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Use of glitazones may help protect against Parkinson's disease

Glitazone Usage Tied to Lower Risk for Parkinson’s Disease

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Lower risk of Parkinson's seen only with current use of glitazone
Combination treatments show promise for HIV and hepatitis C virus coinfection

Combo Treatments Promising for HIV-HCV Coinfection

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Sustained virologic response for ledipasvir and sofosbuvir; and for daclatasvir and sofosbuvir
Short sleep duration (less than seven hours) is associated with increased likelihood of metabolic syndrome

Short Sleep Duration Ups Odds of Metabolic Syndrome

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Dose-response association, with 1.5-fold increase among those sleeping less than five hours
Two trajectories of growth correlate with development of type 2 diabetes

Two Trajectories of Childhood Growth for Type 2 Diabetes

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Both start with low weight and BMI at birth; rapid BMI increase in childhood in one pathway
About seven in 10 Americans with a history of cardiovascular disease or stroke regularly take aspirin

CDC: Aspirin Use Common Among Americans With Heart Disease

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Clinical and community-based approaches should be used to increase aspirin use among low-use groups
Blacks are more likely than whites to experience sudden cardiac arrest and it often occurs at an earlier age in blacks than in whites

Race May Factor Into Higher Risk of Sudden Cardiac Arrest

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Higher rates seen in blacks versus whites; often at younger ages
Early initiation of antiretroviral therapy is associated with improved outcomes in HIV

More Evidence of Benefits for Early Initiation of ART

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Two studies show benefits in patients with asymptomatic HIV and in African patients
For patients undergoing transrectal prostate biopsy

Targeted Prophylaxis Effective in Post-Prostate Biopsy Sepsis

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Targeted prophylaxis similarly effective to empirical prophylaxis after transrectal prostate biopsy
The divide between outpatient and inpatient medicine seems to be growing

Care Transitions Increasingly Important for Outpatient Doctors

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Primary care physicians have important role in preventing transition gaps for hospitalized patients
A major change in Papanicolaou test guidelines introduced in 2009 may have had an unintended consequence: Some young women are missing out on screening for chlamydia

2009 Pap Guidelines Linked to Drop in Chlamydia Testing

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Screening of young women dropped significantly at one university health center