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Diagnoses were also delayed the longer sugar was restricted
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Wall Street Journal article sparks major discussion of work-life balance in medicine
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"Older doctors criticizing the work ethic of younger physicians can't ignore the fact that the previous approach of putting your job first caused a lot of untoward consequences." -- @RobertMcNamar12, of @templemedschool, discussing work-life balance. https://t.co/HdkjdhHhMv
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Mashup Score: 0Most Journal Articles Still Missing COI Statement on PubMed - 6 day(s) ago
Only a third of scientific journals on PubMed post conflicts of interest
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"The most fundamental problem is that the majority of journals, even today, are not using a field that PubMed provided 7 years ago." -- @DrPeterLurie, of @CSPI, on how most #PubMed journal articles are missing conflict of interest statements. https://t.co/tyZeyyQkM5
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Mashup Score: 0Omega-3 Supplements Show Benefit in APOE4 Carriers - 6 day(s) ago
Trial finds DHA can penetrate the brain before dementia onset
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"It consumes more DHA [docosahexaenoic acid], like a specific engine that requires a specific oil to function." -- Hussein Yassine, MD, of @KECKSchool_USC, on why brains of people with an APOE4 allele need more omega-3 fatty acids. @CTADconference #CTAD24 https://t.co/BcqIhdL0Xb
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Mashup Score: 0Are Food Dyes Bad For Your Health? - 6 day(s) ago
California report linked food dyes to hyperactivity, but experts say there’s more work to be done
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"As Americans, we have greater exposure to food additives than any other country in the world." -- Kathleen Holton, PhD, MPH, of American University, who has studied artificial food dyes and adverse behavioral outcomes. https://t.co/ZZtkskh2rO
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‘There were so many places that we ran into unexpected obstacles’
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What we heard this week at @medpagetoday 🧵 "I think in medicine, just like in society, we see death as a failure -- and we do everything we can to avoid failure." -- @ShoshUMD, president and founder of @endwellproject, discussing death and dying. https://t.co/QJ5k3mEfwn
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Mashup Score: 3When Cannabis Makes You Vomit - 7 day(s) ago
Known for its anti-emetic properties, the drug can actually bring on a vomiting disorder
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What we heard this week at @medpagetoday 🧵 "This is not your grandparents' marijuana anymore, and there's a decreased harm perception." -- Tucker Woods, DO, of Lenox Health Greenwich Village, on the increased use and potency of #cannabis. https://t.co/PoVLUtSYWB
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Recent developments of interest in cardiovascular medicine
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A recent #JACC study found preemptive #TAVR did not improve CV outcomes for patients with systolic #HeartFailure and #vhdAS. https://t.co/pNfj0ZJGdb @medpagetoday
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Mashup Score: 0Staffing Firm Can't Pay Its Doctors - 7 day(s) ago
NES Health says a temporary revenue shortfall is to blame
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NES Health informed emergency physicians it can’t pay them this month due to a "temporary shortfall in monthly revenue" from "necessary operational transitions," CEO Jose Aguirre, MD, stated in an email. https://t.co/zyhsgoeaK8
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Mashup Score: 2Ophthalmologist Identified as Atlanta Shooting Suspect - 8 day(s) ago
Retired physician Jay Berger, MD, reportedly suffered a mental health crisis
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The suspected shooter in an hours-long standoff in Atlanta on October 29 has been identified as retired ophthalmologist Jay Berger, MD. Berger holds an active medical license in Georgia, which is set to expire in March of 2025. https://t.co/1P6ippATSN
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"We all want our children to have a good start in life, and reducing and restricting added sugar early is a powerful step in that direction." -- Tadeja Gracner, PhD, of @USC, discussing limiting exposure to sugar in early life. @ObesitySociety #OW2024 https://t.co/WzUQpMkNTR