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Study: New Physicians Develop Financial Ties Quickly
Earlier recognition and intervention during graduate medical education to improve professionalism and systems-based practice skills may limit future conflicts of interest with industry.
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Low-Fat vs. Mediterranean Diet for Secondary Prevention
A study of stable coronary heart disease patients comparing the Mediterranean diet to a low-fat diet over a seven-year follow-up showed the Mediterranean diet was superior at preventing major cardiovascular events.
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Is It Better to Up-Titrate Medications Faster in Acute Heart Failure Patients?
Early intensive up-titration of guideline-recommended therapy in patients admitted for heart failure reduced 180-day readmission and all-cause mortality rates at the cost of more adverse events (but not serious or fatal ones).
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New Therapy for Resistant Hypertension
Aprocitentan demonstrated efficacy for additional therapy beyond standard multidrug treatment in resistant hypertension.
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Current and Future Options for Male Contraception
The following is a summary of the existing male contraceptive options and an overview of future ones.
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Tocilizumab Injection (Actemra)
The FDA has approved tocilizumab injection to treat COVID-19 among hospitalized adult patients who are receiving systemic corticosteroids and require supplemental oxygen.
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FDA Issues Draft Guidance on Lowering Lead Levels in Baby Food
If plan is implemented, the agency estimates it could result in a 24% to 27% reduction in exposure.
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Gaps Remain in Alcohol Use Screening Among Pregnant Patients
Despite the known benefits, it appears some clinicians still do not counsel women to avoid alcohol during pregnancy.
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Researchers Find Little Difference in Efficacy Between Top Heart Failure Treatments
In a head-to-head comparison of furosemide and torsemide, one diuretic was not significantly more efficacious than the other in improving heart failure survival rates.
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How Case Managers Can Prepare for Public Health Emergencies
Public health emergencies (PHEs) can happen at any time. If not handled correctly, PHEs can quickly throw a hospital and its staff into a tailspin. But if a hospital is adequately prepared for a PHE, it can benefit other healthcare partners and the community.