A Swedish study shows that individuals with total knee replacement (TKR) due to primary osteoarthritis…
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Going tobacco-free, tall order for health-care facilities
Healthcare facilities being tobacco-free seems like a natural fit, but enforcing a tobacco-free policy that…
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Shot in the dark: New surveillance tool called shotspotter tracks and records incidents of gunfire
When gunfire is heard and unreported, what does it reveal about the state of crime…
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In the face of chronic pain, clinicians seek best practices for management while evading opioid abuse
Researchers have discussed best practices in management of chronic pain in people with cancer.
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Logos make a group seem real
New research shows that logos create the impression that a group is unified, effective and…
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At-home cognitive remediation may help cognitive symptoms in multiple sclerosis
In a randomized controlled trial, people with MS who used a computer-based cognitive remediation training…
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Standardizing care improves outcomes for infants born with neonatal abstinence syndrome
Standardizing hospital care policies across institutions for infants diagnosed with drug withdrawal symptoms at birth…
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Preliminary study: Antibody therapy reduces cancer stem cells in multiple myeloma
An experimental antibody treatment decreased by half the number of cancer stem cells that drive…
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Numerical simulations of tensile tests of red blood cells
The researchers investigate the effects of the hold position of the red blood cells on…
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Women with epilepsy just as likely to get pregnant as healthy women of childbearing age
In a prospective study, women with epilepsy had a comparable likelihood of achieving pregnancy, time…