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Beyond its known links to birth defects and other issues

Researchers Warn of Epilepsy in Zika-Infected Infants

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CDC team says up to half of infants exposed to the virus develop seizures
A woman's prognosis after an ovarian cancer diagnosis may be affected by a number of unexpected factors

Hypertension May Positively Affect Ovarian Cancer Prognosis

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Linked to 46 percent lower risk of progression for women with endometrioid ovarian cancer
Chagas disease

Chagas Disease Presents Public Health Challenge in the U.S.

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Without early treatment, Chagas disease can cause heart failure
More than 50

Study Looks at ER Visits for Patients Injured by Police in U.S.

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Substance abuse and mental illness common among those injured, researchers say
Infectious complications after prostate needle biopsy increased from 2011 to 2014 across New York State

Increase in Prostate Needle Biopsy-Linked Infection in N.Y.

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Patient race, procedure year, diabetes, transrectal approach, recent hospitalization linked to infection
More than one in five maternal deaths in Illinois in 2002 to 2011 were attributable to cardiovascular disease

Over 20 Percent of Maternal Mortality in Illinois Due to CVD

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22.2 percent of women died of cardiovascular causes, with cardiomyopathy the most common etiology
Azithromycin doesn't appear to increase the risk of ventricular arrhythmia

No Proof Azithromycin Ups Odds of Ventricular Arrhythmia

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Patients on azithromycin no more likely to develop ventricular arrhythmia than those on amoxicillin
Zika virus may lead to lifelong vision impairment in affected infants

Long-Term Eye Health at Risk in Infants Born With Zika Infection

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Study of 43 South American infants found damage to retinas and optic nerves
Guidelines relating to the appropriate adjuvant regimen for patients with pancreatic cancer have been updated in light of new evidence

ASCO Updates Recs on Potentially Curable Pancreatic Cancer

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Regimen of gemcitabine, capecitabine preferred in absence of concerns for toxicity, tolerance
Cervical cancer screening rates are much lower among women with severe mental illness than among other women

Cervical Cancer Screen Rates Low for Women With Mental Illness

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Rates of the disease tend to be higher in this group, researcher says