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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has approved the first-ever buprenorphine implant to treat opioid dependence

FDA Approves Probuphine Implant for Opioid Dependence

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New form of treatment designed to last six months
For medial elbow pain

U/S + MR Arthrography Best for Medial Elbow Pain Assessment

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Improved specificity, sensitivity, and accuracy for diagnosing ulnar collateral ligament tears
Fecal microbiota transplantation appears to alleviate symptoms in treatment-resistant ulcerative colitis patients

DDW: Fecal Transplant Might Help Relieve Symptoms of Colitis

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Fecal microbiota transplantation found to improve symptoms in treatment-resistant patients
In a sign that the opioid epidemic might be waning

Opioid Prescriptions Drop for First Time in Two Decades

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Several health data companies report a 12 to 18 percent drop in prescriptions since 2012
Strategies can be employed to maximize the amount of time available for patient care by streamlining revenue-related processes

Strategies Can Help Streamline Revenue-Related Processes

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They can be employed to help maximize amount of time available for patient care
Palliative care that's offered soon after a terminal cancer diagnosis can also help caregivers

ASCO: Early Palliative Care Beneficial for Caregivers

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Such programs improve quality of life for people caring for terminal cancer patients
Thirty percent of female physicians face sexual harassment on the job

Sexual Harassment Experienced by One-Third of Female Doctors

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And two-thirds say they experience gender bias in workplace
Full-time physicians reporting worsening burnout or decreased job satisfaction are more likely to reduce their work hours

Burnout, Lack of Job Satisfaction Driving Doctors to Cut Hours

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Full-time physicians reporting worsening burnout or decreasing job satisfaction more likely to cut hours
For knee osteoarthritis

Tai Chi Deemed Beneficial for Knee Osteoarthritis

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Similar benefits for Tai Chi, physical therapy; benefits of Tai Chi consistent across instructors
A treatment involving a narrow spectrum of low-intensity green light may help ease migraine pain

Narrow Band of Green Light May Ease Migraine Symptoms

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Experimental light therapy finds it can ease photophobia, pain for some patients