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Head and neck cancer patients may be at increased risk for suicide

Suicide Risk Up for Head, Neck Cancer Patients

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Dependence on breathing tubes, feeding tubes might play a part in despair
Levodopa might hold potential for preventing or treating macular degeneration

Levodopa Shows Promise Against Macular Degeneration

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But more research needed to confirm beneficial effects on vision disorder
For patients with acute respiratory infections

Facilitating Shared Decision-Making Can Cut Antibiotic Use

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Interventions that aim to facilitate shared decision-making effective in short term
Hormonal status seems to interact with genetic variants to influence cardiovascular phenotypes

Hormonal Status Impacts Genetic Variation, CIMT Link

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SNPs within the innate immunity pathway altered the treatment effect on four-year change in CIMT
An intervention (Optimizing Prescribing for Older People in Primary Care) can reduce potentially inappropriate prescribing in older patients

Intervention Cuts Potentially Inappropriate Meds in Seniors

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Intervention also effective for reducing proton pump inhibitor prescribing
For patients with type 2 diabetes

Urinary Potassium Excretion Tied to Renal, Cardio Risk in T2DM

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Higher urinary potassium excretion, not sodium excretion, tied to lower risk of primary end point
A swallowed bobby pin can be cause for concern

Case of Bobby Pin Piercing Kidney Reported in 4-Year-Old

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Two rusted sharp ends of pin were removed from patient, without subsequent complications
A genetic risk score based on 17 established insulin resistance (IR) variants and their effect sizes is associated with IR at baseline and change in IR

Genetic Risk Score IDs Insulin Resistance, Change in IR

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Lifestyle and metformin improve insulin sensitivity, regardless of genetic risk score
Magnetic resonance imaging brain scans may help identify coma patients who are most likely to regain consciousness

MRI Can Help ID Patients Who Will Recover From Coma

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But study was small and more research is needed before technique can be used to guide patient care
Patients with stable ischemic heart disease who undergo percutaneous coronary intervention fare no better than those treated with medication and lifestyle changes alone

PCI May Not Improve Survival for Some Heart Disease Patients

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Findings in patients with stable ischemic heart disease