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Among older patients in community practice

Few Patients Receive Rx for Smoking Cessation Meds After MI

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Ninety-seven percent of smoking patients with MI received counseling, but few have SCM use
A new method

‘Expansion Pathology’ Method Could Mean Earlier Intervention

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Clinically optimized expansion pathology supports nanoscale imaging of human tissue samples
Patients with an emergency department discharge with acute kidney injury have increased mortality compared to those with no acute kidney injury

Worse Outcome for Discharge From ER With Acute Kidney Injury

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Lower mortality for emergency department discharge versus hospitalization with acute kidney injury
An intervention including education is not associated with an increased rate of hand hygiene or stethoscope hygiene

Educational Intervention Doesn’t Up Hand, Stethoscope Hygiene

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No significant increase in hand hygiene; stethoscope hygiene remained at zero after intervention
Maternal exposure to diesel exhaust particles during pregnancy may increase susceptibility to allergic asthma in more than one generation of offspring

Pollutant Exposure May Lead to Multi-Generational Asthma Risk

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Elevated susceptibility to allergic asthma persists into F2, and with lesser magnitude, into F3 mice
A visual analogue scale score is valid for assessing anxiety among children during induction of anesthesia

Visual Analogue Scale Valid for Assessing Pediatric Anxiety

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Score valid for assessing anxiety during induction of anesthesia for children undergoing surgery
For patients with type 2 diabetes

Visceral/Subcutaneous Fat Ratio Predicts CVD in T2DM

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Ratio of visceral to subcutaneous fat significantly linked to incident, recurrent cardiovascular disease
Narrow network health plans are less likely to cover treatment by doctors at centers affiliated with the U.S. National Cancer Institute

NCI-Designated Care Often Excluded in Narrow Health Plans

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Oncologists affiliated with NCI-Designated or NCCN Cancer Centers more likely excluded in narrow plans
In the long-standing debate over whether antidepressants are safe to take during pregnancy

Antidepressants in Pregnancy May Contribute to Autism in Child

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But difference in risk is small, researchers say
One-third of dementia cases worldwide might be prevented by paying attention to nine risk factors throughout life

AAIC: Targeting 9 Factors Could Cut One-Third of Dementia Cases

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Addressing these risk factors could help prevent 35 percent of dementia cases, researchers suggest