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ICU for Pneumonia in Elderly Ups Survival, Not Costs

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More liberal admission policies could benefit these patients, researchers say
A drug that combines dextromethorphan with quinidine might offer a safer option for calming the agitation that commonly affects people with Alzheimer's disease

Combo Drug May Calm Agitation in Alzheimer’s Patients

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Drug combines dextromethorphan with quinidine
Obesity is associated with increased risk of thyroid cancer

Review Links Obesity to Increased Thyroid Cancer Risk

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Positive link to papillary, follicular, anaplastic thyroid cancer; inverse link for medullary thyroid cancer
Rosacea is associated with various comorbid conditions

Rosacea Linked to Various Comorbid Conditions

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Significant associations with comorbid conditions for moderate to severe rosacea versus mild disease
A new study suggests that not all trans fats are equal

Not All Trans Fats Appear to Be Created Equal for Heart Risk

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Those found naturally in dairy, meat products may help; low levels of artificial trans fats might not hurt
Antidepressants are the first treatment choice for premenstrual dysphoric disorder

SSRIs Recommended As First Treatment Choice for PMDD

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Calcium supplementation also appears helpful; saffron and ginkgo biloba show some promise
Combinations of pregnancy complications can predict high risk of cardiovascular disease death

Combinations of Pregnancy Complications Predict CVD Death

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Preterm birth plus hemorrhage, gestational or preexisting HTN tied to 4- to 7-fold higher risk
For men with unfavorable-risk prostate cancer

Radiation Tx Impact Varies With Comorbidity in Prostate Cancer

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Reduction in overall, cardiac mortality for RT alone in men with severe or moderate comorbidity
For patients who receive successful resuscitation from in-hospital cardiac arrest

DNR Orders After In-Hospital Cardiac Arrest Tied to Survival

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DNR orders generally associated with the likelihood of favorable neurological survival
Many myocardial infarction survivors are concerned that too much physical activity could trigger a repeat event. But after reviewing data collected on 536 heart disease patients between the ages of 30 and 70

Sexual Activity Doesn’t Seem to Trigger Repeat MI Events

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Research shows it equals the level of physical exertion seen for a brisk walk