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Rethinking the Timing of Tricuspid Valve Repairson February 11, 2025
With new transcatheter options for the repair or replacement of tricuspid valves, the role and […]
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Minimally Invasive Surgery in ICH: More Encouraging Data?on February 11, 2025
A second trial of a clot evacuation approach to remove a hematoma in spontaneous ICH has shown some […]
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More Data Support Later Thrombolysis for Ischemic Strokeon February 11, 2025
New research provides further evidence that thrombolysis benefits select patients with acute […]
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Aortic Valves Surpass Prosthetics in Long-Term Survivalon February 11, 2025
Despite guideline recommendations, the use of bioprosthetic heart valves has surpassed mechanical […]
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Residency Road Map: Consider Professional, Personal Goalson February 11, 2025
Today’s residency programs encourage medical students to focus on professional and personal goals […]
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First-Time TIAs Linked With Long-Term Cognitive Declineon February 11, 2025
Recent findings suggest that healthcare providers should be conducting cognitive screening in […]
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Incidental Findings Common in Pediatric Trauma CT Scanson February 11, 2025
Forty percent of children undergoing CT for blunt abdominal trauma have incidental findings, but […]
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Better Outcomes With Antithrombotics: Here’s How PPIs Helpon February 11, 2025
Experts discuss PPI use for GI protection in patients on antithrombotics, highlighting risk […]
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Polio Virus Detected in Europe: Cause for Concern?on February 11, 2025
Poliovirus was detected in wastewater systems in 2024 in five European countries, potentially […]
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Poll: Most U.S. workers with chronic conditions manage them at work, haven’t told employeron February 11, 2025
Chronic health conditions are taking a major, hidden toll on the U.S. workforce’s lives and […]
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Postpartum Readmission Lower With Nifedipine Vs Labetalolon February 11, 2025
Findings suggest nifedipine to be a first-line agent for postpartum hypertension at discharge. […]
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Is Alcohol the New Tobacco?on February 11, 2025
In 2026, Ireland will become the first country to legally mandate cancer warnings on alcohol […]
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Underfunded and Underdiagnosed: What’s Next for BDon February 11, 2025
BD affects millions but remains misunderstood, underdiagnosed, and underfunded. Researchers are […]
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Don’t Discount Statins for Very High–Risk Pregnancieson February 11, 2025
Data support statins for cholesterol management in patients at high risk for cardiovascular events. […]
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Fluctuating Cholesterol Tied to Dementia, Cognitive Declineon February 11, 2025
High levels of variability in cholesterol over time were linked to a significantly higher risk for […]
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Opioid Prescribing in EDs Entails Low Risk for Harmon February 11, 2025
When prescribing opioids for acute pain, physicians should be attentive to a patient’s individual […]
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Flexible PA Profession Excels in National Rankingson February 11, 2025
The physician associate profession is climbing the national job rankings, thanks to its unmatched […]
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Clinical Mistakes Med Students Make and How to Avoid Themon February 11, 2025
Medical students often make key mistakes during clinical rotations, such as being too focused on […]
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Track Bone Health in Kids on Steroids for Kidney Diseaseon February 11, 2025
A study showed notable differences in bone mineral density between children on steroids and those […]
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Number of Confirmed Ebola Cases in Uganda Rises to Nineon February 11, 2025
The number of confirmed Ebola cases in Uganda has risen to nine from three, the country's health […]
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House Cats With Bird Flu Could Pose a Risk to Public Healthon February 11, 2025
More than 80 domestic cats, among many other types of mammals, have been confirmed to have had bird […]
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Wildfire safety: 4 ways to protect yourself after a fireon February 7, 2025
Joe Allen, associate professor of exposure assessment science, describes four ways to reduce your […]
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Expert panel calls for digital health competencies in medical educationon February 7, 2025
A global panel of medical education and digital health research experts have developed a […]
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Extreme heat may raise risk of hospitalization for adults with Alzheimer’son February 7, 2025
Extreme heat may lead to more hospitalizations among adults living with Alzheimer’s disease and […]
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The Risks and Regulations of the Dietary Supplement Industryon February 7, 2025
In this episode of KQED’s Forum, STRIPED’s Dr. S. Bryn Austin, Nicholas Florko (The Atlantic), […]
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Essential genome of malaria parasite Plasmodium knowlesi mappedon February 6, 2025
Harvard Chan School researchers have developed a comprehensive genetic map of a malaria-causing […]
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Extreme heat can worsen diabeteson February 6, 2025
Rising temperatures driven by climate change could lead to increased health risks for people with […]
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Cancer Week events focus on navigating misinformationon February 6, 2025
The internet is rife with information about how to prevent and treat cancer, but much of what […]
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Endowed professorships awarded to two IID faculty memberson February 5, 2025
Related Topics IID is thrilled to announce the appointment of endowed professorships to faculty […]
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Stopping Misinformation: Scientists and Medical Professionals are Important Players in Communicating Reliable Informationon February 5, 2025
In a highly complex information ecosystem, news travels fast. Whether it’s dispersed through […]