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For patients with type 2 diabetes

Saxagliptin Not Linked to Increased Fracture Risk in T2DM

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Risk of fracture linked to female gender, older age, diabetes duration, major hypoglycemic events
Most patients with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis are prescribed medications

Study Looks at Costs for Moderate to Severe Plaque Psoriasis

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Most patients prescribed one or more medications; six-month total direct costs per patient $11,291
Use of letrozole (Femara) may reduce a couple's risk of having a pregnancy with multiple embryos -- but it might also slightly lower their chances of a live birth

Fewer Multiple Embryos With Femara in Unexplained Infertility

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But also lower frequency of live birth, compared with gonadotropin
Sleep-time ambulatory blood pressure predicts new-onset diabetes

Sleep-Time Ambulatory BP Predicts New-Onset Diabetes

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And, ingestion of hypertension medications at bedtime linked to reduced risk of new-onset diabetes
The estimated prevalence of HIV is 0.39 percent among U.S adults

CDC Estimates HIV Prevalence in U.S. Adults From ’07 to ’12

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Prevalence estimated at 0.39 percent; 51.9 percent of HIV-infected on antiretroviral tx
Patients with cutaneous melanoma metastases have excellent response to intralesional interleukin 2 administered concomitantly with topical imiquimod and a retinoid cream

Intralesional IL-2 Promising for Cutaneous Melanoma Metastases

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Case series demonstrates excellent response with IL-2 combined with topical imiquimod, retinoid cream
A drug that combines dextromethorphan with quinidine might offer a safer option for calming the agitation that commonly affects people with Alzheimer's disease

Combo Drug May Calm Agitation in Alzheimer’s Patients

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Drug combines dextromethorphan with quinidine
As monotherapy

Leukotriene Receptor Antagonist Monotherapy Ups Asthma Control

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Random effects meta-analysis shows reduced risk of exacerbation with LTRA monotherapy
Functional magnetic resonance imaging might someday help psychiatrists quickly determine which antipsychotic drugs work best for patients with schizophrenia or bipolar disorder

fMRI May Take Guesswork Out of Schizophrenia Rx

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Personalized approach could eliminate trial-and-error, hasten critical time to treatment
Patients treated with low-dose beta-blockers after myocardial infarction may fare better than those given the standard dose

Lower Beta-Blocker Dose May Boost Survival After MI

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Dosage should be tailored to the needs of individual patients, researchers say