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Overweight and obese individuals are at increased risk of sudden cardiac death (SCD) and non-SCD

Overweight, Obesity Linked to Risk of Sudden Cardiac Death

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Increased risk of SCD with electrocardiogram abnormalities, even in normal-weight individuals
For healthy subjects

Prednisolone Therapy Induces Procoagulant State

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Ten days of treatment linked to increase in peak thrombin, velocity index, PAI-1, and vWF
Pulse pressure is associated with multiple adverse cardiovascular outcomes

Pulse Pressure Linked to Multiple Adverse Cardiovascular Outcomes

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After adjustment for multiple variables, PP linked to all outcomes except stroke, cardiovascular death
Varicella zoster virus vaccination has been linked to corneal inflammation

Varicella Zoster Vaccine Linked to Corneal Inflammation

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Important for physicians to know when giving vaccine to individuals with history of keratitis
Given the current political climate and issues of bipartisan concern

Possibility for Health Care Legislation Changes in 2016

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Bipartisan issues could be on agenda, including elimination of proposed tax on medical devices
Knowledge of coronary computed tomography angiography results is associated with improved alignment of aspirin and statin prescribing with the presence and severity of coronary artery disease

Coronary CT Angiography Findings Modify Statin, Aspirin Rx

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Many patients with CCTA-detected coronary artery disease are not discharged on aspirin or statin
New guidelines

Guidelines for Appropriate Use of Cardiac Imaging in the ER

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Appropriateness of imaging evaluated in 20 clinical scenarios for ER patients presenting with chest pain
Intravenous thrombolysis treatment might benefit stroke patients who needed help with daily living before their stroke

IV Thrombolysis Aids Patients Dependent Before Their Stroke

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Study finds favorable results among older adults who already had health problems
Opt-out testing could significantly increase the number of patients who agree to be tested for HIV

Opt-Out Testing in the ER May Boost HIV Testing Rates

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More people agree to screening when told they'll be checked unless they choose otherwise
Researchers say they're closer to developing a blood test that distinguishes between viral and bacterial respiratory infections. The findings are published in the Jan. 20 issue of Science Translational Medicine.

Blood Test May Help Guide Appropriateness of Antibiotic Rx

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Still in development, but doctors' office screening method could curb overprescribing