Pain Coping Skills Training Beneficial in Maintenance Hemodialysis
Pain coping skills training, a cognitive behavioral intervention, was beneficial for patients undergoing maintenance hemodialysis who are experiencing pain.
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Nosocomial CDI Significantly Impacts Patients With Leukemia
Nosocomial Clostridioides difficile infections were linked to higher mortality, longer hospital stays, and increased complications for patients with leukemia.
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Obesity Prevalence Declines in United States
Obesity prevalence in the United States declined for the first time in a decade, according to a research letter published in JAMA Health Forum.
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MRI Phenotypes May Aid EC Risk Stratification
MRI imaging phenotypes in endometrial cancer correlated with clinical and molecular features, aiding risk stratification and predicting disease-free survival.
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Ginger Supplements May Improve Asthma Symptoms
A recent study showed a low dose of ginger taken twice daily improved asthma symptom control and modulated asthma-associated cytokines like IL-13 and IL-17A.
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Sputum Total IgE an Indicator of Uncontrolled Asthma
Study results indicate that sputum total IgE can be used as an indicator of uncontrolled asthma.
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Model Differentiates Nasal Polyps From Inverted Papilloma
Study results suggest that deep learning based on CT imaging is promising for distinguishing nasal polyps from inverted papilloma lesions.
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Preeclampsia Research Has Improved Over Time, But Gaps Remain
Greater efforts are needed to improve the transparency and usefulness of randomized controlled trials on preeclampsia, according to a recent review.
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ULT Treats Gout Without Risking CKD Progression
Urate-lowering therapies benefited patients with gout and stage 3 chronic kidney disease without raising the risk of kidney disease progression.
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Web-Based Training for Patients With T2D
A review assessed web-based training for patients with type 2 diabetes, highlighting the potential for extended programs to improve QOL.
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Most Adults Want PCPs to Ask About Mental Health
In a survey conducted by West Health and Gallup, seven in 10 US adults said they wanted to discuss physical and mental health with primary care professionals.
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Association Between Diabetic Nephropathy, Gut Microbiota Identified
A potential causal association was substantiated between specific gut microbiota and diabetic nephropathy in a recently published study.
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Predicting CRSwNP Recurrence Post-Surgery
Poor outcomes in CRSwNP after ESS are linked to asthma, frontal sinus involvement, high blood eosinophils, and elevated LM system and NPS scores.
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US Obesity Rate Drops for the First Time in a Decade
Following increases in the country’s mean BMI from 2013 to 2022, mean BMI in the United States declined in 2023, most notably in older adults and women.
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AI Accurately Diagnoses & Stages COPD
AI-based COPD diagnosis and staging using CT imaging achieved moderate to good agreement with reference standards and improved by including clinical data.
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Evaluating Auto-HCT for MCL With Undetectable Residual Disease
Auto-HCT showed no survival benefit over maintenance therapy alone in patients with mantle cell lymphoma with undetectable MRD in first complete remission.
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Non-Responsive Celiac Disease Impacts One in Five Patients
Up to 20% of patients with celiac disease may not respond to a gluten-free diet and would likely be classified as having non-responsive celiac disease.
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Predicting Early Versus Late Response to Treatment in SEA
Early improvement was linked to lower baseline FEV1 and higher eosinophils in severe eosinophilic asthma, while late improvement was linked to high ACT scores.
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Steep Increase in Event-Driven PrEP Use
Researchers found a steep increase in even-driven PrEP use among cisgender gay, bisexual, and other men who have sex with men.
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Preeclampsia’s Impact on Maternal & Neonatal Outcomes
Preeclampsia poses significant maternal and neonatal risks, with long-term complications like chronic diseases in mothers and developmental issues in children.
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