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Patients can be taught to safely self-administer long-term intravenous antibiotics at home

Patients Can Safely Self-Administer IV Antibiotics at Home

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Practice could save money while helping uninsured patients avoid long hospital stays, researchers say
A single infusion of the potent human monoclonal antibody targeting the HIV-1 CD4 binding site

Infusion of HIV-Neutralizing Antibody Decreases Viremia

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Strong selection pressure seen for outgrowth of less neutralization-sensitive viruses
Kangaroo mother care is associated with improved neonatal outcomes among infants of any birth weight or gestational age

Kangaroo Care Cuts Mortality in Low Birth Weight Newborns

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Improved neonatal outcomes versus conventional care for infants of any birth weight, gestational age
In a practice bulletin published in the January issue of Obstetrics & Gynecology

ACOG: New Recommendations for Cervical Cancer Screening

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Recommendations provide guidance on frequency of screening, appropriate screening methods
The number of births in the United States increased in 2014

CDC: Number of U.S. Births Up to 3.9 Million in 2014

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Decrease in rate of teenage pregnancies, and in birth rates for women in early 20s
Comprehensive cigarette bans are most effective at limiting smoking among casual users

Both Smoking Bans and Cigarette Taxes Deter Smokers

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Bans seem better for social smokers; heavy smokers primarily deterred by taxes
For patients with hip and knee osteoarthritis

Combined Patient, Physician Intervention Ups Function in OA

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Modest improvement in WOMAC, WOMAC function subscale for patients with hip, knee osteoarthritis
Patients with sudden cardiac arrest frequently have warning symptoms

Many Ignore Warning Symptoms Before Sudden Cardiac Arrest

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Survival significantly higher for patients who call emergency services in response to symptoms
In order to prevent denials

Specific, Consistent ICD-10 Coding Key to Timely Payments

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Tips to prevent denials include checking EHR selection against documentation, being specific
The U.S. Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF) has found that current evidence is insufficient for determining the balance of benefits and harms of lipid disorder screening in children

Two Draft Statements From USPSTF Open for Comment

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Insufficient evidence for lipid screening in children; recommendation for statins varies with age, risk