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Genetic testing may help diagnose or rule out central nervous system infections

DNA Tests May Aid Diagnosis of CNS Infections

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Genetic sequencing of inflamed brain tissue helped scientists determine cause of damage in many cases
A short-lived optical sensation can lead some smartphone users to mistakenly believe they've lost sight in one eye

Smartphone Use at Night May Result in Monocular ‘Blindness’

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Transient vision loss due to optical adaptation of the eyes caused by reading smartphone with one eye
In a letter published online June 22 in the New England Journal of Medicine

Zika Infection Also Linked to Uveitis in Adults

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Physicians should note that a red eye associated with Zika is not necessarily only conjunctivitis
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Digital Technology Holds Potential in Emergency CVD Care

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Digital technology's potential in health care remains largely untapped
Prior exposure to the dengue fever virus may increase the severity of Zika virus infection

Exposure to the Dengue Virus May Up Potency of Zika Infection

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And, an antibody that's effective against dengue may also counter Zika
A nine-protein risk score may help predict cardiovascular events among patients with stable coronary heart disease

Nine-Protein Risk Score May Help Predict CV Events in Stable CHD

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Risk score performed better than refit Framingham for predicting cardiovascular events
Statins could significantly reduce the risk of infection in stroke patients

Statins Could Reduce Risk of Infection in Stroke Patients

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Meds may have anti-inflammatory properties that help the body respond to infection
Americans spent more than $30 billion out of pocket in 2012 on chiropractors and other complementary health practitioners

CDC: Alternative Medicine a Booming Business in U.S.

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More than $30 billion paid out-of-pocket for acupuncture, yoga, chiropractic care, supplements
Black Americans with atrial fibrillation are at higher risk than whites for serious cardiovascular complications and death

Risk of Cardiovascular Events Up in Black Patients With A-Fib

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Black patients twice as likely to suffer stroke, heart failure, death as whites with atrial fibrillation
More than one-third of U.S. patients with atrial fibrillation who need anticoagulation to prevent strokes aren't receiving it

Too Many A-Fib Patients Taking Aspirin Instead of Anticoagulant

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Anticoagulants -- not aspirin -- dramatically cut the risk of stroke, researchers say