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A novel high-sensitivity cardiac troponin T protocol for ruling out myocardial infarction rules out more patients than the existing protocol

Novel hs-cTnT Protocol Better Rules Out Myocardial Infarction

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High-sensitivity troponin T rules out AMI in emergency department patients sooner than existing protocol
Cell-free DNA sequencing represents an advance in genomic medicine and has associated ethical challenges

Review Addresses Cell-Free DNA Sequencing in Pregnancy

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cfDNA testing for trisomy 21, 18, 13 recommended in pregnancy; no FDA oversight for testing
As part of the Choosing Wisely campaign

AAP Outlines Appropriate Pediatric Nephrology Testing

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Five evidence-based recommendations list tests, procedures that doctors, patients should question
In what can be described as a vicious catch-22

Heat-Driven Air Conditioning May Contribute to Additional Deaths

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Researchers project that AC adaptation will account for increase in deaths related to air quality
Development assistance for adolescent health makes up a small proportion of total development assistance for health

Little Global Development Assistance for Adolescent Health

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Overall, 1.6 percent of total development assistance for health went to projects with adolescent target
Audiovisual tobacco content remains common in prime-time U.K. television programs and is virtually unchanged from 2010

Tobacco Content Still Common on U.K. Prime-Time Television

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Tobacco content occurred in 33 percent of all programs; 8 percent of all adverts, trailer breaks
Life expectancy has declined in recent years in some high-income countries

Declines in Life Expectancy in Many High-Income Countries

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And increase in midlife death rates across racial and ethnic groups in the United States
Cognitive disability is the most prevalent disability type among young adults

Cognitive Disability Most Prevalent Type in Young Adults

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Disability-specific disparities prevalent in access to health care, especially for young, middle-aged adults
There is a lack of correlation between physician scores and those of others for physician-patient communication

Physicians Rate Communication During Visit Lower Than Patients

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Lack of correlation between physician scores of doctor-patient communication versus patient scores
Six cases of corneal infections associated with sleeping in contact lenses are described in a case report published in the Aug. 17 issue of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report.

Report Details Corneal Infection Tied to Sleeping in Contacts

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Six patients reported sleeping in lenses on regular basis; most had vision loss, permanent damage