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According to results from the CORONIS follow-up study that analyzed 5 intervention pairs for cesarean delivery in 13,153 women over a mean of 3.8...
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Most physician reviews are positive, but negative criticism may be posted by a disgruntled patient. Here, why and how you should manage your...
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Consider Rx metformin to prevent metabolic syndrome
Many atypical antipsychotics, particularly clozapine and olanzapine, are associated with weight gain, insulin resistance, and metabolic syndrome....
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Fostering surgical innovation: The path forward
How do we get past the current “chill” on innovation in gynecologic surgery?
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Product Update: Kyleena; LapCap2
NEW LNG IUS: GOOD FOR 5 YEARS Kyleena™ (levonorgestrel-releasing intrauterine system; IUS) 19.5 mg, from Bayer, is a new hormonal contraceptive...
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Do you utilize vasopressin in your difficult cesarean delivery surgeries?
Gynecologists often use vasopressin to reduce surgical blood loss. Far fewer obstetricians use the same drug during difficult cesarean delivery...
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PCI noninferior to CABG for certain left main CAD
PCI was found noninferior to CABG regarding the composite end point of death, stroke, or myocardial infarction in certain patients with left main...
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Why Aren’t Doctors Following Guidelines?
Studies show that when guidelines are applied, patients do better—so why aren’t doctors following them?
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Rethinking testing in multiple myeloma
NEW YORK—As the number of therapeutic options for multiple myeloma (MM) increases, so too does the need to reassess prognostic markers for the...
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Combo shows promise for treating T-ALL
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