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Even with recent strides in breast cancer treatment

Early Detection Still Key to Breast Cancer Survival

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Despite advances in treatment, finding smaller tumors linked to better results
Resistance to the antibiotics clarithromycin

H. Pylori Resistance to Antibiotics Increasing

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Bacteria frequently resistant to clarithromycin, metronidazole, levofloxacin
Ultrasonography has very high sensitivity and low false-positive rates in identifying fetal teratoma prenatally

Ultrasound Diagnosis of Fetal Teratoma Very Accurate

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Very high sensitivity, low false-positives, but prognosis depends on location, size
Prognostic disclosure is associated with more realistic patient expectations of life expectancy in advanced cancer

Prognostic Disclosure Improves Life Expectancy Estimates

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Prognostic disclosure linked to more realistic patient expectations in advanced cancer
A supervised exercise program does not confer additional benefits in activity limitation or quality of life compared with advice alone for patients with isolated and uncomplicated ankle fracture

Rehab Not Necessary for Uncomplicated Ankle Fracture

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Australian research shows similar results for either rehab program or advice only
Blacks and Hispanics spend approximately 25 percent more time seeking health care than whites

Low Income, Minority Status Affect Medical Care Wait Times

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Education also plays a role, with lower education levels associated with longer wait times
For cancer survivors

Ovarian Tissue Transplant Can Up Fertility Post Cancer Tx

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Researchers in Denmark report a success rate of about 30 percent
U.S. hospitals have made significant improvements to breastfeeding support programs in recent years

CDC: Hospitals Doing Better Job of Promoting Breastfeeding

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Still, nearly 4 million infants are born each year in U.S., but only 14% in 'baby-friendly' hospitals
The early signs of child abuse among infants and toddlers -- head trauma

Researchers Urge Routine Screening for Child Abuse

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Further testing of all children with suspicious injuries could minimize misdiagnoses
The U.S. Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF) recommends colorectal cancer screening starting at age 50 years and continuing through age 75 years. These findings form the basis of a draft recommendation statement

USPSTF Recommends CRC Screening for 50- to 75-Year-Olds

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Grade A recommendation for 50- to 75-year-olds; individualized decision urged for those age 76 to 85