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Breastfeeding reduces infants’ respiratory symptoms early on
Breastfeeding during the first 27 weeks of life had a risk-specific effect on reducing respiratory symptoms in healthy term infants.
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Tofacitinib succeeds as ulcerative colitis induction therapy
A 10-mg dose of tofacitinib twice daily significantly improved remission, mucosal healing, and clinical response in adults with active ulcerative...
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Ustekinumab improves outlook for complex Crohn’s disease
Ustekinumab induced a clinical response and remission in adults with moderate to severe Crohn’s disease who had failed or failed to tolerate other...
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Fatty liver risk rises in years after transplant
Steatosis may be present in at least half of liver transplant recipients, and the prevalence increases significantly over time, according to data...
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April 2016: Click for Credit
Topics include: Later menopause lowers risk for later depression • Preschool ASD prevalence estimates lower than grade school estimates • Long-...
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Rosacea Linked to Increased Parkinson’s Disease Risk
Key clinical point: Rosacea was found to be an independent risk factor for Parkinson’s disease, an effect reduced by the use of tetracycline....
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Rosacea linked to increased Parkinson’s disease risk
Key clinical point: Rosacea was found to be an independent risk factor for Parkinson’s disease, an effect reduced by the use of tetracycline....
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Options to treat hyperhidrosis are increasing
Clinicians have an expanding range of options to offer patients with persistent hyperhidrosis.
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HPV Vaccination Protects High-risk Girls From Cervical Cancer
Key clinical point: HPV vaccination, even partial vaccination, was protective against cervical cancer in minority girls at increased risk for...
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Obesity, oral contraceptive use are risk factors for cerebral venous thrombosis in women
Key clinical point: Obesity and oral contraceptive use significantly increased the odds for cerebral venous thrombosis in adults.
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HPV vaccination protects high-risk girls from cervical cancer
HPV vaccination, even partial vaccination, was protective against cervical cancer in minority girls at increased risk for infection.