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Adults who had low vitamin D levels as children and teens may be more likely to have atherosclerosis

Low Childhood Vitamin D Levels May Up Adult CVD Risk

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Chances of atherosclerosis were higher in those who did not get enough of the vitamin when young
Even as the need for heart transplants increases

More Donor Hearts Discarded Even As Need Grows

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Uniform guidelines needed that specify which hearts are acceptable for transplantation, experts say
Creatine monohydrate doesn't appear to slow the progression of Parkinson's disease

Findings Do Not Support Creatine for Parkinson’s Rx

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Research in mice had suggested oral creatine supplementation might help
All patients undergoing chemotherapy or immunosuppressive therapies should undergo routine screening for active or prior hepatitis B viral infection

Hepatitis B Screening Endorsed Pre-Immunosuppressive Tx

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Antiviral tx recommended to prevent reactivation for those found to be hepatitis B surface antigen-positive
As part of American Heart Month

AMA: Use American Heart Month to Focus on Patients’ BP

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AMA provides three questions for physicians to ask when measuring blood pressure
For patients undergoing posterior transtubular microscopic assisted spinal surgery

Post-Op Infection Rate Low for Minimally Invasive Spine Sx

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Very low rate for patients undergoing posterior transtubular microscopic assisted spinal surgery
Brief daytime naps might protect against the harmful health effects of a poor night's sleep

Naps Counteract Negative Effects of Sleep Deprivation

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Naps appear to restore norepinephrine and interleukin-6 levels to normal
Low-dose iron supplements speed blood donors' recovery of iron and hemoglobin

Iron Supplements Speed Blood Donation Recovery

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Finding could allow people to donate again sooner to help keep blood supply adequate
Chronic fatigue syndrome

IOM Proposes New Criteria, Name for Chronic Fatigue Syndrome

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IOM committee proposes name change to 'Systemic Exertion Intolerance Disease'
A new analysis indicates that people with type 2 diabetes are less likely to suffer myocardial infarctions

BP Meds Benefit Diabetes Patients, Even Without HTN

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Although positive effect of meds smaller in participants with lower blood pressure levels