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Circadian rhythm disruption associated with shifted light:dark cycles exacerbates stroke outcomes in a rat model

Shift Work ‘Unwinds’ Body Clock, May Lead to More Severe Stroke

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Circadian rhythm disruption may interact with sex to modulate pathological effect of stroke
For mechanically ventilated intensive care unit patients

Clonidine Has Antipyretic Effect in ICU Patients

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Patients receiving clonidine in addition to commonly used sedative agents have lower temperature
General anesthesia doesn't seem to harm young children's mental development

Early Use of Anesthesia Does Not Lead to Cognitive Deficits in Kids

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No lingering mental effects seen after one exposure, but more research needed
Electroacupuncture may be a beneficial treatment option for carpal tunnel syndrome

Electroacupuncture May Benefit Carpal Tunnel Syndrome

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Patients undergoing electroacupuncture reported less disability and less severe symptoms
Late-term infants have better cognitive outcomes but may have impaired physical outcomes compared with full-term infants

Late-Term Gestation Linked to Improved Cognitive Outcomes

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Performance up on three measures of cognitive function, down on one measure of physical function
Young children with high-risk neuroblastoma have improved survival when they receive two autologous stem-cell transplants rather than one

ASCO: Double ASCT Beneficial in High-Risk Neuroblastoma

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Tandem treatments might give survival edge to children with neuroblastoma
Injecting modified

Stem Cells Can Restore Motor Function in Stroke Patients

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Experimental procedure helps restore movement even a year after stroke
It may be possible to transmit Zika virus through oral sex

Zika Virus May Be Transmitted Through Oral Sex

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New finding adds to growing evidence that sexual transmission of the virus more common than thought
For infants diagnosed with Down syndrome there has been a reduction in the risk of complex congenital heart defects

Decline in Complex Congenital Heart Defects in Down Syndrome

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Risk in 2010 to 2012 reduced by almost 40 percent compared with 1992 to 1994
Most patients prefer that physicians wear white coats

Patients Like to See Physicians Wearing White Coats

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Patients prefer doctors who wear 'professional' attire, survey finds