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Patients have a lack of understanding about spine surgeons' compensation

Patients Lack Understanding of Spinal Surgeon Compensation

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Survey shows discontinuity between spine surgeon compensation and patients' perceptions
Terlipressin therapy can induce hyponatremia

Terlipressin Therapy Can Induce Hyponatremia

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Case report describes 41-year-old man with variceal rebleeding treated with terlipressin
A genetic risk score can distinguish type 1 diabetes from type 2 diabetes

Genetic Risk Score Can Differentiate Type 1, 2 Diabetes

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GRS, with most discriminative ability coming from nine SNPs, can accurately ID T1D in young adults
Uptake of the women's libido-boosting pill flibanserin (Addyi) has been slow since its approval

Slow Uptake of Women’s Libido-Boosting Pill

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In contrast to sildenafil, only 227 prescriptions written for flibanserin in first few weeks
Direct immunofluorescence slides are durable when kept at room temperature for five years

Excellent Durability for Direct Immunofluorescence Slides

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Loss of reactivity limited to cases with weak fluorescence at original diagnosis
Yoga may benefit men who are undergoing radiation therapy for prostate cancer

Yoga May Help Maintain Quality of Life for Prostate Cancer Patients

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Small study shows those undergoing radiation therapy had fewer side effects, less fatigue
Infants being breastfed by HIV-positive mothers can effectively be protected from the infection in the six- to 12-month period after birth by receiving up to 12 months of liquid formula HIV drugs

HIV Prophylaxis to 12 Months Protects Breastfeeding Infants

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Both lopinavir-ritonavir, lamivudine linked to very low rates of HIV-1 postnatal transmission
Intravenous antihypertensives are often ordered and administered for patients with asymptomatic uncontrolled blood pressure levels that are not associated with immediate cardiovascular risk

Most IV HTN Meds Ordered for Patients With SBP <180 mm Hg

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Drugs administered in patients with uncontrolled BP for levels not linked to immediate CV risk
An experimental drug shows promise as a treatment for respiratory syncytial virus

New Drug Looks Promising for Respiratory Syncytial Virus

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Amount of virus was reduced 85 to 88 percent, compared with those who received the placebo
For women with stage I to III cervical cancer

Relative Survival Up Over Time for Stage I to III Cervical Cancer

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Survival up for those diagnosed in 2009 versus 2000, 1990, 1983; no change for stage IV tumors