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For older adults starting antimuscarinic treatment for overactive bladder

Potentially Inappropriate Meds Use Common With OAB Tx

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For older adults initiating antimuscarinic medication for overactive bladder, PIM is prevalent
The offspring of women using ondansetron early in pregnancy for nausea and vomiting of pregnancy or hyperemesis gravidarum may be at risk for cardiac abnormalities

Review: Low Risk of Birth Defects With Ondansetron Exposure

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Ondansetron-exposed neonates may have small increase in incidence of cardiac abnormalities
The implementation of a multicomponent electronic clinical decision support tool reduces computed tomography use for pediatric patients with possible appendicitis

Clinical Decision Support Tool Cuts CT Use for Appendicitis

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Multicomponent electronic clinical decision tool reduces CT use in children with possible appendicitis
Implementation of a computerized multidisciplinary order set in the electronic health record improves the quality of physician pharmacologic prescribing for patients hospitalized for chronic obstructive pulmonary disorder exacerbations

Computerized Order Set Aids Prescribing in COPD Exacerbations

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Increase in percentage of patients receiving all recommended pharmacologic therapies
For older adults

Low Fruit, Vegetable Intake Linked to Hip Fracture Risk

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Daily intake of one or less servings of fruit and vegetables linked to increased risk in older adults
For children with atopic dermatitis

Clinical Scores Correlate Well in Pediatric Atopic Dermatitis

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Clinical scores for sleep loss, pruritus correlate well with each other and with disease severity, QoL
Controversial new research challenges the idea that heart health will improve if people cut saturated fat -- typically from animal sources -- from their diets in favor of vegetable oil. The findings were published online April 12 in The BMJ.

Benefits of Polyunsaturated Over Saturated Fat Deemed Uncertain

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Benefits of replacing saturated fat with vegetable oils may be overestimated, researchers say
People with high intake of fast food may have levels of phthalates in their urine that are 24 to 40 percent higher than people who rarely eat fast food

Consumption of Fast Food Linked to Greater Exposure to Phthalates

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High consumption linked to higher urinary levels of di(2-ethylhexyl) phthalate, diisononyl phthalate
U.S. hospital procedures and questionnaires used to manage patient pain lead to overprescribing of addictive opioids and need to be changed

Coalition Calls for Changes to Hospital Pain Assessments

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Petition asks government to release proposal for a new pain questionnaire for hospital patients
New-onset atrial fibrillation after acute myocardial infarction is strongly tied to in-hospital complications and higher short-term readmission rates

New-Onset A-Fib Post Acute MI Ups Complications, Readmission

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In-hospital complication rate higher, as is 30-day readmission rate