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Can Magnesium Cure Nocturnal Leg Cramps?
A small randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled trial demonstrated that oral magnesium oxide was not superior to placebo for older adults suffering from nocturnal leg cramps.
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Trump Administration Seeks to Slash Biomedical Research Budget
The proposed cut is in addition to a proposed 18% cut to the agency.
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Compliance With CMS, TJC, and DNV Standards
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Screening, Anticipatory Guidance Needed to Address Teen Sexual Assault
Teens are more likely to delay medical care and less likely to press charges.
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Minimally Invasive Uterine Fibroid Treatment Underutilized
Use rates particularly low in small and rural hospitals, according to a recent report.
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More Research Needed on Benefits, Harms of Screening Pelvic Exams
According to one expert: “At this time, there simply is not enough evidence to determine the benefits and harms of using pelvic exams to screen for conditions other than cervical cancer, chlamydia, and gonorrhea.”
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Check Birth Control Start After Ulipristal Acetate
Results of recent study lead manufacturer of important drug to update its recommendations.
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New Estimates Show Drop in Annual HIV Infections
Still, much work remains as agencies push for wider access to key resources.
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Implement Resources for Immediate Postpartum LARC to Cut Unintended Pregnancy
Many women engage in unprotected sex before six-week postpartum visit.
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Behavioral Healthcare in ED Improved With Telepsychiatry
Quality of care for behavioral health patients in the ED has been dramatically improved at Rideout Regional Medical Center in Marysville, CA, with a program that aims to get professional help to people in need as soon as possible.