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BMJ and Oxford University target 'questionable integrity' of medical research
The Evidence-Based Medicine Manifesto aims to develop more trustworthy evidence to improve healthcare.
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European doctors back cycling strategy
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Doctors must become more data literate
- Clinical summaries
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Chronic inflammatory disease associated with 70% increased risk for cardiometabolic outcomes
- Univadis Medical News
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Head transplant team reports success in rats
- Conference reports - RSi Communications
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Significant clinical benefit shown in SCIT for dog/cat allergen | EAACI
- Conference reports - RSi Communications
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While asthma increases risk of T1D, the latter decreases risk of asthma | EAACI
- Conference reports - RSi Communications
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Seven of 10 adolescents with eczema aren't given glucocorticoids | EAACI
- Univadis Editorial - Dr Harry Brown
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Do you understand new contract ideas?
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- International Medical Press
RCOG outlines steps to prevent baby deaths and injuries during birth
- International Medical Press
Study clarifies cancer risk for BRCA gene mutations
- International Medical Press
Medicine information leaflets too complex, say experts
- International Medical Press
NHS appeal for more black people to give blood
- International Medical Press
Unions urge removal of NHS pay cap
- International Medical Press
New ‘powerful’ 3-in-1 blood test for prostate cancer
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- Clinical Essentials from J Clin Densitom
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Osteoporosis in celiac disease: FRAX score has high negative predictive value
A low score might save patients bone scans.
- Clinical Essentials from AIDS Behav
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Fewer pills, pharmacy delivery tied to consistent HIV suppression
Study conducted in a low-income urban population.
- Clinical Essentials from Int J Neurosci
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Ocular myasthenia gravis: predictors of generalization identified
Generalization is more common in women, patients with acetylcholine receptor antibodies.
- Clinical Essentials from Clin Gastroenterol Hepatol
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Autoimmune hepatitis: second-line MMF, tacrolimus equally effective
Tacrolimus may be the better option in prior non-responders.
- Clinical Essentials from JAMA Intern Med
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Quarterly payments tied to better HIV viral suppression
Quarterly $70 coupons for HIV viral suppression may help adherence.
- Univadis Medical News
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1 in 3 EU deaths in under 75s could be avoided
Myocardial infarction accounted for 32 per cent of total avoidable deaths in those aged less than 75.
- The BMJ
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Yoga matches physio for lower back pain
Yoga is as effective as physical therapy for treating lower back pain and may be a reasonable alternative, a randomised controlled trial published in the...
- Clinical Essentials from J Autoimmun
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Seasonal factors in autoimmune disease: a review
Onset, relapses, and activity can vary considerably from winter to summer.
- Clinical Essentials from Int J MS Care
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Influenza vaccination in MS: daclizumab does not affect immune response
A prospective substudy of the SELECTED trial.
- Univadis Medical News
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Principle of ‘medical neutrality in times of conflict’ must be applied during Brexit talks
Six leading doctors’ organisations say the principle of medical neutrality must be applied to Brexit negotiations to avoid collateral damage to patients.
- Clinical Essentials from J Pediatr
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Influenza vaccine in pregnancy: no increase in birth defect risk?
Data should provide reassurance for women considering first trimester vaccination.
- Conference reports - RSi Communications
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Lupus: RBC distribution width correlated with fatigue in young patients | EULAR
Study explores relationship between iron deficiency and fatigue.
- Clinical Essentials from Ann Rheum Dis
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Inflammation on MRI in early RA wrists tracks with patient-reported symptoms
Damage detected on MRI does not.
- Conference reports - RSi Communications
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Systemic sclerosis: anabasum produces improvements│EULAR
Investigational agent had previously shown efficacy in an experimental model.
