Model Predicts Stillbirths Using Preeclampsia Screening Data
A new study showed that a first-trimester screening model combining maternal, biophysical, and biochemical markers effectively predicted stillbirths.
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Preeclampsia’s Impact on Maternal & Neonatal Outcomes
Preeclampsia poses significant maternal and neonatal risks, with long-term complications like chronic diseases in mothers and developmental issues in children.
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Protein Loss Predicts EC Prognosis
Loss of vimentin in endometrial cancer biopsies predicted metastases and worse survival, supporting its use in risk stratification and personalized treatment.
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Gaps Identified in EC Clinical Trial Enrollment
Recent study findings indicate Black patients with endometrial cancer are underrepresented in clinical trials despite higher rates of aggressive histologies.
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Identifying Patients With IPAH at Risk for Poor Outcomes
Right atrial volume index and contour changes on imaging predicted adverse outcomes in patients with idiopathic pulmonary arterial hypertension.
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Metabolic Disorders Higher in PAH vs Controls
Patients with pulmonary arterial hypertension had higher rates of metabolic disorders, hypothyroidism, and low bone density than healthy controls.
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Expanded Admission Screening Protocol for C. Auris Beneficial
An expanded screening protocol for Candida auris at admission can improve infection control and reduce potential pathogen outbreaks.
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COVID-19, Flu & RSV Vaccination Remains Low in Nursing Homes
According to CDC data, COVID-19, RSV, and influenza vaccination rates are low among nursing home residents early in the 2024-2025 respiratory virus season.
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RSV Vaccination Prevents Hospitalization & Emergency Visits
In adults aged 60 or older, RSV vaccination is effective for preventing associated hospitalizations and ED visits, with similar effectiveness across age groups.
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RSV Hospitalization Rate Highlights Unmet Medical Needs
An estimated one in 20 adults with medically attended RSV are hospitalized, with hospitalizations more likely in high-risk subgroups such as patients with COPD.
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Burden of Lung Cancer in Asian American Women On the Rise
While overall rates of lung cancer are decreasing in the United States, rates among Asian American women are on the rise, especially in never-smokers.
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Disparities Impact Access to Minimally Invasive Surgery for NSCLC
Disparities in minimally invasive surgery for early NSCLC, which impact mortality outcomes, are influenced by demographic and patient-specific factors.
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ASCVD Risk Poorly Managed in Patients With HIV
Despite the risk for atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease, LDL-C levels for those with HIV are poorly controlled and lipid therapy is underused.
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Behavioral Intervention Benefits Patients With HIV, Depression & Pain
A behavioral intervention could reduce the use of more emergent, expensive healthcare services in people with HIV who also have depression and chronic pain.
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Rise in Early-Onset Colorectal Cancer Mortality From 2000 to 2022
Early-onset colorectal cancer mortality rose in the United States in the past 2 decades, according to findings from the American College of Gastroenterology.
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Non-Responsive Celiac Disease Impacts One in Five Patients
Up to 20% of patients with celiac disease may not respond to a gluten-free diet and would likely be classified as having non-responsive celiac disease.
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Plasma Biomarker Predicts Survival in PAH
A study found plasma IgG fucosylation enhanced PAH risk assessment, improving prognostic models and stratifying patients beyond existing biomarkers.
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Web-Based Training for Patients With T2D
A review assessed web-based training for patients with type 2 diabetes, highlighting the potential for extended programs to improve QOL.
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Caval Approach Impacts Tumor Recurrence Risk After Transplant
Compared with caval sparing, total caval replacement for recipient hepatectomy in liver transplant may protect against post-transplant tumor recurrence.
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Ventilation Heterogeneity Improves With Bronchial Thermoplasty
Bronchial thermoplasty improved symptoms and ventilation heterogeneity in severe asthma, with lasting effects up to 12 months, according to new findings.
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