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Mobile telephone text messaging may be a promising new way to improve adherence to medications for chronic diseases

Mobile Texts May Up Adherence to Meds for Chronic Illness

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Meta-analysis shows mobile phone text reminders double the odds of medication adherence
In order to prevent hepatitis C virus infection among patients undergoing hemodialysis

CDC Issues Guidance to Stop HCV Transmission in Hemodialysis

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Dialysis providers and facilities should assess and improve infection control practices
Higher fiber intake during adolescence and early adulthood correlates with reduced breast cancer risk

Higher Fiber Intake in Youth Tied to Lower Breast Cancer Risk

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Lower breast cancer risk for higher total, soluble, insoluble fiber intake in early adulthood
An open-label

Proton Radiotherapy May Be New Option for Peds Brain Tumor

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Acceptable toxicity, similar survival as conventional radiotherapy for childhood medulloblastoma
Many dermatopathologists believe that malpractice concerns may lead to additional testing in their evaluation of cutaneous melanocytic lesions

Malpractice Concerns Affect Derm-Path Interpretive Behavior

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Many dermatopathologists believe that malpractice concerns prompt them to order more tests
Screening for gestational diabetes with fasting glycemia seems to be an acceptable alternative to universal screening with the complete 75-gram glucose tolerance test

Fasting Glycemia Screening Is Alternative to 75-g GTT for GDM

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Screening with fasting glycemia results in sensitivity of 78.5 percent, avoids glucose loading
Reduction in albuminuria with the renin inhibitor aliskiren may be too small to confer clinical benefit in patients with type 2 diabetes

No Benefit From Aliskiren-Tied Drops in Albuminuria

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Overall albuminuria drop may be too small for cardiovascular, renal risk protection
Comorbidities in Parkinson's disease patients impact physicians' fitness-to-drive recommendations

Comorbidity Affects Fitness-to-Drive Recs in Parkinson’s Disease

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Physicians consider comorbidities, but on-road assessors may not
Among patients who die in the intensive care unit

Palliative Care Lacking for Chronic Lung Disease Patients

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Patients with lung diseases have fewer DNRs, pain assessments than cancer patients
Some clinical departments tend to undertreat when prescribing statins

Many Physicians Show Tendency to Undertreat With Statins

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Target levels more likely to be achieved in departments that prescribe more statins