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A first-of-its-kind surgery has restored the ability to walk in a boy paralyzed by acute flaccid myelitis.

Surgery Restores Boy’s Ability to Walk Post-Acute Flaccid Myelitis

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Nerve transfer surgery was performed on patient's leg, allowing him to walk
Young children who have surgical procedures that require general anesthesia do not have an increased risk for adverse child development outcomes

Pediatric Anesthesia Does Not Affect Development Outcomes

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No significant differences seen in early developmental vulnerability in sibling-matched cohort
For patients with acute myocardial infarction

Characteristics of Black AMI Patients Impact Mortality Rate

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Characteristics of black AMI patients tied to significant difference in five-year mortality after AMI
In addition to fear of pain and suffering

Poll: Patients, Caregivers Worry About Cost of Cancer Care

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Survey also shows that Americans misinformed about alternative treatments for cancer
A majority of internists still report financial ties to industry

Majority of Internists Still Have Financial Ties to Industry

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Most common benefits received were drug samples and food and beverage
Second- and third-generation Latino immigrants have an increased risk for cancer mortality compared with first-generation Mexico-born immigrants

Cancer Mortality Up for 2nd-, 3rd-Generation Latino Immigrants

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Latino generation linked to cancer mortality risk after adjustment for education, lifestyle factors, illness
Individuals with Alzheimer's disease have abnormalities and reductions in gene expression in the parahippocampal gyri that map to genes associated with the insulin receptor signaling pathway

Abnormalities in Genes Linked to IRSP in Alzheimer’s Disease

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Abnormalities, reductions in gene expression associated with insulin receptor signaling pathway
Among patients in the intensive care unit

Notes Reflecting Financial Considerations ID’d in ICU

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Overall, 4.2 percent of admissions have at least one clinical note reflecting financial considerations
Public automated external defibrillators are cost-effective for out-of-hospital cardiac arrest and are associated with better outcomes

AHA: Public Automated External Defibrillators Are Cost-Effective

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Second study shows improved one-month survival with favorable neurological outcome with public AED use
Opioid use is associated with the risk for developing atrial fibrillation

AHA: Opioid Use Appears to Up Risk for Atrial Fibrillation

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Opioid prescription independently tied to likelihood of having atrial fibrillation in cohort of young veterans