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Health care workers who wear contaminated gloves can transfer bacteria onto hospital surfaces

Health Care Workers’ Gloves Strong Source of Contamination

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Clear evidence that gloves of health care workers contaminate hospital surfaces with bacteria
Costs of hospitalization for privately insured adults rose more than 37 percent over five years

Patients Face High Hospital Bills Despite Having Insurance

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Average out-of-pocket fee for privately insured adults topped $1,000 in 2013
After facial paralysis

Nerve Transposition Technique Successful in Facial Paralysis

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Findings for intratemporal facial nerve coaptation to hypoglossal nerve
Health insurance premiums under the Affordable Care Act will rise in 2017

2017 Will Bring Premium Rate Increases Under ACA

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Experts say increases will mostly affect people who get modest subsidies or no financial assistance
For women undergoing abdominal hysterectomy

Superior Hypogastric Plexus Block Beneficial After Hysterectomy

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Ropivacaine linked to reduced postoperative opioid consumption, pain versus placebo
Primary HIV+ kidney transplant recipients who lose their graft and seek retransplantation have an increased risk of death and graft loss

Adverse Outcomes Up With Kidney Retransplant in HIV+

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HIV+ retransplant recipients have increased risk of death and graft loss versus HIV− re-KT patients
Advanced practice clinicians and physicians order low-value health services with similar frequency

APCs, Doctors Order Low-Value Services With Similar Frequency

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Similar frequency for antibiotics, CT and MRI, radiography, and referrals
Prediagnostic 25-hydroxyvitamin levels are associated with survival in pancreatic cancer

25(OH)D Levels Linked to Survival in Pancreatic Cancer

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Longer overall survival for patients with sufficient prediagnostic 25-hydroxyvitamin D
Materials in the vitreous are identified in approximately half of phacoemulsification cataract surgery cases

Materials in Vitreous Seen in About Half of Phaco Cases

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Positive predictors for MIV include higher nuclear sclerosis grade, male gender, older age
The troponin I blood test that's used to check the health of a donor heart may not accurately predict if a heart transplant will be successful

Dropping Troponin Test May Up Number of Donor Hearts Available

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Results of test don't seem to alter survival rates, even five years after transplant