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One-fifth of patients who sought a second opinion recently at a single academic medical center had received a different diagnosis from their primary care providers

Second Opinion Yields Different Diagnosis for 1 in 5 Patients

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In study, 21 percent of cases received final diagnoses that were distinctly different than referral diagnoses
Use of corticosteroids is associated with increased odds of metabolic syndrome and elevated body mass index

ENDO: Corticosteroids Linked to Increased Risk of MetS

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CS users had higher odds of metabolic syndrome, increased body mass index compared with nonusers
For adolescent girls with polycystic ovary syndrome

ENDO: Rx Intervention Restores Normal Ovulation in PCOS

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Low-dose combo of spironolactone-pioglitazone-metformin linked to 2.5-fold higher ovulation rate
As HIV becomes a lifetime disease instead of a fatal disease

AACR: Cancer Burden Changing for Americans With HIV

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AIDS-linked tumors predicted to decline by 2030
Infants are far less likely to develop pertussis if their mother received a tetanus toxoid

Maternal Pertussis Vaccination Reduces Risk for Newborns

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Benefit is dramatic for newborns who are too young to be vaccinated, researchers say
New antibiotic therapy

New Antibiotic Tx Beneficial After Acute Lung Function Decline in CF

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Findings among children with cystic fibrosis treated either inpatient, outpatient
Patients with heart disease may fare better when they feel they can trust and talk to their doctor

Trust, Communication Key to Optimal Heart Disease Care

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These factors linked to patients' greater use of aspirin, statins, hypertension meds
Patients with schizophrenia may face an increased risk for serious infections

Patients With Schizophrenia More Susceptible to Infections

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Schizophrenia patients 63 percent more likely to suffer serious infection than the general population
Many survivors of childhood cancer have mutations in cancer-associated genes

AACR: Genetic Mutations Seen in Many Childhood Cancer Survivors

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One in four children who lived through cancer developed another cancer by age 45, researchers say
Moderate-to-vigorous physical activity is an independent predictor of bone strength at the tibia and radius in adolescents

Physical Activity Independently Predicts Bone Strength in Teens

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Sedentary time negatively predicts total area at tibia and radius, cortical porosity at tibia