetes Control and Complications Trial/Epidemiology of Diabetes Interventions and Complications treatment groups in association with duration of diabetes and HbA1c level

Severe Hypoglycemia Rates Have Equilibrated for DCCT Groups

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Preceding episode of severe hypoglycemia deemed most powerful predictor of subsequent episodes
Adoption of four healthy lifestyle behaviors is associated with increased lifespan for men and women

Lifespan Up With Adoption of Four Healthy Lifestyle Behaviors

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Increased survival times for men, women adopting four healthy behaviors versus none or one behavior
A nurse-led psychological intervention program is beneficial for patients with breast cancer at high risk of depression

Nurse-Led Psych Intervention Beneficial in Breast Cancer

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Participants with high risk of depression reported lower mood disturbance, anxiety, depression
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ASCO: Industry Perks Influence Physicians’ Choice of Cancer Rx

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Even relatively small payments appear to make a difference, researchers say
Over the past 60 years

ASCO: SWOG Trials Have Had Considerable Impact on Cancer

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Estimated 3.34 million life-years gained through 2015 from 23 positive SWOG treatment trials
A new type of immunotherapy appears to provide long-lasting protection against multiple myeloma

ASCO: CAR T-Cell Therapy Promising in Multiple Myeloma

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Findings from trial of chimeric antigen receptor T cells targeting B-cell maturation protein
Combining low doses of several different antihypertensive medications may be better than using a standard dose of just one drug

Combo of Several Meds at Smaller Doses May Boost HTN Care

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Researchers posit smaller doses of several drugs better than standard dose of just one medication
Family members can be involved in the timely detection of changes in health among their family members living in nursing homes

Family Can Improve Timely Detection in Nursing Home Care

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Family members notice signs of change in health and inform care staff about these changes