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For patients with Lyme disease-associated facial palsy

Corticosteroids Linked to Worse Outcome in Facial Palsy

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Worse facial function outcomes for patients with Lyme disease-associated facial palsy
Many female adolescent patients with acute leukemia and emergency room visits have low rates of pregnancy screening before teratogenic exposures

Pregnancy Screens Lacking for Teens With Leukemia

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Low rates for teens with acute leukemia and ER visits before teratogenic exposures
During laboratory experiments

Parents Often Make Dosing Errors With Liquid Medications

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Parents make fewer mistakes using oral syringes compared to cups
As the popularity of soccer has grown in the United States

Number of Youth Soccer Injuries Up Over Last 25 Years

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Concussion rate jumped almost 1,600 percent in same time period
Fatal anaphylaxis cases have been reported with administration of intravenous iron products

Reports of Fatal Anaphylaxis With IV Iron Products

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Seventy-nine cases of anaphylactic reactions linked to ferumoxytol, of which 18 were fatal
For patients at Veterans Affairs hospitals

Lean Processes Can Cut Wait Times at VA Hospitals

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Drop in mean patient wait times for elective general surgical procedures; increase in operating volume
From 1991 to 2013 there was an increase in the incidence of hair removal-related injuries

Incidence of Hair Removal-Linked Injuries Up From 1991 to 2013

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Highest injury rates seen for face for males and lower limbs for females
For patients with cirrhosis

Volume of Ascites Positively Associated With Umbilical Hernia

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In patients with ascites ≥2,000 mL, only alkaline phosphatase linked to umbilical hernia
A simple saline-based nasal spray is as effective as medicated sprays in controlling epistaxis in patients with hereditary hemorrhagic telangiectasia

Saline-Based Nasal Spray Found to Be Effective for Epistaxis

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Saline as good as medications for hereditary hemorrhagic telangiectasia, researchers find
When the temperature rises to 108 degrees Fahrenheit or higher

Fan Use in Extreme Heat May Be Detrimental to Health in Elderly

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Heart rate, core body temperature rose more with electric fan use than without in 108 degree heat