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April 2017 Briefing – Infectious Disease

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Here are what the editors at HealthDay consider to be the most important developments in Infectious Disease for April 2017. This roundup includes the...
Use of macrolides

Common Antibiotics May Increase Risk of Miscarriage

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Certain medications seem safer than others, but overall danger is low, researchers say
Distinct bacterial taxa are seen in myalgic encephalomyelitis/chronic fatigue syndrome subgroups

Distinct Bacterial Taxa in ME/CSF Subgroups With/Without IBS

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IBS co-morbidity is top driving factor in separation of topological networks based on bacterial profiles
Invited speakers at medical conferences tend to be disproportionately male

Meeting Organizers Overlooking Qualified Female Scientists

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Active generation of lists of potential speakers, assessment of qualifications can address bias

EHR Documentation May Help in Harm Reduction Initiatives

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EHR-based initiative tied to more than 30 percent reduction in harm for hospital-acquired infections
Physician burnout factors include control

Risk Factors in Six Areas Tied to Physician Burnout

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Tool gauging burnout focuses on workload, control, rewards, community, fairness, values
A proposal to replace private insurance with government-funded health care for all moved forward in California on Wednesday as Democrats on the Senate Health Committee voted to advance the measure.

Single-Payer Health System Bill Moves Forward in California

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Not yet clear where money for the single-payer system would come from
Deep learning with deep convolutional neural networks can result in accurate detection of tuberculosis on chest radiographs

Deep Convolutional Neural Networks Accurately Detect TB

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Ensemble of AlexNet and GoogLeNet was best-performing classifier, with AUC of 0.99
The prescription drug abuse epidemic in the United States might be associated with a higher mortality rate than has been reported previously

CDC: Opioid-Related Mortality Rate Might Be Underestimated

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Death certificates from drug-linked infections may not label opioids as possible cause
Hepatitis B virus reactivation is a safety concern for patients with HBV and hepatitis C virus coinfection receiving direct-acting antiviral agents

HBV Reactivation Is Concern With DAA Tx in HBV-HCV Coinfection

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29 cases of HBV reactivation reported in patients with coinfection receiving direct-acting antivirals