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Two new diabetes treatments

FDA Approves Two New Medications for Diabetes

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Tresiba and Ryzodeg approved for use in adults with type 1 and 2 diabetes mellitus
Mothers with high blood levels of bisphenol A early in pregnancy tend to have newborn girls who weigh less than girls born of mothers with low BPA levels

Exposure to BPA in Pregnancy Tied to Low Birth Weight in Girls

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Bisphenol A levels also linked to slightly longer pregnancies
In a new study

Novel Immunotx Shows Promise Against Advanced Renal Cancer

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Nivolumab appears to outperform everolimus in new clinical trial
Regular exercise may lower bullied teens' risk of suicide

Exercise May Lower Risk of Suicide for Bullied Teens

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Physical activity inversely related to sadness and suicidality in adolescents
A new study suggests surgeons could use a patient's body mass index to determine how much fat extraction is safe in liposuction. The findings were published in the September issue of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery.

BMI Could Help Guide Fat Extraction Limits in Liposuction

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Patients with higher body mass can have more removed safely, researchers claim
Prenatal exposure to maternal cancer with or without treatment does not impact early childhood development

Impact of Prenatal Exposure to Maternal Cancer Explored

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Prenatal exposure to maternal cancer, with or without tx, doesn't impact early child development
A 21-gene risk of recurrence score can identify patients with breast cancer who may be spared chemotherapy

Prospective Validation of 21-Gene Risk of Recurrence Score

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Score identifies breast cancer patients with low risk of recurrence who may be spared adjuvant chemo
For terminally ill patients

Subtypes of Delirium Linked to Shorter Survival in Terminally Ill

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Hypoactive and mixed subtypes linked to shorter period of survival; significant interaction with age
For patients with heart failure

β-Blocker Dose More Impactful Than Heart Rate in Heart Failure

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BB dose has greater impact than lower heart rate in patients with heart failure from HF-ACTION trial
Overweight and obesity are associated with increased risk of carpal tunnel syndrome

Overweight, Obesity Increase Risk of Carpal Tunnel Syndrome

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Meta-analysis of 58 studies shows increased risk of carpal tunnel syndrome or carpal tunnel release