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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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Zinc deficiency may contribute to Parkinson's disease
- Clinical Essentials from J Stroke Cerebrovasc Dis
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New prediction tool for isolated distal DVT after stroke
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Surgery patients placed in alternate ICUs have worse outcomes
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European doctors back cycling strategy
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Doctors must become more data literate
- Clinical Essentials from Neurology
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Meta-analysis: 7% of patients with AIS are DWI-negative
- Clinical Essentials from Lancet Neurol
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New score predicts cognitive impairment in Parkinson's disease
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ASCO 2017 - Melanoma brain mets: nivolumab+ipilimumab deliver promising phase 2 results
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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
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Medicine information leaflets too complex, say experts
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NHS appeal for more black people to give blood
- International Medical Press
Unions urge removal of NHS pay cap
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New ‘powerful’ 3-in-1 blood test for prostate cancer
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- Clinical Essentials from Neuroepidemiology
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Influenza vaccination tied to lower risk for stroke
Results of a meta-analysis.
- Clinical Essentials from Ann Intern Med
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Chronic low back pain: yoga as effective as PT
First head-to-head comparison of yoga with PT, trial performed in low-income, racially diverse adults.
- Clinical Essentials from J Clin Pharm Ther
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Ketogenic-type diets may not mix well with some antiepileptic drugs
Study shows reduced serum concentrations for certain agents.
- Clinical Essentials from Lancet Public Health
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Obesity vs overweight: significant rise in cardiometabolic multimorbidity
Findings highlight need for active diabetes screening, vascular disease prevention.
- Univadis Editorial - Dr Harry Brown
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Do you understand new contract ideas?
It is important for GPs to fully understand what is on offer and what could be the implications for them.
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Acupuncture as effective as pharmacotherapy in emergency department patients
Experts warn, while acupuncture may be an effective alternative to pharmacological options, neither strategy actually provides optimal analgesia.
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Does animal therapy pose a risk to patients?
New research suggests many hospitals may not be protecting patients from the risks of such therapy.
- Clinical Essentials from Front Neurol
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Childhood adversity tied to earlier onset of MS
Study also shows inverse relationship with oral reading recognition.
- Clinical Essentials from Neuropsychology
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Mind wandering: a new way to detect early Alzheimer's disease
Not all minds that wander are lost.
- Clinical Essentials from JAMA Neurol
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Intensive BP treatment isn’t beneficial for ICH with spot sign
Spot sign also may not be that strong as a predictor of ICH expansion.
- Clinical Essentials from Neurol Sci
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Do essential trace elements play a role in ALS?
Levels of certain essential trace elements in blood and hair differ in ALS patients vs controls.
- 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 Sleep Med
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Refractory narcolepsy with cataplexy: long-term sodium oxybate is effective
Prior data is limited to clinical trials.
- 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.
