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Aspirin Lengthens Survival in Patients with Nonmetastatic Colorectal Cancer

Starting regular aspirin therapy after colorectal cancer diagnosis was associated with lower mortality during 12 years. Interview

SUMMARY AND COMMENT

Is 140/90 Low Enough for Nondiabetic Hypertensive Patients?Free

A study supports a more aggressive approach to BP reduction.

SUMMARY AND COMMENT

Smokeless Tobacco Use Is Associated with Fatal MI and Stroke

Let patients who use smokeless tobacco know that it is not a "safe" alternative to cigarettes and cigars. CME

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Optimism and Risk for Heart Disease

Women with sunny outlooks were less likely to develop heart disease and more likely to live longer.

SUMMARY AND COMMENT

Hepatic Transaminase Screening in Suspected Child Abuse

An AST or ALT level >80 IU/L had 77% sensitivity and 82% specificity for identifying children with abdominal injury.

SUMMARY AND COMMENT

New Approach to Stroke Prevention in AF Patients

An experimental device was used for percutaneous closure of the left atrial appendage.

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Compound Identified That Inhibits Breast Cancer Stem Cells

Salinomycin was 400 times more effective than paclitaxel in eradicating breast CSCs.

SUMMARY AND COMMENT

Radiation Exposure from Imaging Procedures

In a large study, about 2% of patients underwent procedures that resulted in high annual effective doses.

SUMMARY AND COMMENT

Repeat Stool Testing for C. difficile Colitis Might Not Be Cost-Effective

In a large study, almost all cases were identified with the first sample.

SUMMARY AND COMMENT

Possible New Option for Treating OsteoporosisFree

Both men who were receiving androgen-deprivation therapy and postmenopausal women gained bone density with denosumab. CME

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