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Longer-term antibiotic treatment does not improve health-related quality of life compared with shorter-term treatment among patients with persistent symptoms attributed to Lyme disease

No Benefit for Longer-Term Antibiotic Tx in Lyme Disease

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Longer-term antibiotic tx doesn't have additional beneficial effect on health-related quality of life
Extended-release naltrexone is associated with a lower rate of opioid relapse than usual treatment among criminal justice offenders

Naltrexone ER Injection Cuts Opioid Relapse Rate in Inmates

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Lower rate of relapse compared with usual treatment in trial involving criminal justice offenders
Defitelio (defibrotide sodium) has been approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration to treat a rare

FDA Approves First Tx for Disease Linked to Stem Cell Transplant

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Hepatic veno-occlusive disease is rare, but fatal
More than one in three older adults are given at least one potentially inappropriate prescription at the time of hospital discharge

Improper Prescribing Common at Hospital Discharge of Seniors

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Finding among older adults discharged from cardiology, internal medicine services
A new prediction rule may inform which patients will see a benefit or harm from dual antiplatelet therapy beyond one year after percutaneous coronary intervention

Tool Guides Duration of Dual Antiplatelet Therapy After PCI

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For patients without major bleed, ischemic event at one year after percutaneous coronary intervention
The American College of Physicians has developed recommendations in order to address the escalating cost of prescription drugs

ACP Addresses Skyrocketing Costs of Prescription Medications

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ACP recommends transparency in relation to pricing, costs, and comparative value
Antipsychotic medications do not appear to be effective for preventing or treating delirium in adult medical or surgical inpatients

Antipsychotics Not Effective for Delirium in Hospitalized Patients

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No significant effect found for preventing or treating delirium during hospitalization
Medicare could soon pay for a program aimed at diabetes prevention

Medicare May Soon Cover Diabetes Prevention Program

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Expanding program within Medicare could save $2,650 over 15 months per beneficiary
Continuing their push to combat the nation's epidemic of opioid abuse

FDA Wants Generic Opioids to Be Abuse-Deterrent

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One more step to combat the epidemic of opioid abuse
When doctors in the United States prescribe opioids for their patients

Many Doctors Prescribe Opioids for Longer Than CDC Advises

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While 99 percent exceed the recommended three-day dosage limit, a quarter write Rx for a full month