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    Rifaximin May Relieve Symptoms in Some Patients With IBS

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    Michele G. Sullivan
    Publish date: January 5, 2011

    Major Finding: In 41% of patients, rifaximin was associated with adequate relief of global IBS symptoms during the first 4 weeks after treatment...

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    New Imaging Agent Correlates Amyloid With Alzheimer Autopsy Findings

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    Michele G. Sullivan
    Publish date: January 1, 2011

    Major Finding: PET brain imaging with florbetapir was 93% sensitive and 100% specific in identifying beta-amyloid plaques in 35 elderly patients,...

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    Type 1 Genetic Variants Also Tied to Juvenile Arthritis

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    Michele G. Sullivan
    Publish date: January 1, 2011

    Major Finding: Two genetic variants with known associations to type 1 diabetes or celiac disease also predispose to juvenile idiopathic...

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    Genetic Variants Confer Susceptibility to JIA

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    Michele G. Sullivan
    Publish date: January 1, 2011

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    Genetic Variants May Confer Susceptibility to JIA

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    Michele G. Sullivan
    Publish date: January 1, 2011

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    Healthy People 2020 Reflects Graying of America

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    Michele G. Sullivan
    Publish date: January 1, 2011

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    Texas Center Ties Tort Reform to Lower Liability Costs

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    Michele G. Sullivan
    Publish date: December 30, 2010

    Major Finding: Tort reform decreased legal costs and the prevalence of malpractice suits in a Texas academic medical center.Data Source: The...

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    Texas Center Ties Tort Reform to Lower Liability Costs

    Author:
    Michele G. Sullivan
    Publish date: December 30, 2010

    Major Finding: Tort reform decreased legal costs and the prevalence of malpractice suits in a Texas academic medical center.Data Source: The...

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    Poor Long-Term Outcomes Suggest Need to Revisit Diabetic Foot Care

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    Michele G. Sullivan
    Publish date: December 30, 2010

    Major Finding: Only 35% of revascularized ulcers healed completely, and 32% of the patients eventually needed an amputation because of the ulcer....

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    Poor Long-Term Outcomes Suggest Need to Revisit Diabetic Foot Care

    Author:
    Michele G. Sullivan
    Publish date: December 30, 2010

    Major Finding: Only 35% of revascularized ulcers healed completely, and 32% of the patients eventually needed an amputation because of the ulcer....

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    Ischemia Predicts Poor Functional Outcomes in Diabetic Foot Ulcers

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    Michele G. Sullivan
    Publish date: December 29, 2010

    Major Finding: Only 35% of revascularized ulcers healed completely, and 32% of the patients eventually needed an amputation because of the ulcer....

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    Shave Biopsies Accurately Identify Most Melanomas

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    Michele G. Sullivan
    Publish date: December 27, 2010

    Major Finding: Eighty-eight percent of shaved biopsy lesions were confirmed as melanoma. Of these, 11% were invasive. Data Source: A...

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    Shave Biopsies Accurately Identify Most Melanomas

    Author:
    Michele G. Sullivan
    Publish date: December 27, 2010

    Major Finding: Eighty-eight percent of shaved biopsy lesions were confirmed as melanoma. Of these, 11% were invasive. Data Source: A...

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    Incisional Hernia Repair: Choose Best Technique for Individual Patient

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    Michele G. Sullivan
    Publish date: December 23, 2010

    Major Finding: Choice of technique and mesh material for incisional hernia repair should be based on each individual case, rather than concern...

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    Bariatric Surgery Benefits Ethnic Minorities with Diabetes

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    Michele G. Sullivan
    Publish date: December 23, 2010

    Major Finding: Bariatric surgery normalized blood glucose and insulin in Hispanic and black patients over a 3-year period.Data Source: A review of...

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