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Lifestyle factors are associated with independent aging for men aged 85 years and older

Lifestyle Factors Predict Independent Aging in Older Men

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Never smoking, high adherence to Mediterranean diet linked to independent aging
For early career teachers

Early Career Burnout Can Be Contagious Via Social Networks

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One-unit increase in mean social network members' burnout levels tied to 0.21-unit increase in burnout
In combination with risk factors

Meds + Risk Factors Contribute to QTc Interval Lengthening

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Combined with risk factors, QT prolonging meds tied to greater QTc lengthening than QTPM alone
For older patients receiving prednisolone

Alendronate Cuts Hip Fx Risk in Seniors Taking Prednisolone

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No association for alendronate treatment with risk of mild upper GI symptoms, peptic ulcers
In farnesoid X receptor knockout mice

Western Diet Associated With Chronic Hepatic Inflammation

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Western diet-induced dysbiosis in FXR KO mice linked to persistent hepatic inflammation
Idarucizumab can reverse the anticoagulant effect of dabigatran in emergency situations

Idarucizumab Shows Reliable Reversal of Dabigatran

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Effective for dabigatran reversal among patients with uncontrolled bleeding, undergoing urgent surgery
Sustained diet changes -- even later in life -- can extend people's lives

Large Study Shows Eating Better at Any Age Can Prolong Life

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Researchers suggest it's never too late to benefit from a commitment to eating healthier
For adults receiving opioid medication prescriptions

Errors in Opioid Prescribing for Adult Outpatients Common

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Errors in 89 percent of handwritten prescriptions, 0 percent of EHR-computer generated prescriptions
Men with early-stage prostate cancer who have surgery to remove their tumor do not live longer than those who receive no treatment at all

Study Supports Observation Only for Most Low-Risk Prostate CA

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20-year study found little difference in mortality rates, more complications with surgery
The larger a man

Tall, Obese Men at Higher Risk of Aggressive Prostate Cancer

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Study found taller, heavier males were more likely to develop prostate cancer, die from it