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Anorexia nervosa has long-term negative consequences

Lasting Negative Consequences for Anorexia Nervosa

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Lower BMI, higher age at admission predict negative course of illness; motherhood tied to better outcomes
In a case report published online June 27 in the Annals of Internal Medicine

Case Report: Development of RA in Transplanted Hands

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Patient developed subacute bilateral hand pain and swelling one year after transplantation
For patients with essential thrombocythemia

Review Questions Antithrombotic Tx in Essential Thrombocythemia

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Findings inconsistent, imprecise for benefits/risks of antiplatelet tx; no extractable data on anticoagulants
Empagliflozin is associated with improved beta cell function in subjects with impaired fasting glucose

Empagliflozin Ups β Cell Function in Impaired Fasting Glucose

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Empagliflozin produces comparable glucosuria in subjects with impaired, normal fasting glucose
For community-dwelling older adults

Preadmission Functional Impairment Ups Medicare Costs

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Increase in mean Medicare costs after discharge linked to severity of preadmission impairment
Plasma suPAR levels independently predict renal function decline in individuals with apolipoprotein L1 risk variants

suPAR Protein Levels Impact CKD Risk With APOL1 Variants

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Risk reduced with lower levels of plasma suPAR, strengthened by higher levels
Capacity to repair everyday damage to cell DNA could be impaired in people who work the night shift

Shift Work May Affect the Body’s Ability to Repair DNA Damage

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Lower levels of 8-hydroxydeoxyguanosine noted in the urine of those who worked at night
The cumulative burden of psychological stress increases mortality risk in patients with stable coronary heart disease

Persistent Mental Distress Ups Mortality in Heart Patients

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Significantly higher cardiovascular and all-cause mortality risk compared to patients with no distress
Factors associated with patients switching physicians include physicians' attitude

Physician Attitude Important Factor in Patients Switching PCP

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Other variables that encourage patients to leave include cost, bedside manner, comfort of facility
The prevalence of diabetes is 10.9 percent in China

Estimated Prevalence of Diabetes 10.9 Percent in China

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Overall, 36.5 percent of those with diabetes were aware of their diabetes, 32.2 percent were treated