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The Tacaribe virus

Florida Researchers Discover New Virus in Ticks

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Tacaribe virus, not known to cause human infections, is in arenavirus family
For patients undergoing coronary artery bypass graft surgery

Four-Times Daily ASA More Effective in Post-CABG Patients

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Multiple 81 mg ASA more effective for suppressing serum TBX2 formation, platelet aggregation
Venlafaxine seems to be effective for the treatment of fibromyalgia

Review: Venlafaxine May Be Effective for Fibromyalgia Tx

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Studies limited by small sample size, inconsistency of outcomes, methodological concerns
For patients with left breast cancer

Active Breathing Coordinator Beneficial in RT for Left Breast CA

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Significant reduction in mean radiation dose to heart, with preservation of local control
Discectomy-related information on the Internet is poor and of variable quality

Discectomy-Related Information on Internet Deemed Poor

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Most websites are commercial; significantly higher quality for sites with Health on the Net code
There appears to be an association between teenage acne and melanoma

Teenage Acne Linked to Melanoma in Women

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Findings show increased risk of melanoma after adjustment for known risk factors
For patients with suspected infection or inflammation

CRP/ESR Disagreement Common in Infection, Inflammation

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Twenty percent of patients who underwent repeat testing had disagreement on initial test
Unhealthy dietary behaviors are associated with refractory functional dyspepsia

Unhealthy Dietary Behaviors Linked to Functional Dyspepsia

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Risk factors for refractory FD include skipping meals, eating extra meals, preference for sweet foods
For patients with symptomatic supraventricular tachycardia

Caffeine Doesn’t Affect Cardiac Conduction, Refractoriness in SVT

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However, does up BP in supraventricular tachycardia
An experimental test which checks sputum for three microRNA biomarkers of lung cancer was able to distinguish early-stage lung cancer from noncancerous nodules the majority of the time

Sputum Biomarkers May Help ID Malignant Lung Nodules

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More than 80 percent correct in ID of cancerous nodules, but accuracy still needs improving