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Insights into how molecular targeted therapies can improve patients’ hearing and shrink tumor size are advancing the care of individuals with this genetic disorder affecting the nervous system.
New Research Illustrates AOM Effectiveness in Employee-Based Weight Management Program
Findings add more to the discussion about how to classify and treat obesity.
Patient Goals Get Top Priority in Novel Approach to Caring for Older Adults
Patient Priorities Care at Cleveland Clinic’s Center for Geriatric Medicine gives older adults with multiple chronic conditions the upper hand in setting their care goals.
Advice for New Nurses: Find a Mentor, Take Some Chances, Speak Up
Common themes emerge when veteran caregivers describe practices that will serve a new nurse well over time
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Study Uncovers Serious Shortcomings of Systematic Reviews in Top Cardiology Journals
Nearly three-quarters of systematic reviews published in high-impact cardiology journals over the past decade achieved “low” or “critically low” scores on the AMSTAR quality tool, a new analysis finds.
Meta-Analysis Links Wide Aortic Necks to Worse Outcomes Following Endovascular Aneurysm Repair
Aortic neck diameter is among the most important predictors of success in endovascular repair of abdominal aortic aneurysms, concludes a new meta-analysis.
Nurse Leaders Have Meaningful Role in Ensuring a Just Culture
Nurse leaders empower caregivers to think critically, speak up and openly share their perspectives, helping to maintain and improve safe practices.
Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer Behaves Surprisingly Differently in Never-Smokers
A new study finds more rapid recurrence and higher mortality in more advanced stages among never-smokers compared with ever-smokers. What are the implications for screening and management?
LARGE-PD Study Begins to Profile the Genetics of Parkinson’s Disease in Latinos
The first genome-wide association study of Parkinson’s disease in Latinos has identified several potential risk loci of interest in this understudied population.
Virtual Care and Support for Adolescent and Young Adult Cancer Patients
How virtual visits for clinical trials and peer-to-peer support can improve access and care.