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Parent education improves quick disposal of children’s unused prescription opioids
SAN ANTONIO – Parents were significantly more likely to dispose of their children’s leftover prescription opioids if they had received both...
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Generalized Granuloma Annulare Responsive to Narrowband UVB
The generalized variant of granuloma annulare (GA) can be persistent, sometimes lasting years to decades. This case report of generalized GA...
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What’s new in pediatric sepsis
LJUBLJANA, SLOVENIA – Don’t obsess about “Golden Hour” for delivering sepsis treatment bundle, expert advises.
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Bullous disorders linked to frequent interruption of immune checkpoint inhibitor treatment
MILAN – It’s not clear why patients receiving cancer immunotherapy treatment develop bullous pemphigoid.
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Tocilizumab preserves lung function in systemic sclerosis
MADRID – The results of the focuSSced phase 3 study showed a significantly lower proportion of tocilizumab- than placebo-treated patients...
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Repeated qSOFA measurements better predict in-hospital mortality from sepsis
Do repeated quick Sepsis-Related Organ Failure Assessment (qSOFA) measurements improve predictive validity for sepsis using in-hospital mortality...
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Diabetes News: Mixed
New diabetes mellitus cases are on the decline, but research shows that more discussion is needed when it comes to diagnosis and prevention.
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Do black patients with type 2 diabetes gain cardiac benefit from the SGLT2 and GLP-1 drugs?
SAN FRANCISCO - New findings suggest there is no effect on cardiovascular outcomes, although the analysis has limitations
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Cell count ratios appear to predict thromboembolism in lymphoma
AMSTERDAM – The findings mean clinicians can look to complete blood count for answers on thromboembolism risk.
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Novel immune checkpoint holds ‘great promise’ as melanoma treatment target
MILAN – A monoclonal antibody directed against DC-HIL reduced melanoma growth and metastasis in animal models.