The diagnosis of ASC-H in postmenopausal women usually is associated with LSIL or a negative diagnosis on follow-up, suggesting that they require a less aggressive surveillance and treatment regimen.

How do working conditions around the world vary for foreign home attendants? This new article gives us a comparison between 7 different countries.

The antiplatelet agents ticagrelor and clopidogrel are compared for safety and efficacy when used in medical management of acute coronary syndrome.

Dual-energy subtraction chest radiography has been shown to improve observers' ability to detect lung nodules. Can these radiographs improve radiologists' detection of small missed lung cancers?

The practice of yoga is gaining increased popularity among the general public, but how safe is it?

Can Doppler be replaced by simpler methods for accurate PAD diagnosis?

Is there a link between diet and classic Hodgkin lymphoma? A new study investigates the possible connection.

Despite some improvements in infection control TB infection remains a troubling problem - - and inmates with TB are more likely than the general population to forgo treatment.

Many different treatments including plasmapheresis, glucocorticoids, antibiotics, and eculizumab have been used to treat E coli associated hemolytic uremic syndrome. Which are most effective?

Does the new method match statin assignment to total plaque burden better than the older one?

This review examines the validity of a comprehensive primary care mental health screening, facilitated by a PDA-based questionnaire, for assessing the risk of anxiety and depression in teens.

This study analyzed the clinical and histopathological characteristics of primary breast cancer with extensive vascular invasion. How do they compare to inflammatory breast carcinoma?

Are physicians paying enough attention to the needs of women with lymphedema after breast cancer surgery?

Are primary care physicians over-prescribing antidepressants based on unreliable screening tools?

Do persons with tattoos die earlier than those without? This study investigated the association between tattoos and fatal outcomes, with surprising results.

Junior doctors play an important role in identifying patient safety issues, so why are some reluctant to formally report their concerns?

When noncompliant patients become a liability to individual providers is it acceptable to dismiss them?

Might early stimulation of the immune system, as measured by day-care center attendance, breastfeeding, and common infections in infancy, reduce the risk of childhood acute lymphoblastic leukemia?

What does the latest research tell us about the safety and efficacy of paracetamol for spinal pain and osteoarthritis, and should clinicians be prescribing it?

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