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Cellular damage occurs when people undergo computed tomography scans

Evidence of Cellular Damage From Computed Tomography

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But whether this could trigger cancer or other health issues remains unclear
Rates of ganglion cell + inner plexiform layer atrophy mirrors that of whole brain atrophy in multiple sclerosis

Optical Coherence Tomography IDs Brain Atrophy in MS

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Retinal atrophy mirrors whole-brain atrophy over time, as measured by optical coherence tomography
Two trajectories of growth correlate with development of type 2 diabetes

Two Trajectories of Childhood Growth for Type 2 Diabetes

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Both start with low weight and BMI at birth; rapid BMI increase in childhood in one pathway
For patients undergoing robotic cardiac valve surgery

Lidocaine Patches Don’t Cut Pain After Robotic Cardiac Valve Sx

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Lidocaine 5 percent patches had no impact on measures of acute or persistent pain
The accuracy of blood glucose meters in the low glycemic range is questionable

Blood Glucose Meter Accuracy Unclear at Low Glycemic Range

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Raises questions regarding safety for measuring blood glucose, and when BGMs are used in trials
In the Veterans Affairs health care system

~40 Percent Undergo Stress Testing After PCI in VA System

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Stress testing rate varies significantly across hospitals within Veterans Affairs system
For nulliparous women

Increasing Cervical Length Linked to Prolonged Pregnancy

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Increased likelihood of prolonged pregnancy with increasing cervical length among nulliparous women
The antibiotic dicloxacillin may lessen the effects of vitamin K antagonists

Antibiotic May Reduce Anticoagulant Effect of Warfarin

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Doctors should closely monitor patients who have to take these drugs together, researcher says
Taking two 12-week courses of alefacept -- a drug already approved to treat psoriasis -- may help people with newly diagnosed type 1 diabetes mellitus preserve pancreatic β-cell function

Psoriasis Med May Help Preserve Pancreas Function in Type 1 DM

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Used early after diagnosis, medication appears to have long-lasting effects
Testosterone therapy doesn't appear to increase the risk of venous thromboembolism

No Link Found Between Testosterone Therapy and VTE

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Finding based on data from more than 30,000 American men, 40 and older