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Otologic symptoms and hearing loss are more common among patients with HIV than uninfected controls

More Otologic Symptoms, Hearing Loss for HIV-Infected

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Odds of hearing loss up for HAART-naive patients, those receiving first-, second-line HAART
Female medical students perform at the same or higher level as men

Confidence Gap Between Male and Female Med Students

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Women's answers more accurate than men's, but they are less confident in their responses
Extended pre-quit bupropion is associated with reduced smoking behavior during the pre-quit period and improved short-term abstinence rates

Extended Pre-Cessation Bupropion Helps Smokers Quit

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Reduces smoking behavior during the pre-quit period; improves short-term abstinence rates
Successful cognitive behavioral therapy for an anxiety disorder in childhood is associated with lasting protection against suicidal ideation

Psychotherapy for Child Anxiety Offers Long-Term Benefits

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Responders less likely to endorse lifetime, past-month, past-two-week suicidal ideation
The gluteus maximus muscle presents atrophy after gluteal augmentation surgery with implants

Atrophy Seen in Gluteus Maximus Post Gluteal Augmentation

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Volume of the gluteus muscle reduced by about 6 percent
National hospital rating systems are rarely in agreement

National Hospital Rating Systems Rarely in Agreement

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None of the hospitals rated as high performer on all four national rating systems
Short-chain fatty acids

Short-Chain Fatty Acids in Diet Stimulate Fat Utilization

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Short-chain fatty acids induce receptor-dependent switch from lipogenesis to fat oxidation in mice
For patients with central cord syndrome

Various Factors Influence Central Cord Syndrome Management

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Patient, surgical, institutional factors influence surgical management and mortality
The cases of two men who got injured while participating in freshwater activities in Missouri and Texas are giving insight into a freshwater algae that can infect wounds. Reporting in the March 5 issue of the New England Journal of Medicine

Two Cases Shed Light on Rare Algae-Related Wound Infection

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Cases appear linked to a species in U.S. lakes, but researchers believe overall risk is very low
An experimental Ebola vaccine may have prevented the disease in a doctor who was at high risk of infection

Post-Occupational Exposure Ebola Vaccination Shows Promise

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High-risk situation led doctor to get immunization; no serious illness developed