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The dispatcher-assisted resuscitation trial (DART) tested the hypothesis that 911 dispatcher instructions to provide chest compressions only would be superior to similar instructions that included both chest compressions and rescue breathing. Calls to a 911 system for patients in cardiac arrest were eligible for inclusion in the trial if the dispatcher felt the patient was in cardiac arrest and bystander CPR had not yet been attempted.
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A critically ill patient, who was a heroin user, was admitted to a hospital in Scotland in December 2009 and was found to be infected with Bacillus anthracis.
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Most work environments contain at least one example of clashing personalities or a problematic worker attitude.
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The first step in improving a clinical trial site's good clinical practice is to make certain all informed consent processes and documentation are followed with exacting care.
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In this issue: Antiviral drugs and birth defects, bisphosphonates and esophageal cancer, naltrexone plus bupropion for weight loss, 2010-11 influenza vaccine, FDA Actions.
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The past decade has seen malaria control return to the forefront of global public health agendas.
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Of 41 members of a New England bus tour group returning to California by plane, 15 had symptoms consistent with norovirus infection and 6 cases were confirmed by reverse-transcription polymerase chain reaction (RT-PCR) and found to be the same strain.
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During the past decade, blood tests have been developed to diagnose infection with Mycobacterium tuberculosis.