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American seniors with diabetes are starting to live longer without disabilities

American Seniors With Diabetes Living Longer Without Disability

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Researchers find increase in 'good' years of life in recent decades
American Academy of Sleep Medicine guidelines outlining recommended sleep duration for children from infants to teens have been endorsed by the American Academy of Pediatrics and published online June 13 in the Journal of Clinical Sleep Medicine.

AAP Endorses AASM Childhood Sleep Guidelines

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AAP encourages discussion of recommendations, healthy sleep habits during clinical visits
Early use of antibiotics may weaken some of the benefits of breastfeeding

Benefits of Breastfeeding May Be Compromised by Antibiotics

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Infants who received antibiotics were more prone to infections and obesity in childhood
More than half of patients prescribed opioids receive more than they need

Many Patients Prescribed Opioids Sharing Leftover Pills

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Two new U.S. studies shed additional light on opioid epidemic
For men with prostate cancer

SBRT, Proton Beam Therapy Use Increasing for Prostate CA

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Median cost of stereotactic body radiotherapy lower than IMRT or proton beam therapy
For patients undergoing elective cranial surgery

Type of Shaving Impacts Body Image in Elective Cranial Sx

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Infection rate similar for regional, strip shaving; regional shaving adversely affects body image
For children undergoing heart surgery

Ultrasound Beats Palpation for Femoral Artery Catheterization

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Shorter time taken for attempted cannulation of femoral artery, lower number of attempts needed
The use of ambulance diversion for temporarily relieving emergency departments remains a critical issue across the country

Ambulance Diversion Still a Concern Across the United States

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Ambulance diversion linked to delays in treatment; seems ineffective for addressing overcrowding
The incidence of pediatric unanticipated admissions is 0.97 percent

Pediatric Unanticipated Admission Incidence 0.97 Percent

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About half of unanticipated admissions related to anesthesia; risk factors include age, ASA class
High-dose methylprednisolone does not prevent platelet decline in women with preeclampsia and platelet counts below 150 × 109/L

High-Dose Steroid No Benefit to Platelets in Preeclampsia

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High-dose methylprednisolone no benefit for women with preeclampsia, platelet counts <150 × 109/L