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Both biological and socioeconomic factors appear to play a role in higher hemoglobin A1C readings seen in black patients with diabetes

Glycation of Hemoglobin Differs by Race

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Researchers suggest difference stems from both biological and care issues
For patients with primary open-angle glaucoma

Retinal Ganglion Cell + Inner Plexiform Layer Loss Affects QoL

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Glaucoma-related macular RGC+IPL loss linked to vision-related quality of life more than thickness
For patients with heart failure with reduced ejection fraction in sinus rhythm

Beta-Blockers Cut Mortality for Patients in Sinus Rhythm

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Drop in mortality for patients with heart failure with reduced ejection fraction regardless of heart rate
The combination of extra virgin olive oil and ibuprofen at a therapeutic dose is superior to the two compounds used separately

Olive Oil, Ibuprofen May Have Synergistic Effects

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Synergistic analgesic, anti-pyretic, anti-inflammatory effects seen in animal model
Severe hyperammonemia

Case Report: Hyperammonemia to Be Considered in Cirrhosis Setting

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Authors describe case of 58-year-old man who received blood obtained 17, 20 days earlier
Vitamin B6

Vitamin B6 Linked to Increased Risk of Hip Fracture

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But no significant link for vitamin B12 and risk of hip fracture during trial and extended follow-up
Thirty million American adults (one in seven) have chronic kidney disease -- but many don't know it

CDC: Kidney Disease Affects One in Seven Americans

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About 96 percent of those with early kidney disease don't know they have it
Depression affects about one-third of hospital patients and could slow their recovery

Review: Depression Screening As Inpatient Important, Feasible

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Still, more research needed to determine effect of screening/treatment on patient outcomes
For most patients with non-insulin-treated type 2 diabetes

ADA: Glucose Self-Monitoring Often Lacks Benefit in T2DM

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No significant improvements in hemoglobin A1c levels, HRQOL seen in non-insulin-treated cases
Medical students frequently do not achieve mastery of the skills necessary for accurate measurement of blood pressure

Medical Students Lacking Proficiency in BP Measurements

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Among 159 medical students, a mean of 4.1 elements out of 11 were performed properly