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From 2016 to 2019

2016 to 2019 Saw Increase in Medical Students With Disabilities

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Increases seen in psychological disabilities, chronic health conditions
The new Society for Cardiovascular Angiography and Intervention cardiogenic shock classification scheme provides risk stratification for hospital mortality

New Cardiogenic Shock Staging System IDs Mortality Risk

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Study is first to validate Society for Cardiovascular Angiography and Intervention system
Cases of a serious

CDC: All 50 States Now Reporting Cases of Severe Vaping-Linked Lung Injury

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As of Dec. 4, agency said it plans to only report cases that required hospitalization
In 2017

Rural Population Underrepresented Among Medical Students

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Number of rural medical students would need to quadruple to meet share of rural residents in U.S. population
Infections linked to injections of black tar heroin have killed seven people in San Diego County in the past two months

Seven Deaths in California From Infections Tied to Black Tar Heroin

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Nine people, aged 19 to 57, have been admitted to area hospitals with myonecrosis bacterial infections
Physicians showing depressive symptoms are at higher risk for medical errors

Physician Depressive Symptoms Tied to Higher Risk for Medical Errors

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Bidirectional association seen between depressive symptoms and medical errors
Adults not living in metropolitan statistical areas are more likely to have reduced access to or use of health care services

Adults Not Living in Metro Areas Have Reduced Access to Care

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In unadjusted analyses, adults not living in MSA more likely to have financial burden linked to care
While affiliating with health systems may boost a rural hospital's financial viability

Services Affected by Rural Hospitals Joining Health Systems

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Reductions seen in imaging, on-site obstetric services, on-site primary care
A digital sepsis alert is associated with improved outcomes

Digital Sepsis Monitoring May Improve Inpatient Outcomes

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Systemwide implementation presents opportunity to improve care for patients who may have sepsis
Holding intubated infants in the intensive care unit is well tolerated and does not increase adverse events

Holding Intubated Infants in ICU Found to Be Safe, Beneficial

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No increase found in adverse events with holding infants aged <6 months intubated for respiratory failure