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SUMMARY AND COMMENT

Surgery vs. Noninvasive Therapy for Carpal Tunnel Syndrome

Surgery was more effective than other noninvasive therapies, but either treatment modality benefited patients. CME

SUMMARY AND COMMENT

Topical Voltaren Gel for Hand Osteoarthritis

Diclofenac gel was better than placebo for relieving pain. CME

SUMMARY AND COMMENT

First HIV Integrase Inhibitor Performs Well in Previously Untreated Patients

Raltegravir and efavirenz yielded similar rates of virologic suppression, but raltegravir had fewer side effects.

SUMMARY AND COMMENT

Syncope While Driving: Risk for Recurrence

Recurrent syncope occurred in about 20% of >3500 patients but was not more common during driving than at other times.

SUMMARY AND COMMENT

Is Clinical Breast Examination, Added to Mammography, Worthwhile?

CBE was associated with 55 additional false-positives for each additional breast cancer detected.

SUMMARY AND COMMENT

Mastectomy Rates Are RisingFree

And breast-conserving surgery rates are falling — Can preoperative MRI be responsible? Interview

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Cardiac Surgery in Patients with Carotid Stenosis

Combining endarterectomy with cardiac surgery did not prevent perioperative strokes.

SUMMARY AND COMMENT

Walking Program for Patients with Impaired Glucose Tolerance

Pedometer use resulted in more walking and lower glucose levels.

SUMMARY AND COMMENT

Do Occupational Exposures Affect Semen Quality?

Impaired semen quality was more common among men who reported chemical and physical occupational exposures.

SUMMARY AND COMMENT

Survival to Discharge After Cardiac ArrestFree

Hospital characteristics explain much of the lower survival rate that was noted for black patients compared with white patients.

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