Communities with higher socioeconomic disadvantage had reduced access to dialysis facilities and fewer nearby stations, highlighting persistent inequities in US dialysis care.
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Communities with higher socioeconomic disadvantage had reduced access to dialysis facilities and fewer nearby stations, highlighting persistent inequities in US dialysis care.
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📊 This Rational Clinical Examination evaluates the diagnostic accuracy of clinical examination, radiographic imaging, and laboratory testing in assessing volume overload in nonintubated patients.
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Among patients with #COPD, umeclidinium-vilanterol dry powder inhalers were associated with fewer moderate or severe exacerbations compared with glycopyrrolate-formoterol and tiotropium-olodaterol.
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#RotatorCuff abnormalities on #MRI were found in 99% of adults aged 41–76, including 96% of asymptomatic shoulders, indicating most findings are age-related rather than disease.
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#RotatorCuff abnormalities on #MRI were found in 99% of adults aged 41–76, including 96% of asymptomatic shoulders, indicating most findings are age-related rather than disease.
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💬 Editorial: Most US adults were less comfortable with the use of income or zip code vs race when incorporated into clinical algorithms, despite increasing shifts toward race-neutral tools in #RiskPrediction.
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Most statin-eligible adults in the US and Japan desire greater absolute risk reduction than current statin efficacy provides before initiating therapy for #ASCVD prevention.
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Among pregnant women, oral corticosteroid use was not linked to higher rates of gestational #diabetes, except for a slight increase with exposure between weeks 4–6. https://bit.ly/4aDDtn9
A produce prescription subsidy providing $80 per month did not improve glycemic control, blood pressure, body mass index, or health care use for patients with #Diabetes at risk for food insecurity.
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Between 2016 and 2024, #GestationalDiabetes rates at first singleton live birth significantly increased overall and across most racial and ethnic groups. https://bit.ly/4agiHZq
💬 Editorial: Most US adults were less comfortable with the use of income or zip code vs race when incorporated into clinical algorithms, despite increasing shifts toward race-neutral tools in #RiskPrediction.
https://bit.ly/3Mx8Uq3
From @JAMANetworkOpen: Albumin administration in #SepticShock was safe but did not improve 90-day survival compared with standard fluid therapy; results remain inconclusive due to early trial termination.
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From @JAMA_current: Pertussis, or #WhoopingCough, is a common cause of severe and prolonged cough in adults in the US.
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Most US adults preferred that clinicians use all available information, including race, in clinical algorithms, but discomfort was greater if race was used without explanation or when income or zip code was included. https://bit.ly/4a8lvcs
💬 Editorial: Statin guidelines and patient preferences for #ASCVD prevention often misalign, supporting the need for clearer risk communication and shared decision-making in clinical practice.
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Most statin-eligible adults in the US and Japan desire greater absolute risk reduction than current statin efficacy provides before initiating therapy for #ASCVD prevention.
https://ja.ma/3MpGcHJ
This case report describes a woman in her 60s with sequential type I Kounis syndrome and cholecystocardial syndrome, leading to dynamic, reversible electrocardiography changes mimicking acute coronary syndrome.
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A produce prescription subsidy providing $80 per month did not improve glycemic control, blood pressure, body mass index, or health care use for patients with #Diabetes at risk for food insecurity.
https://ja.ma/40cP5HK
✍️ This Teachable Moment discusses a case of hypotension caused by severe adrenal insufficiency in a man in his 70s.
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R to @FIMM_UH: They discuss population-level prevalence, methods to distinguish age-related changes from pathology in #ShoulderPain, and strategies to improve clinical interpretation and communication of MRI results.
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Incidental findings from #MRI imaging of the rotator cuff highlight that structural abnormalities are nearly universal in adults >40.
Eve Rittenberg, MD, spoke with Thomas Ibounig, MD, of @FIMM_UH, and Brian Feeley, MD, of @UCSF, and team physician for @SFGiants. 🧵
#Type1Diabetes affects approximately 2 million people in the US and 8.4 million people worldwide.
🔗 Learn more about the diagnosis and treatment of type 1 diabetes in this JAMA Review: https://ja.ma/46vdSdV