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Emergency departments are increasingly a major source of medical care in the United States

ERs Contribute Large Portion of Medical Care Delivery

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Percentage of care delivered by emergency departments increased between 1996 and 2010
Incretin treatment appears to improve non-ST-elevation myocardial infarction outcomes in patients with type 2 diabetes and non-obstructive coronary artery stenosis

Incretin Tied to Better Outcomes in NOCS-Diabetes

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Prognosis for T2DM patients with NSTEMI, coronary artery stenosis improves with incretin
For patients undergoing orbital floor fracture repair

Post-Op Complications Low for Orbital Floor Fracture Repair

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No significant difference in post-op complications for patients undergoing repair by plastic, ENT surgeon
For patients with head and neck cancer

Multidisciplinary Model Cuts Treatment Delay in Head, Neck CA

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Fewer instances of delay >30 days from referral to treatment initiation in multidisciplinary clinic
The 70-gene signature assay affects treatment decisions among physicians treating patients identified as being at intermediate risk with the 21-gene assay

70-Gene Signature Impacts Treatment Decisions in Breast CA

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70-GS linked to change in treatment decisions for intermediate-risk patients based on 21-gene assay
For patients undergoing aortic valve replacement

Afternoon Heart Surgery Linked to Better Patient Outcomes

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Lower incidence of major adverse cardiac events for aortic valve replacement surgery in afternoon
For medically uncontrolled uveitic glaucoma

XEN-45 Implant Effective in Uncontrolled Uveitic Glaucoma

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Significant reductions seen in mean intraocular pressure, mean number of medications required
Since 1984

Gastric Cancer Incidence Down, Survival Up

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Incidence declined between 1984 and 2014, but long-term survival rates are still low
Short-term probiotics are associated with reductions in body weight

Probiotics Linked to Weight Loss in Obese, Overweight

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Reductions in body weight, BMI, fat percentage, but not in fat mass with short-term probiotics
Patients perceive that physicians who communicate face-to-face without a computer have more compassion

Patients Prefer Face-to-Face Communication, No Computer

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Seventy-two percent of patients with advanced cancer prefer face-to-face communication