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Elderly adults who regularly exercise are less likely to suffer a disabling injury or illness

Disabling Injury, Illness Less Likely for Elderly Who Exercise

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And likely to recover more quickly if injury or illness occurs
For 83-year-old patients with hip fracture

Orthogeriatric Model of Care Cost-Effective in Elderly With Hip Fx

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Orthogeriatric-led service most effective, cost-effective model of care for men, women aged 83
Empathetic listening can help physicians navigate difficult situations and forge deeper connections with patients

AMA: Practicing Empathy May Lead to More Joy in Medicine

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Doctors should take advantage of first few minutes of clinical encounter, give full attention to patients
Pregabalin is beneficial for neuropathic pain

Pregabalin Benefits Not Linked to Prior Gabapentin Use

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Same relief for those who had/had not received gabapentin
For older adults

Promising Results for Laughter-Based Exercise Program

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Significant improvements in mental health, aerobic endurance, self-efficacy for LaughActive program
Patients with tinnitus may find some immediate relief with nasally-administered oxytocin

AAO: Nasal Oxytocin Shows Immediate Benefit in Tinnitus

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Further studies needed to evaluate its potential therapeutic role
The thousands of miles of aging

Drug-Resistant Bacteria Live in America’s Water Systems

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Bacteria found in plumbing may sicken thousands each year
For asymptomatic patients with type 2 diabetes

CCTA Has Prognostic Value in Asymptomatic T2DM Patients

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Excellent long-term prognoses for patients with normal coronary arteries, non-obstructive CAD
Falls are the leading cause of injury and death among older people in the United States

CDC: Falls Leading Cause of Injury, Death in U.S. Seniors

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Falls cause millions of injuries and soaring health care costs, CDC report shows
Changes in diet quality correlate with subsequent risk of type 2 diabetes

Quality of Diet Linked to Risk of T2DM Regardless of BMI Change

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Association only partly explained by body weight changes