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For high-risk patients with implantable cardioverter-defibrillators (ICDs)

Ranolazine Doesn’t Cut VT, VF, Death in High-Risk ICD Patients

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No significant reduction in VT or VF or death risk for patients with implantable cardioverter-defibrillators
Clinicians advising families living overseas in highly polluted settings should understand their patients' concerns and have a network of resources to draw upon for guidance

Tips for Advising Patients Living in Highly Polluted Settings

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Guidance focuses on Americans posted in overseas settings with high ambient levels of air pollution
A new report finds that foster children are often given powerful psychiatric medicines without regard for proper safeguards.

Many Foster Kids Inappropriately Prescribed Psychiatric Drugs

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Some children may be getting meds they don't need, others may be going without drugs that may help
The PK Papyrus Covered Coronary Stent System has been approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration to treat acute coronary artery perforations.

FDA Approves Device for Acute Coronary Artery Perforations

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The PK Papyrus device is a balloon-expandable covered coronary stent and delivery system
Following implementation of a federal mandatory safety standard on infant walkers in 2010

Decrease in Infant Walker-Related Injuries Since 2010

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Decrease in injuries following implementation of federal mandatory safety standard in 2010
Over the last two decades

Proportion of Female Authors Rising in Cardiology Literature

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Over last two decades, increases in proportion of women as first authors, senior authors
Variables have been identified that predict escalated care for infants with bronchiolitis

Factors Predictive of Escalated Care in Infant Bronchiolitis ID’d

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Include oxygen saturation < 90 percent, nasal flaring/grunting, apnea, retractions, age ≤2 months
Low-dose aspirin appears to have limited effect on healthy life span in older people

Use of Aspirin in Healthy Elderly Questioned in Three Studies

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No impact on composite of death, dementia, persistent physical disability; rise in risk of death
Centralized pain pathways may coexist with more established peripheral inflammation-driven pathways in some patients with rheumatoid arthritis

Many RA Patients’ Pain Related to Central Nervous System

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MRIs show rheumatoid arthritis patients have neurobiologic features observed in fibromyalgia
The high mercury concentration contained in traditional Tibetan medicine could be harmful to humans and contribute to the environmental mercury burden in Tibet

Mercury in Traditional Tibetan Medicine Could Be Harmful

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Regular TTM ingestion leads to chronic exposure to inorganic mercury and methylmercury