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For patients undergoing cardiac surgery

Glucose Levels Linked to Cardiac Surgery Outcomes

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Levels ≥180 mg/dL tied to worse outcomes for most patients; not for those with insulin-treated diabetes
More Americans than ever are satisfied with their visits to the doctor

Patient Satisfaction With Doctors May Be on the Rise

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Physician's expertise, time spent in exam room, and online access to info were key factors in trend
For a small number of women with a rare form of infertility

Mutations in TUBB8 Linked to Form of Female Infertility

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Screening could spare these women unnecessary treatment, researchers say
Very-low-energy diets seem to be beneficial for long-term weight loss

Review Shows Lasting Weight Loss for Very-Low-Energy Diets

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VLEDs plus behavioral program achieves greater long-term weight loss than behavioral program alone
Weight-based insulin dosing is associated with less hypoglycemia than standard dosing for patients with acute hyperkalemia weighing less than 95 kg

Less Hypoglycemia With Weight-Based Insulin in Hyperkalemia

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Less hypoglycemia for patients weighing less than 95 kg, with no impact on potassium lowering
Youths treated with antipsychotics have increased cumulative risk and exposure-adjusted incidence of type 2 diabetes mellitus

Antipsychotic-Exposed Youths Have Increased T2DM Risk

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Increased cumulative risk and incidence rate ratio compared with healthy controls, psychiatric controls
As insurers place increasing emphasis on evaluating physicians based on quality measures

Guidelines Provided for Correct Way to Dismiss Patients

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Practices should develop specific policy for provider-patient termination
Catch-up sleep may reverse the negative short-term impact of sleep loss on diabetes risk

Catch-Up Sleep May Reverse T2DM Risk Tied to Sleep Loss

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But the research is preliminary and only included a small number of healthy young men
Vitamin B12 deficiency is common among seniors in long-term care

B12 Deficiency Common in Long-Term Care Residents

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Researcher says findings warrant consideration of mandatory B12 screening at admission
Physicians facing death are less likely to demand aggressive care

Physicians Choose Less Aggressive Care at End of Life

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Doctors less likely to die in a hospital, have surgery, and to be admitted to the ICU