Advertisement
Shared decision-making is being emphasized in new American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists mammography screening guidelines for women at average risk of breast cancer.

ACOG: Shared Decision-Making Key to Breast Cancer Screening

0
Critically important for patient's value, preferences be factored into process, ACOG leader says
Obstetrician-gynecologists can help improve recognition of sex workers and increase their access to preventive care

Ob-Gyns Can Help ID Sex Workers, Improve Access to Care

0
Sex workers should be counseled about the health risks associated with sex work
An expert-guided

Guided Approach to Exercise May Help Chronic Fatigue Patients

0
Guided self-help approach to graded exercise program safe, reduces fatigue
Extended use of smartphones and other hand-held electronic devices leads to an increased risk of carpal tunnel syndrome

Carpal Tunnel Up With Increased Electronic Device Use

0
Especially for those who spend more than five hours a day on their devices, researchers say
Fewer U.S. teens and young adults are binge drinking

SAMHSA: Youth Binge Drinking Rates Down in the United States

0
But one in seven still consumed excess alcohol at least once in past month, study finds
For Medicare beneficiaries age 65 years and older

Revisits After Discharge From Observation Up in Elderly

0
From 2006 to 2011, increases seen in repeat observation stays and any hospital revisit for seniors
For patients with epilepsy

Valproic Acid Concentration Drops With Ketogenic Diet

0
Changes in serum concentrations of other anti-epileptic drugs not found to be significant
Demonstration sites

Medical-Home Recognition Higher in Demonstration Sites

0
Smaller decreases in number of visits to federally-qualified health centers for demonstration sites
From 2006 to 2013 there was an increase in the number of emergency department visits for herpes zoster

2006 to 2013 Saw Increase in ER Use for Herpes Zoster

0
Increase in number of emergency department visits and costs for HZ-related ER visits
Head positioning does not appear to affect survival and recovery in acute ischemic stroke patients

Head Positioning May Not Be Key to Acute Stroke Outcome

0
Research suggests patients will do as well sitting up as following doctor's orders to lie on their backs