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Experts are predicting that this allergy season may be one of the worst in years.

Allergy Season Predicted to Be One of the Worst, but Shorter

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Doctors predict a shorter but rougher stretch of coughing, sneezing, and wheezing
The effects of higher altitude may reduce the risk of attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder

Higher Altitude Linked With Lower Rates of ADHD

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Low-lying states have rates up to 16 percent, compared to 6 percent in mountain regions
Researchers have characterized a La Crosse virus isolate from the brain of a child who died of encephalitis-associated complications in eastern Tennessee in 2012.

CDC Details Mosquito-Borne Virus-Linked Death in Tennessee

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Researchers identify lethal strain of La Crosse virus in Tennessee patient
For men with prostate cancer

Clinician-Referred Exercise Program Beneficial in Prostate CA

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Clinician referral to a 12-week program ups vigorous exercise levels and improves mental health
Delivery of antioxidants to the eye may be a therapeutic option for cataracts

Review Explores Challenges of Ocular Antioxidants for Cataracts

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Prospects for future research include the use of nanotechnology to deliver antioxidants
Most patients with atrial fibrillation (AF) and systolic heart failure who undergo ablation have AF recurrence at five years

A-Fib Recurrence Common Five Years After Ablation

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For patients with a-fib and heart failure, mortality rates lower after ablation versus no ablation
Medical students in personal distress may be more likely to have suboptimal attitudes about self-prescribing and personal responsibility for reporting impaired colleagues

Suboptimal Prescribing Attitudes Could Signal Personal Distress

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Med students experiencing depression, alcohol abuse less likely to report impaired colleagues
Phenytoin appears to be neuroprotective in acute optic neuritis

AAN: Phenytoin Neuroprotective in Optic Neuritis

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Adjusted eye retinal nerve fiber layer thickness higher for those receiving phenytoin versus placebo
For patients with Behçet's syndrome

Apremilast Effective for Oral Ulcers in Behçet’s Syndrome

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Reduction in number of oral ulcers per patient; greater decline in pain from ulcers with apremilast
For clinically atypical pigmented lesions

Review Compares Shave, Punch Biopsy Methods

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No difference in rate of overall positive margins for all lesions; size, morphology impact positivity