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A rare case of secondary syphilis which primarily presented with multiple nodules on the scalp has been detailed in a case report published online July 17 in the Journal of Dermatology.

Rare Skin Manifestations Can Indicate Secondary Syphilis

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Case report describes 51-year-old man who primarily presented with multiple nodules on his scalp
Adherence to distress screening protocols by cancer programs is associated with lower rates of medical service utilization

Distress Screening Tied to Fewer ER Visits for Cancer Patients

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Lower risk ratios for ER use and hospitalization when cancer program adherence documented
In a report published online July 16 in the Journal of Clinical Pharmacy and Therapeutics

Survival Feasible Post Acute Liver Failure Secondary to Amiodarone

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Case report describes survival of 79-year-old woman treated with IV amiodarone for atrial flutter
Reducing hospital readmission rates for acute myocardial infarction

Reducing Hospital Readmissions Doesn’t Up Mortality Rates

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ACA guidelines may mean better follow-up after discharge, researchers suggest
The Washington State high court has ruled against interstate medical liability

High Court Rules Against Interstate Medical Liability

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Case involves doctor providing care to football player in Idaho, who then died after injury in Washington
Organizational changes are recommended by primary care physicians to support safer prescribing

Organizational Changes Encouraged for Safer Prescribing

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Doctors describe swimming against tide of patient expectations, Rx culture, organizational constraints
Factors associated with physician mobility include smaller population size and lower primary care physician supply

Female Physicians Found More Likely to Leave Rural Practice

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Higher county-level mobility for counties with smaller population size, lower PCP supply
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~10 Percent Present to ER After Hysterectomy for Benign Disease

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Risk factors include younger age, higher parity, Medicare or self-pay insurance, postoperative pain
Scientists have predicted an upswing in the tick population this summer

Few Americans Aware of Possible Increased Risk This Tick Season

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Findings from poll conducted June 23 to 27, surveying 2,031 U.S. adults
Better patient-physician communication can improve care and reduce burnout

Patient-Centered Communication Could Help Reduce Burnout

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ICARE method, including collaboration, can be used for effective communication with patients