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Sexually transmitted disease rates continue to increase.(News)
Rates of chlamydia, gonorrhea, and syphilis increased in the United States during the past year and continued recent upward trends, according to a report from the Centers for Disease Control . . .

MI warning added to rosiglitazone black box.(News)(myocardial infarction )
A warning about the potential increased risk for myocardial infarction associated with rosiglitazone has been added to the existing black box warning for the antidiabetic agent, reflecting the . . .

Health IT use varies by specialty.(News)(information technology)
Adoption of health information technology varies significantly among physicians in different specialties, according to a new study from the Center for Studying Health System Change. While only . . .

CMS unveils electronic records project for smaller practices.(News)
Primary care doctors welcomed news of a federal project aimed at extending the use of electronic health records in small- to medium-sized practices, but noted that its success rests on how it is . . .

First colonoscopy has most impact on mortality.(News)
PHILADELPHIA -- The first colonoscopy done on a person has the greatest impact for preventing death from colorectal cancer, and subsequent surveillance colonoscopies play a lesser role, based on a . . .

Vioxx payout signals new FDA era.(News)
Merck & Co. has announced that it will pay $4.85 billion into a fund to settle claims that its cyclooxygenase-2 inhibitor rofecoxib (Vioxx) was responsible for causing myocardial infarction and . . .

Oral purgatives linked with acute kidney injury.(News)
SAN FRANCISCO -- Acute kidney injury may not be as rare a consequence of oral sodium phosphate bowel purgatives as previously thought, researchers said at the annual meeting of the American . . .

Fenofibrate curbed retinopathy in diabetic patients: need for laser therapy was cut by 37%.(Endocrinology)(Clinical report)
ORLANDO -- Treatment with fenofibrate led to a substantial drop in the need for laser treatments for retinopathy in a controlled trial of nearly 10,000 patients with type 2 diabetes. Physicians . . .

Average workweeks in selected primary care specialties were similar in 2006.(VITAL SIGNS)
Average Workweeks in Selected Primary Care Specialties Were Similar in 2006 Internal medicine: pediatric (n = 76) 38.7 hours Internal medicine: general (n = 3,368) 37.0 hours Pediatric: . . .

Medical home set to move forward.(News)
WASHINGTON -- Medical home advocates hope a new set of metrics will help primary care physicians move closer to implementing this model of care. The metrics assess how patient centered an . . .

The future of diabetes care: the impact of inhaled insulin on glycemic control.
The emerging epidemic of diabetes in the United States has been well documented. It is estimated that 7% of the US population, or nearly 21 million individuals, now have diabetes. Perhaps as many . . .

Pain relievers.(Comic)(Cartoon)
"Actually, they could put Humpty together again, but the procedure wasn't covered by his . . .

Seats are filling up fast.(INDICATIONS)
The seventh-annual World Toilet Summit began in New Delhi on Oct. 31, in collaboration with the World Toilet Organization, according to Reuters. Experts in health and sanitation convened to discuss . . .

Technician: 'whoops!'.(INDICATIONS)(Brief article)
We agree: It's not nice to leave someone stuck in a CT scanner for 5 hours. But that's what happened to Elvira Tellez, whose technicians at the Arizona Oncology Associates apparently forgot . . .

Lost soul swims in fish bowl.(INDICATIONS)(Brief article)
In what has been called a "milestone in sleep research," investigators have linked a specific genetic mutation to insomnia. The immediate clinical impact of this discovery, reported in the . . .

Stripping for science.(INDICATIONS)
Estrus in female humans is, mercifully, not quite as pronounced as in other mammals. But analysis of lap dancers' daily tips shows it still can be perceived, on some level, by the opposite sex. . . .

From magic to racing, the hobbies of physicians.(THE REST OF YOUR LIFE)
During his dermatology residency at Duke University, Durham, N.C., in the mid-1970s, Dr. Manny Rothstein received a plastic two-handed back scratcher in the mail as a promotional giveaway from a . . .

Consumer-directed plans get push.(Practice Trends)
WASHINGTON -- Consumer-directed health plans remain popular with large companies despite a lack of enthusiasm among their workers, according to the results of a biennial national survey. . . .

Medical schools boast biggest enrollment ever.(Practice Trends)(Report)
The number of students entering medical school this fall--17,759--is the largest ever, according to the Association of American Medical Colleges. While that number represents only a 2.3% increase . . .

FDA to study effectiveness of tanning bed warnings.(Practice Trends)
The Food and Drug Administration soon will begin to scrutinize the warning labels on tanning beds, under a new federal law signed by the president in late September. The Tanning Accountability . . .

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