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Novel Microendoscope Ups Accuracy of Esophageal Screening

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Low-cost HRME ups accuracy of Lugol's chromoendoscopy for esophageal cancer
The recently developed RAPID score

RAPID Score Validated for Prognosis of Pleural Infections

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Recently developed score is valid for identifying mortality risk through five years in diverse cohort
For patients with non-ST-segment elevation acute coronary syndrome

Early Invasive Strategy No Benefit 10 Years After NSTE-ACS

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No improved outcomes versus selective invasive strategy in non-ST segment acute coronary syndrome
The 2015 version of the American Board of Internal Medicine maintenance-of-certification program is expected to generate considerable costs

2015 MOC Program Expected to Cost $5.7 Billion Over 10 Years

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Time costs account for 90 percent of maintenance of certification costs, estimated at $5.1 billion
The majority of hospitalists believe that routinely assessing dyspnea severity would enhance their clinical decision making and positively affect patient care

Routine Dyspnea Severity Assessment Could Aid Care

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Regular appraisal in cardiopulmonary disease patients would aid hospitalists' decision making
Probiotic supplementation in pregnancy and early infancy can prevent infantile eczema

Probiotic Supplements May Help Prevent Infantile Eczema

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No significant difference for prevention of asthma, wheezing, or rhinoconjunctivitis
Millions more Americans have affordable health insurance

Patients Report Improved Care Access, Better Health With ACA

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Gains seen in how many adults have insurance and a doctor, and say they are in better health
Between 1999 and 2013

Mortality, Hospital Stays, Costs All Down Among U.S. Seniors

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Researchers find steady improvement among Medicare enrollees from 1999 through 2013
In a position statement published online July 20 in the Journal of Clinical Oncology

ASCO Calls for Cancer Trials to Include More Seniors

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Older adults react differently to treatment, oncology group notes
The incidence of paradoxical adipose hyperplasia following cryolipolysis may be higher than previously described

Higher Incidence of Paradoxical Adipose Hyperplasia Reported

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Two case reports in single practice indicate incidence of 0.47 percent; higher than described previously