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Race, Ethnicity Appear to Affect Lupus Prognosis in U.S.

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Asians, Hispanics have lower mortality rates
Recommendations are presented for anesthetic care in patients with Ebola virus disease and published online Dec. 30 in Anesthesia & Analgesia.

Review Highlights Anesthetic Implications of Ebola Virus

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Limited data relating to Ebola care; use of personal protection equipment important, even in emergencies
For adults with chronic nonspecific back pain

Light Therapy Seems Promising for Nonspecific Back Pain

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Reduction in pain intensity, improvement in depressive symptoms in adult patients
For patients with nasolabial folds

Polycaprolactone Efficient for Nasolabial Fold Treatment

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Improved outcomes compared with nonanimal stabilized hyaluronic acid-based fillers
Going through a surgery often means postoperative pain for children

Patient-Selected Audio Therapy May Ease Pediatric Post-Op Pain

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Listening to favorite songs, even audiobooks, appears to ease discomfort
At higher doses

Binge Eating Curtailed by Higher Doses of ADHD Medication

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Lisdexamfetamine helps lessen excessive food consumption that characterizes binge-eating
Being sedentary may be twice as deadly as being obese

Sedentary Lifestyle Worse for Health Than Obesity

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Just a 20-minute brisk walk each day can lower odds of early death, researchers add
Fewer U.S. colorectal cancer patients who are diagnosed in the final stages of their disease are having what can often be unnecessary surgery to have the primary tumor removed

Fewer Surgeries for Patients With Advanced Colorectal Cancer

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Chemotherapy is best treatment, especially for those whose cancer has spread, researcher says
The chances of being diagnosed with early breast cancer

Race, Ethnicity Impact Breast Cancer Prognosis

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New research finds biological differences in tumor type, behavior
Adults with asthma face an increased risk for developing obstructive sleep apnea

Asthma Linked With ~40 Percent Higher Risk of OSA

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The longer an individual had asthma, the greater the risk for developing obstructive sleep apnea