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For patients undergoing lung transplantation

Six-Minute Walk Distance IDs Post-Lung Transplant Survival

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Despite strong correlation, single dichotomous value has limited ability to predict outcomes
Commonly used medications may increase the risk of dehydration and heat-related illness during hot weather

Medications Can Increase Risk of Heat-Related Illness

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Mechanisms include diuresis and electrolyte imbalance, sedation and cognitive impairment
Exercise training is associated with an increase in skeletal muscle capillary density

Exercise-Induced Capillary Density Ups Insulin Sensitivity

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Increase in skeletal muscle CD persists after two-week detraining period
For cancer care workers

One-Day Workshop Ups Stress Recovery for Cancer Care Workers

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Findings show beneficial effects for radiation therapists and oncology nurses
Results from phase II clinical trials indicate that a new class of drugs

New Class of Migraine Meds Shows Promise for Prevention

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Injectable medications appear promising in early trials, but more research needed
Surgery patients who suffer complications after discharge from a hospital are more likely to die if they're readmitted to a different hospital than where they had their original operation

Readmitted Surgery Patients Fare Better at Same Hospital

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Patients also did slightly better when original team of doctors treated them on readmission
Patients with facial paralysis may benefit from cosmetic lip augmentation

Cosmetic Lip Augmentation May Help Ease Facial Paralysis

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Procedure might benefit stroke, Bell's palsy, muscular dystrophy patients, researcher says
Payment with virtual credit cards is associated with considerable fees

Virtual Credit Card Fees Amount to 3 to 5 Percent of Payments

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Physicians often unaware of revenue lost to VCCs; AMA advocating for more transparency
Most chronic pain fellowships are teaching ultrasound-guided procedures

Most Chronic Pain Fellowships Include Ultrasound Training

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Most training is patient-based; about half of programs use ultrasound for axial nerve blocks
The unique immunologic status of pregnant women might alter the presentation and progression of Ebola virus disease

Case Report: Pregnancy Could Mask Symptoms of Ebola

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Suppressed immune response might delay symptoms, experts say