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For patients undergoing post-mastectomy radiotherapy (PMRT)

Lower Costs for Hypofractionated Post-Mastectomy Radiotherapy

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Compared with conventionally fractionated PMRT, Hf-PMRT significantly reduces costs per patient
Loss of consciousness at subarachnoid hemorrhage onset is associated with worse prognosis

Loss of Consciousness at SAH Onset Indicates Early Brain Injury

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LOC at onset of subarachnoid hemorrhage linked to death or severe disability at 12 months
Yoga

Gentle Yoga Found to Be Safe in Late Pregnancy

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Constant monitoring showed no significant stress on mother or fetus
Leg strength is strongly linked with healthier brain aging

Leg Strength Linked to Healthier Brain Aging

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Study of women suggests boosting walking force, speed pays mental dividends
About 30 percent of adults with severe mental illness taking antipsychotic medications undergo diabetes-specific screening using validated screening measures

Few Adults With Severe Mental Illness Screened for Diabetes

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About 30 percent receive diabetes-specific screening; no form of glucose screening for 31.1 percent
Individuals with central obesity but of normal weight according to body mass index have a higher risk of premature mortality than overweight or obese people

Central Obesity Is Hazardous, Even at a Normal Weight

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Research suggests BMI insufficient for assessing health risks
One in five patients with early-stage non-small-cell lung cancer are deemed high-risk or ineligible for lung surgery

Surgery Can Benefit ‘Ineligible’ High-Risk Lung Cancer Patients

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May be a treatment option for patients previously deemed ineligible
Three renal biomarkers

Three Renal Biomarkers Predict Outcome in Diabetes

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AKI, albuminuria, eGFR considered separately or together can predict adverse outcomes in diabetes
For patients with acute traumatic cervical spinal cord injury

D-Dimer Levels Predict DVT in Cervical Spinal Cord Injury

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Only D-dimer level at two weeks after injury accurately predict deep vein thrombosis formation
Patients with normal or near-normal coronary angiogram results at age 65 years or older have significantly longer survival than the general population

Normal Coronary Angiogram at 65 Predicts Survival

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Death rate is lower than that of general population; rate of ischemic events also low