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  • Clinical Summaries from PLoS ONE
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Diet rich in fruits and vegetables could help fight depression

Strategies to promote better diet patterns needed.
  • The Lancet
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Fight against HIV/AIDS and tuberculosis in Russia
  • Global Medical News
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Almost half of GPs experience burnout
  • Global Medical News
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Cholecystectomy should be performed before weight loss surgery
  • Global Medical News
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ESMO announces winner of first award for immuno-oncology
  • Clinical Summaries from JACC Heart Fail
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Does glycaemic control modify hospitalisation, mortality risk in heart failure patients?
  • UK Medical News
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Sharp rise in teenage girls self-harming
  • UK Medical News
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Charging overseas visitors for hospital care is dangerous - BMJ
  • The Lancet Neurology
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Increased microglial activation detected in patients IRBD

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  • International Medical Press

Overseas visitors policy threat to all, say experts
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Prioritize child health in policy-making, says RCPCH
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GP referrals reduce diabetes risk in third of patients
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England to ban ‘supersized’ chocolate bars in hospitals
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DH announces state-backed indemnity scheme for GPs
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Pregabalin to be reclassified following 111 deaths

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Evaluating interventions for HCV prevention in people who inject drugs
  • UK Medical News
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Evaluating interventions for HCV prevention in people who inject drugs

First global review to measure the effect of NSP and OST for preventing HCV transmission in PWID.
  • Clinical Essentials from N. Engl. J. Med
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GLE/PIB is safe, effective for HCV with advanced CKD

Phase 3 EXPEDITION-4 study shows 98% clearance across all major genotypes.
  • Global Clinical Summaries from MMWR Morb Mortal Wkly Rep
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CDC issues guidance on caring for infants with congenital Zika

New recommendations focus on laboratory tests, clinical malformations
  • Clinical Essentials from J Am Acad Dermatol
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NCDB analysis: how does surgical timing affect melanoma survival?

Study suggests the importance of expeditious treatment of stage I patients
  • Clinical Essentials from Int J Radiation Oncol
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Prostate cancer: post-RT PSA bounce a sign of survival?

PSA bounce can increase anxiety among patients.
Does prophylactic up-front LRS benefit survival in small intestinal neuroendocrine tumors?
  • JAMA Oncology
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Does prophylactic up-front LRS benefit survival in small intestinal neuroendocrine tumors?

Cohort study of 363 asymptomatic patients with stage IV SI-NETs.
  • Global Clinical Summaries from J R Soc Med
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CBT reduces repeat suicide risk

CBT has been associated with reduced self-harm, also.
  • Global Clinical Summaries from Fam Pract
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PPIs tied to 42% increased risk for CKD

Data from a Taiwanese population-based study.
  • Clinical Essentials from Cancer
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Metastatic melanoma: add-on everolimus fails to improve CPB outcomes

Data from a phase 2 randomized trial of combination carboplatin-paclitaxel-bevacizumab.
DAA agents allow transplantation of ‘high risk’ organs | AASLD
  • RSi Communications
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DAA agents allow transplantation of ‘high risk’ organs | AASLD

25 anti-HCV- candidates received HCV-IRD organs; HCV disease transmission occurred in 4 (16%).
Neurological Disorders: Monthly Essentials October 2017
  • Global Monthly Essentials
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Neurological Disorders: Monthly Essentials October 2017

Hypothermia for TBI? | Antidiabetics and dementia risk | Individualizing PML risk assessment in MS | No benefit with O2 supplementation in stroke.
  • Global Clinical Summaries from Arthritis Care Res
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RA: watch out for signs of COPD

The disease may arguably be considered a complication of rheumatoid arthritis.
No strategy predominates managing eosinophilic esophagitis | WCG
  • Conference reports - RSi Communications
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No strategy predominates managing eosinophilic esophagitis | WCG

Patients maintained on a PPI were just as likely as those off PPI to remain symptomatic.
  • Global Clinical Summaries from Heart Rhythm
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MRI risk looks low with legacy pacemakers, abandoned leads

No myocardial damage detected based on biomarker measures.
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