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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
The initiation of maintenance dialysis reflects an interplay between the care practices of physicians

At Least Three Factors Influence Timing of Dialysis Initiation

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Factors include care practices of physicians, sources of momentum, patient-physician interactions
Dysgraphia after sertraline intake has been documented in a case report published online Jan. 21 in the Journal of Clinical Pharmacy and Therapeutics.

Dysgraphia Described After Sertraline Intake

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Case report describes 60-year-old man with tremors and episodes of buccal dyskinesia, dysgraphia
Nearly one in seven colorectal cancer patients are under 50

About 1 in 7 Colorectal Cancer Patients Younger Than 50

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And younger patients more likely to have advanced-stage cancer
Many older Americans are unnecessarily screened for breast and prostate cancer

Many Seniors Getting Unneeded Mammography, PSA Screens

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Rate of non-recommended screening 15.7 percent in those 65 years and older
The birth defect gastroschisis among U.S. infants has increased over the past 18 years

CDC: Increasing Rate of Gastroschisis Seen in U.S.

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Largest estimated increase over the 18 year period observed for young, non-Hispanic black mothers
Standing desks in the classroom may benefit students

Children Could Benefit From Standing Desks in Classrooms

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Research shows significant increase in proportion of time children spend standing each school day
More Americans than ever are satisfied with their visits to the doctor

Patient Satisfaction With Doctors May Be on the Rise

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Physician's expertise, time spent in exam room, and online access to info were key factors in trend
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
The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists has issued a statement and practice advisory in support of new guidelines aimed at shielding pregnant women from the mosquito-borne Zika virus.

ACOG Supports CDC’s Zika Virus Travel Precautions

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Travel to affected regions not recommended for pregnant women or women considering pregnancy