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In patients with birch pollen allergy

Intranasal Omalizumab Does Not Increase Serum IgE Levels

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No relevant change in allergen-specific/total IgE levels for subjects challenged with omalizumab
Physicians who are experiencing burnout are more than twice as likely to leave their organization within two years

High Costs Associated With Physician Burnout, Attrition

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Economic loss at Stanford over two years expected to range from $15.5 million to $55.5 million
Short message service reminders are a moderately effective way to increase the rate of influenza vaccination among high-risk patients

SMS Reminders Moderately Effective for Flu Vaccination

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One additional high-risk patient immunized for every 29 SMSs sent, costing $3.48
Probiotic and peanut oral immunotherapy has a sustained beneficial effect on psychosocial impact of food allergy after end-of-treatment

Psychosocial Benefit Seen With Probiotic, Peanut Oral Immunotx

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Sustained positive psychosocial impact for food allergy at 3 and 12 months after end-of-treatment
A simple

Simple Checklist Can Identify Useful Clinical Practice Guidelines

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Eight-item tool developed for clinicians to identify trustworthy, useful, and relevant guidelines
More than 40 percent of health care personnel with influenza-like illness work while ill

Many Health Care Providers Work While Sick

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Pharmacists and physicians have the highest frequency of working with influenza-like illness
A 250-μg peanut patch produces a significant treatment response in peanut-allergic patients treated for a year

Peanut Patch Found Safe, Effective for Treating Allergies

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250-μg patch produces significant treatment response compared with placebo after 12 months
Health care experts are supportive of OurNotes

Health Care Experts in Favor of Patient Contribution to Notes

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With some cautions, experts are supportive of the OurNotes medical notes intervention
Inhaled corticosteroids are not associated with increased odds of fracture in the pediatric asthma population

Inhaled Corticosteroids Not Linked to Fracture in Children

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Systemic, but not inhaled, corticosteroids associated with higher fracture risk in pediatric asthma patients
Promotion of prolonged and exclusive breastfeeding may reduce the risk of flexural dermatitis in adolescence but does not affect lung function or questionnaire-derived measures of asthma or atopic eczema

Extended Breastfeeding May Cut Later Flexural Dermatitis Risk

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But breastfeeding promotion not tied to measures of atopic eczema, asthma on questionnaire