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For women with uterine cancer

Robotic Surgery May Be Superior to Laparoscopic for Uterine CA

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Robotic is more costly, but results in shorter length of stay and greater rate of lymph node dissection
The El Niño Southern Oscillation climate phenomenon impacts skin and skin-related disease

Review: El Niño Southern Oscillation Has Effects on Skin

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Increases and decreases in occurrence of specific skin conditions with El Niño, La Niña
Occupational burnout appears to reduce clinical faculty members' readiness to change teaching approaches

Burnout Reduces Readiness to Change Teaching Approaches

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Clinical faculty with low occupational burnout more likely to be in action stage of change
Hypertension-related emergency department visits are relatively common and increased from 2006 to 2012

Hypertension-Linked ER Visits Common and Increasing

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Estimated yearly incidence rate up by 5.2 percent per year from 2006 to 2012 for HTN-linked ER visits
Significant change is seen in symptom scores and maximum urinary flow for sham controlled endoscopic and injection benign prostatic hyperplasia interventions

Significant Changes With Sham Sx in Prostatic Hyperplasia

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Review shows significant change in symptom scores, maximum urinary flow in sham surgery arm
For patients with urinary tract infections

Continuation of Antibiotics for UTI Often Inappropriate

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Antibiotics frequently initiated inappropriately in ER; continuation after admission inappropriate for 68%
Magnetic resonance imaging-ultrasound fusion targeted prostate biopsy improves detection and risk stratification of high-grade disease and limits detection of clinically insignificant prostate cancer

MRI-Ultrasound Fusion Improves Prostate Biopsy Cancer Detection

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More high-grade cancers detected with MRF-TB vs. systematic biopsy in men undergoing primary biopsy
Real-world application of pre-exposure prophylaxis medications appears to be effective for the prevention of HIV

Preventive HIV Treatment Shown Effective at Health Clinics

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But uptake of PrEP lower among blacks
People who drink coffee may live longer than those who don't -- with lower risks of early mortality from cardiovascular disease and neurological conditions such as Parkinson's disease

Reduced Mortality Risk Seen for Coffee Drinkers

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Regular coffee and decaf consumption linked to survival benefits in study
Patients who receive therapeutic hypothermia may be nearly three times more likely to survive cardiac arrest

Therapeutic Hypothermia May Help Cardiac Arrest Patients

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Treatment improved survival in non-shockable heart cases, researchers say