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For patients with tuberculous meningitis

Intensified Tx Doesn’t Up Survival in Tuberculous Meningitis

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No significant difference for survival, secondary outcomes for standard, intensified treatment
Higher dietary nitrate and green leafy vegetable intake is associated with reduced risk of primary open-angle glaucoma

Nitrate Intake Linked to Primary Open-Angle Glaucoma Risk

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Reduced risk of POAG, and especially for POAG with early paracentral visual field loss
Factors associated with failure to achieve a glycated hemoglobin target in the standard therapy arm of the Action to Control Cardiovascular Risk in Diabetes (ACCORD) glycemia trial have been identified

Patient Race Linked to Failure to Achieve HbA1c Target

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Black race, severe hypoglycemia, insulin use linked to failure to reach HbA1c target in ACCORD trial
For men

Lower Risk of Parkinson’s With Higher Urate Concentration

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Findings seen in men but not women, based on participants from three U.S. cohorts
Minimal stimulation in vitro fertilization is associated with reduced live birth rates compared with conventional in vitro fertilization

Lower Live Birth Rate With Minimal Stimulation IVF

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Women undergoing mini-IVF have no ovarian hyperstimulation, reduced multiple pregnancy rates
Initiation of human papillomavirus vaccination is highest among teen girls in poorer communities and in populations that are mainly Hispanic or mixed race

Geographic Factors Impact HPV Vaccine Initiation in Teen Girls

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Higher initiation among girls in high- vs. low-poverty areas, communities with mainly Hispanic, mixed race
About 23 percent of ticks from Texas carry bacterial DNA from at least one of the following: Rickettsia

Tickborne Bacteria Identified in Ticks from Texas

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~23.3 percent of ticks carry bacterial DNA from Rickettsia, Borrelia, and Ehrlichia spp.
Rivastigmine shows potential in reducing the risk of falls among patients with Parkinson's disease

Dementia Rx May Lower Risk of Falls Among Parkinson’s Patients

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Those who took rivastigmine in study were 45 percent less likely to have an accident
U.S. researchers are challenging a leading theory about the nation's heroin epidemic

Pathway to Heroin Described in NEJM Commentary

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Initial exposure to opioids appears to 'push' potential addicts to heroin
The Affordable Care Act is working as intended

Health Coverage Improved As Result of Affordable Care Act

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Hospital reimbursements up, births among young women more often privately covered