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Public reporting of outcomes may be tied to lower rates of percutaneous revascularization and higher in-hospital mortality among acute myocardial infarction patients in reporting states

Public Outcomes Reporting Tied to Lower PCI Rates for Acute MI

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Findings in large regional study of acute MI show higher in-hospital mortality in reporting states
Screening men presenting with erectile dysfunction for cardiovascular disease risk factors can potentially cut future cardiovascular events and save billions of dollars over 20 years

Cardiovascular Screening in Men With ED Could Save Billions

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Savings seen over 20 years due to identifying men with previously unknown cardiovascular risk factors
Higher total white blood cell and neutrophil counts are independent predictors of stroke in older Japanese-American men

WBC, Neutrophil Counts Predict Stroke Risk in Older Asian Men

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Higher total WBC, neutrophil counts independently predict stroke in older Japanese-American men
There is a lack of agreement among clinicians about who is responsible for specific roles in the medication reconciliation process

Lack of Agreement for Meds Reconciliation Responsibilities

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Lack of agreement among clinicians about specific roles and responsibilities in the process

American College of Cardiology, March 14-16

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The American College of Cardiology's 64th Annual Scientific Session & Expo The annual meeting of the American College of Cardiology was held from...
Cholbam (cholic acid) capsules have been approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration to treat adults and children with bile acid synthesis disorders and peroxisomal disorders

FDA Approves Cholbam for Rare Bile Acid Synthesis Disorders

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Drug is approved as an oral treatment for children aged 3 weeks and older, and adults
Antipsychotic drugs used to treat the delusions

Antipsychotics May Up Risk of Premature Death in Dementia

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Risk dose-dependent among patients taking newer, more commonly used antipsychotics
The Obama Administration reported Monday the largest drop in the number of Americans without health insurance since the Johnson administration expanded health coverage through Medicare and Medicaid 50 years ago.

More Than 16 Million Americans Have Gained Coverage Under ACA

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White House announces historic drop in number of uninsured Americans
Obesity takes a huge toll on health

Cancer Odds Up 40 Percent in Obese Women

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However, researchers stress that losing excess weight can lower the odds again
An eight-week jyoti meditation program is effective for patients with chronic neck pain

Jyoti Meditation Program Effective for Chronic Neck Pain

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Reductions in pain, pain-related bothersomeness with meditation versus exercise control