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The Diabetes Collaborative Registry provides information regarding the quality of diabetes mellitus care

ADA: Diabetes Collaborative Registry IDs Burden of Cardiac Risk

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Registry offers information on quality of diabetes care across primary, specialty care spectrum
For patients with type 2 diabetes at high cardiovascular risk

ADA: Empagliflozin Linked to Reduction in T2DM Nephropathy

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Reduction in incident or worsening nephropathy, and in doubling of serum creatinine level
Many young people who suffer from migraines have vitamin deficiencies

Young Migraine Patients Often Have Vitamin Deficiencies

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But study couldn't determine if supplements made a difference
Intensive blood glucose control appears to reduce the risk of retinopathy progression in patients with type 2 diabetes

Intensive HbA1c Control Cuts Diabetic Retinopathy Progression

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Patients with type 2 diabetes reduced their risk by half with intensive management
Atrial fibrillation may increase the risks associated with car accidents

Atrial Fibrillation Ups Mortality Risk in Motor Vehicle Accidents

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Study found having atrial fibrillation was associated with higher death risk among accident victims
Urinary tract infections are common in nursing home residents

UTI Prevention Strategies Lacking in Nursing Homes

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UTIs more often linked to causes other than catheter use; many facilities lack preventive measures
Three-quarters of emergency department patients who received antibiotics to treat suspected sexually transmitted infections tested negative for the infections

ERs May Be Overprescribing Antibiotics for Possible STIs

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Three in four tests for gonorrhea, chlamydia came back negative
Women in the United States with atrial fibrillation are more likely than men with the condition to suffer a stroke

Women With A-Fib Receive Less Heart Care, Suffer More Strokes

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Study reflects gender differences in treatment of atrial fibrillation
A new smartphone app may help lung cancer patients live longer and better by monitoring their symptoms and alerting doctors to potential problems

ASCO: Smartphone App May Help Lung Cancer Patients Live Longer

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Researchers found tracking symptoms, alerting doctors to problems early led to longer survival
Black breast cancer survivors in the United States are less likely than white or Hispanic women to get follow-up genetic screening and surgeries that can help prevent cancer recurrence

ASCO: Follow-Up Care Lacking for Black Women With Breast Cancer

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Genetic testing, risk-reducing surgery more likely for whites, Hispanics