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A lesion visible on magnetic resonance imaging identifies a heightened risk for clinically significant prostate cancer in men undergoing first-time prostate biopsy

Combination Biopsy Strategy May Identify More Prostate Cancers

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Lesion-targeted plus systematic sampling appears to maximize the accuracy of first-time prostate biopsy
Standardized protocols and bundles can improve infection prevention in the electrophysiology laboratory

Prevention Bundle May Cut Cardiac Device Infections

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Real-world evidence of clinical effectiveness can inform evidence-based infection protocols
Physicians need more education about breast density and breast cancer screening

Physicians Unaware of Breast Density Laws, Cancer Risk

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Half of physicians unaware of increased breast cancer risk among women with dense breasts
Nearly three-quarters of Americans are concerned about burnout among their clinicians

Americans Concerned About Clinician Burnout

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Most survey respondents believe burnout is tied to lower quality of care
Exposure to anticholinergic drugs is associated with an increased dementia risk

Exposure to Anticholinergics May Increase Dementia Risk

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Risk up for exposure to anticholinergics including antidepressants, antiparkinson drugs, antipsychotics
Even with dietary supplements

Nutrient Intake Inadequate in Many Pregnant Women in U.S.

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Almost all at risk for excessive sodium consumption
There is no increased risk for mortality among patients receiving red blood cell transfusions from female

Mortality Not Higher With Transfusions From Female Donors

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Findings seen for red blood cells from female, previously pregnant, or sex-discordant donors
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration on Tuesday took two kratom marketers to task over false claims that their products can treat or cure opioid addiction.

FDA Warns Two Kratom Marketers About False Claims

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Warning letters sent to companies illegally selling unapproved, misbranded kratom-containing drug products
The U.S. Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF) recommends that primary care physicians provide interventions to prevent school-aged children and adolescents from initiating tobacco use. This recommendation forms the basis of a draft recommendation statement

USPSTF Urges Interventions to Prevent Tobacco Use in Children

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Updated recommendation calls on primary care physicians to prevent tobacco use among children
A set of competencies has been developed for medical education program directors on caring for patients with obesity

Set of Competencies for Obesity Developed for Medical Educators

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A second report provides proposed standard of care for people with obesity