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There is a U-shaped correlation between fish consumption and all-cause mortality

U-Shaped Link for Fish Consumption, Mortality

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Women only have increased mortality risk at the highest level of fish consumption
New anticancer drugs

New Anticancer Drugs Up Costs and Life Expectancy Considerably

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Lifetime costs up $72,000, life expectancy up 13 months with new drug use in breast cancer
For American-Indians with type 2 diabetes

Advanced Glycation End Products Tied to Renal Function Loss

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AGEs improve RFL prediction in American-Indians with type 2 diabetes
Nearly all middle-aged patients with diabetes should be taking statins

Too Few Diabetes Patients Receiving Statins

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Two in five middle-aged patients don't get the medications, despite recommendations to do so
Acupuncture may provide some relief to patients with chronic severe functional constipation

Electroacupuncture Helps Ease Chronic Severe Constipation

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Led to symptom relief from chronic severe functional constipation even 12 weeks after treatment
There are considerable discrepancies in primary prevention guidelines for adult cardiovascular risk assessment

Discrepancies ID’d in Adult CVD Risk Assessment Guidelines

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All recommendations but one advocate for screening, most include prediction models for follow-up
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Most Patients Taking Opioids Open to Receiving Naloxone Rx

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More than a third of patients reported beneficial behavior changes
Postconditioning with rosuvastatin prevents myocardial ischemia-reperfusion injury in a rat model

Statin Rx May Prevent Myocardial Ischemia-Reperfusion Injury

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In rat model, rosuvastatin induces phosphorylation of Akt, GSK-3β and prevents oxidative stress
Fatal anaphylaxis cases have been reported with administration of intravenous iron products

Reports of Fatal Anaphylaxis With IV Iron Products

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Seventy-nine cases of anaphylactic reactions linked to ferumoxytol, of which 18 were fatal
From 1993 to 2010 there was an increase in the diagnosis of sleep apnea in U.S. ambulatory practice visits

Sleep Apnea Diagnoses Up Among Outpatients From 1993 to 2010

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Majority of diagnoses reported by primary care providers, pulmonologists, and otolaryngologists