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For patients with early-stage breast cancer treated with aromatase inhibitors

Both Omega-3, Placebo Help With Aromatase Inhibitor-Induced Pain

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For patients with early breast cancer, no difference between improvement with omega-3, placebo
Articles relating to perioperative cardiac medicine

High-Value Research of 2014 Presented for Peri-Op Medicine

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Authors summarize 2014 studies that are highly relevant to perioperative medicine
Topical baicalein

ARVO: Topical Flavonoid Cuts Intraocular Pressure in Rodents

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Topical administration lowers IOP; effect mediated in part by facilitation of outflow
Articles relating to arthritis treatment

High-Value Research of 2014 Presented for Rheumatology

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Authors summarize 2014 studies that are highly relevant to rheumatology
Acupuncture

Acupuncture Effective for Post-Tonsillectomy Pain in Children

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Less pain, analgesic drug consumption for children treated with acupuncture, standard analgesics
Physicians should use standard billing practices

Strategies Provided for Maximizing Payment

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Intake forms should remind patients of their responsibility for paying bills, collection costs
For patients with transsphenoidal pituitary tumors

AANS: Surgeon Volume Affects Costs in Pituitary Tumor Care

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Increased hospital charges, costs, length of stay for patients treated by lower-volume surgeons
For the first time

Signal on Telomeres May Point to Cancer Risk Earlier

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At issue is the shifting status of telomeres in the blood
Researchers may have found a new way to combat Clostridium difficile infection: a friendly version of the culprit bacteria itself. Their findings were published in the May 5 issue of the Journal of the American Medical Association.

Non-Toxic Version of C. Difficile May Help Fight Infection

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Drinking safe strain seems to help prevent recurrence of its toxic cousin
For patients discharged from hospital after myocardial infarction

Full Rx Coverage Ups Outcomes for Patients Discharged After MI

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Full coverage associated with greater quality-adjusted survival, less resource use per patient