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Oxygen Saturation Should Not Top 96 Percent in Acutely Ill

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Patients with acute stroke or MI should not receive supplemental oxygen if SpO2 ≥90 percent
Genetic and lifestyle factors are independently associated with incident stroke among men and women aged 40 to 73 years

Independent Links for Genetics, Lifestyle With Incident Stroke

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Significantly increased risk for high versus low genetic risk, unfavorable versus favorable lifestyle
One in two women and one in three men will develop dementia

Half of Women to Develop Stroke, Dementia, or Parkinsonism

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Third of men to develop at least one of these; women more likely to experience both stroke and dementia
Implementation of the HEART Pathway is associated with decreased hospitalizations

HEART Pathway Can Safely Identify Low-Risk ER Patients

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Pathway IDs low-risk patients with chest pain for discharge without stress testing, angiography
The impact of alternative payment models on physician practices has been described in a study published by the RAND Corp. and the American Medical Association.

Pace of Change Has Accelerated in Alternative Payment Models

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Physicians also report increasing complexity of APMs, more financial risk aversion
Many supplements contain one or more stimulants that have been the subject of U.S. Food and Drug Administration-issued public notices

Most Supplements Contain Prohibited Stimulants

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75 percent of supplements purchased in 2017 contained one or more stimulants subject to FDA notices
Tibia lead levels are associated with resistant-hypertension

Tibia Lead Levels Linked to Risk of Resistant-Hypertension

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Relative risk of 1.19 for resistant-HTN for each interquartile range increase in tibia lead level
Patients with incident chronic kidney disease in the setting of intensive systolic blood pressure treatment have decreases rather than increases in kidney damage biomarkers

Intensive SBP Tx Cuts Kidney Damage Biomarkers in Incident CKD

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Incident CKD accompanied by decreases in kidney damage biomarkers in setting of intensive treatment
For adults with treated hypertension

Periodontitis Linked to Higher BP in Adults With Treated HTN

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Mean systolic BP 2.3 to 3 mm Hg higher in presence of periodontitis; also linked to unsuccessful treatment
Atrial fibrillation patients with cancer are less likely to see a cardiologist and fill prescriptions for anticoagulants

A-Fib Patients With Cancer Less Likely to See Cardiologist

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Those who do see a cardiologist are more likely to fill anticoagulant Rx; have reduced risk for stroke