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Midlife workouts cut heart risk

Adults who increase their fitness level in midlife or maintain high fitness levels have lower heart failure hospitalization rates later.

Nurse practitioners, physicians disagree on primary care roles

Survey reveals discrepancies regarding beliefs about medical home leadership, admitting privileges and payment for clinical services.

HealthMap identifies online vaccine misinformation in real time

An automated data collection system enables public health officials to categorize online vaccine information as negative or positive, and by location.

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Midlife workouts cut heart risk

Midlife workouts cut heart risk

Adults who increase their fitness level in midlife or maintain high fitness levels have lower heart failure hospitalization rates later.

Nurse practitioners, physicians disagree on primary care roles

Nurse practitioners, physicians disagree on primary care roles

Survey reveals discrepancies regarding beliefs about medical home leadership, admitting privileges and payment for clinical services.

Biennial mammograms recommended for women 50 and older

Biennial mammograms recommended for women 50 and older

Undergoing mammography for breast cancer once every two years rather than annually does not increase the risk of advanced-stage or large-size tumors.

Clinical tool calculates medical risks for seniors

Clinical tool calculates medical risks for seniors

A simple checklist can help primary-care providers evaluate the health risks that influence the longevity of older adults.

HealthMap identifies online vaccine misinformation in real time

HealthMap identifies online vaccine misinformation in real time

An automated data collection system enables public health officials to categorize online vaccine information as negative or positive, and by location.

FDA approves Xofigo for advanced prostate cancer

FDA approves Xofigo for advanced prostate cancer

Xofigo has been approved three months ahead of schedule to treat men with metastatic castration-resistant prostate cancer.

Maryland stent malpractice case settles before doctor testifies

Maryland stent malpractice case settles before doctor testifies

The lawsuit involving Mark G. Midei, MD, and unnecessary stent procedures for St. Joseph Medical Center patients, has settled after six weeks of trial.

Bill could make Florida toughest state to file malpractice suits

Bill could make Florida toughest state to file malpractice suits

Senate Bill 1792 would change requirements for expert witnesses, and enable attorneys to question patients' subsequent healthcare providers.

Fiber intake influences stroke risk

Fiber intake influences stroke risk

High-fiber foods can prevent the occurrence of first-time stroke.

Many patients can restart statin use

Many patients can restart statin use

Most persons who stopped taking statins due to health events attributed to the drugs can tolerate these agents long-term when they try again.

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