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In a study published in the Nov. 1 issue of The American Journal of Cardiology

Women Have Worse Outcomes During 36 Months After ACS

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Higher incidence of composite end point for women during 36 months after acute coronary syndrome
People with high levels of health anxiety have about a 70 percent increased risk of ischemic heart disease

Health Anxiety Takes Toll on Cardiovascular Health

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Anxiety about health linked to higher risk of ischemic heart disease
Patients with melanoma treated with a combination of ipilimumab and nivolumab may be at risk for a potentially fatal T-cell-driven drug reaction

Myocarditis ID’d With Ipilimumab + Nivolumab in Melanoma

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Case report describes two patients who developed fatal T-cell-driven drug reaction
Paintball guns pose the greatest risk of vision loss among the sports most commonly associated with eye injuries

~30K Sports-Related Eye Injuries Yearly in U.S. Emergency Rooms

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Paintball and air-gun eye injuries account for large percentage of cases involving vision loss
For ectopic pregnancy

Outcomes Similar for Rx Dosing Protocols in Ectopic Pregnancy

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Similar initial hCG levels with single-, double-dose protocols; more rapid decline with single-dose
A case of acute hepatitis tied to excessive energy drink consumption is detailed in a report published online Nov. 1 in BMJ Case Reports.

Acute Hepatitis Described With Excessive Energy Drink Intake

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Patient reported drinking four to five energy drinks per day for three weeks before admission
Shoppers are often confused by food labels that warn of potential allergens

Vague Food Labels Can Place Patients With Allergies at Risk

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Misunderstanding warnings could be dangerous for those with food allergies
More than 30 percent of patients admitted with a diagnosis of lower extremity cellulitis are misdiagnosed

About 30 Percent Misdiagnosed With Lower Extremity Cellulitis

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Misdiagnosis leads to 50,000 to 130,000 unnecessary hospitalizations, costs of $195 to $515 million
College athletes report less than 1 percent of symptoms captured with a smartphone-based ecological momentary assessment to sports medicine clinicians

College Athletes Report Few Symptoms to Doctors

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Report less than 1 percent of symptoms ID'd by smartphone-based ecologic momentary assessment

October 2016 Briefing – Emergency Medicine

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Here are what the editors at HealthDay consider to be the most important developments in Emergency Medicine for October 2016. This roundup includes the...