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Following a blood shortage triggered by the Fourth of July holiday week

Red Cross Issues Nationwide Call for Blood Donations

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While all blood types are needed, type O negative and positive are especially crucial
Individual blood donations will no longer need to be tested for the Zika virus

FDA Drops Zika Testing for Blood Donors

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Agency recommends moving away from testing each individual donation to testing pooled donations
Wildfire activity continues to increase throughout the western states

CDC: Wildfire Smoke Poses Health Risks

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Agency offers steps to minimize exposure, particularly for those with chronic conditions
High rates of Salmonella contamination have been identified in kratom products collected and tested since February 2018

High Rates of Salmonella Contamination ID’d in Kratom

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As of end of May 2018, 199 cases of salmonellosis ID'd that were linked to kratom consumption
With 21 confirmed child vehicular heatstroke deaths already recorded this year in the United States

Parents Urged to ‘Look Before You Lock’ Cars

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Parents urged to be extra vigilant over summer holiday to prevent child vehicular heatstroke deaths
The addition of budesonide to a saline nasal lavage for the treatment of chronic rhinosinusitis provides clinically meaningful benefits

Budesonide With Saline Solution Helpful for Rhinosinusitis

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Clinically meaningful benefits seen in chronic rhinosinusitis patients; treatment effect imprecise
Obstructive sleep apnea is associated with changes to the structure of the brain that are seen in the early stages of dementia

Sleep Apnea Linked to Changes in the Brain in Older Adults

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Disturbed sleep linked to increased thickness in right postcentral gyrus, pericalcarine, pars opercularis
For postmenopausal African-American women

High-Risk APOL1 Not Tied to CVD, Stroke in Older Black Women

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High-risk APOL1 genotype is linked to HFpEF hospitalization in postmenopausal African-Americans
Physicians frequently respond with empathy during pediatric intensive care unit care conferences

Doctors Usually Empathetic in Pediatric ICU Care Conferences

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Overall, 38.5 percent of empathetic statements were buried; most often followed by medical talk
Smoking status heavily modifies the obesity paradox observed in people with type 2 diabetes

Obesity Paradox Seen in T2DM Modified by Smoking Status

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Obesity paradox was pronounced in current smokers, and absent in never smokers