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Mashup Score: 0Is the 7/7 Hospitalist Shift Right for You? - 3 day(s) ago
Hospitalists have many options when it comes to scheduling work. Weigh them carefully.
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Mashup Score: 11
Programs for young adults with cancer have been growing.
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“My hope is that if every institution throughout the country can have a young adult cancer program, even something small...can provide a large impact for patients,” says @ChrisCannMD in a recent article with @Medscape: https://t.co/tFCgQa2fbb
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Mashup Score: 115 Long COVID Predictions for 2025 and Beyond - 3 day(s) ago
Better diagnostics, more focused treatment, and deeper understanding of individualized symptoms could all take major steps forward this year.
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Better diagnostics, more focused treatment, and a deeper understanding of individualized symptoms could all make major progress this year. https://t.co/1vjgUOZymu https://t.co/WJMiuZBXKb
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Mashup Score: 7Peanut Challenge May Reveal No Need for OIT After All - 3 day(s) ago
Children with low-risk peanut allergy who are referred for oral immunotherapy may be cleared of their allergy before starting treatment, a new study shows.
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Children with low-risk #peanut #allergy who are referred for #oral #immunotherapy may be cleared of their #allergy before starting treatment, a new study shows. https://t.co/61KweYuldT https://t.co/rymIkvF4Kc
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Hospital medicine is a growing field that offers diverse opportunities for physicians to combine clinical work with other areas of interest, such as subspecialties, research, and administration.
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Hospital medicine is a growing field that offers diverse opportunities for physicians to combine clinical work with other areas of interest, such as subspecialties, research, and administration. https://t.co/HmmNiv9mpx https://t.co/0dtuG1o3xX
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Mashup Score: 10Skin Diseases Among Top Global Causes of Disability - 4 day(s) ago
Skin and subcutaneous diseases account for 44.84 million DALYs globally in 2021, ranking seventh in disability burden.
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Skin and subcutaneous diseases account for 44.84 million disability-adjusted life years globally in 2021, ranking seventh in disability burden. https://t.co/j8HPOQ8wtJ https://t.co/1RlsZL9UdG
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Mashup Score: 8COVID-19 Linked to Kidney Risks in Children and Adolescents - 4 day(s) ago
SARS-CoV-2 infection in children and adolescents is linked to a higher risk for chronic kidney disease and kidney function decline, especially in those with preexisting conditions.
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SARS-CoV-2 infection in children and adolescents is linked to a higher risk for chronic kidney disease and kidney function decline, especially in those with preexisting conditions: https://t.co/XlDs81Vyom https://t.co/SXm1U8lgaa
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Mashup Score: 2Weight Stigma Remains a Barrier to Patient Care - 5 day(s) ago
Patients with obesity often report being shamed and stigmatized in medical settings. How can physicians address weight sensitively?
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Weight Stigma Remains a Barrier to Patient Care https://t.co/SifKJs5wJF
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Mashup Score: 18Poor Oral Health Linked to Migraine, Chronic Pain in Women - 5 day(s) ago
Imbalances in oral microbiota and poor oral health are associated with increased migraines and body pain in women with central sensitization disorders, a new study shows.
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Imbalances in oral microbiota and poor oral health are associated with increased migraines and body pain in women with central sensitization disorders, a new study shows: https://t.co/awN0B9aMFO https://t.co/JV4wQUMVrV
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A new study provides the strongest evidence to date on the clinical utility of a polygenic score for prostate cancer screening, one expert says, but others are more cautious.
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A new study provides the strongest evidence to date on the clinical utility of a polygenic score for prostate cancer screening, one expert says, but others are more cautious. https://t.co/DVAsSrUyy5 https://t.co/4IYpM9mBAi
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The most popular scheduling option among hospitalists: Is the 7/7 Hospitalist Shift Right for You? https://t.co/J3fxEgFq7p