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The “Oregon Experiment” at 2 Years.
A lottery for Medicaid enrollment simulates a randomized trial. In 2008, Oregon modestly expanded its Medicaid program through a lottery. From a list of 90,000 names on a Medicaid waiting list, 30,000… more →
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Coffee is Teacher Crack
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wrote 2 days ago: English: Cute coffee. (Photo credit: Wikipedia) Coffee is teacher crack. I’m about to m … more →
Breaking News!
wrote 4 days ago: BREAKING NEWS: Holy Smokes FDIC Seizes Failed Bank in AZ on a WEDNESDAY!!!! … more →
"Small Study of Reflexology Finds Nothing," Headline Should Read
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wrote 4 days ago: Written by Kyle Hill via randi.org If alternative medicine wants to be taken more seriously, the stu … more →
A no-prophylaxis platelet-transfusion strategy for hematologic cancers. (Wittkamp)
wrote 4 days ago: N Engl J Med. 2013 May 9;368(19):1771-80. PMID: 23656642 BACKGROUND: The effectiveness of platelet t … more →
Kids in the Kitchen: Dipping Oil
wrote 4 days ago: Several years ago, the memory is a little hazy about the when and where, we were eating a family mea … more →
HEPARIN BASED T1 TREATMENT - UPDATE
wrote 5 days ago: WE’VE THE PATENT FOR THIS T1 HEPARIN TREATMENT Heparin (Photo credit: Wikipedia) id00000000706 … more →
Unlearning the Reasons You Shouldn't Be a Vegetarian
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wrote 6 days ago: Unlearning the Reasons You Shouldn’t Be a Vegetarian In addition to informing readers about th … more →
Discovery of A New Leukemia Oncogene
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wrote 1 week ago: The molecular cause of many cancers associated with blood remains unclear. However, using deep seque … more →
The "Oregon Experiment" at 2 Years.
wrote 1 week ago: A lottery for Medicaid enrollment simulates a randomized trial. In 2008, Oregon modestly expanded it … more →
Continued Warfarin Better Approach to Cardiac Device Surgery.
wrote 1 week ago: Higher-risk patients undergoing cardiac device surgery are better off continuing warfarin than switc … more →
Would you like fries with that embryo?
wrote 1 week ago: http://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJMsb1215894?query=genetics Yes, the time has come where you c … more →
Study: Fish oil doesn't help prevent heart attacks
wrote 1 week ago: (AP) – Eating fish is good for your heart but taking fish oil capsules does not help people at … more →
Studies pointing to projected healthcare cost reductions are foolishly missing a key fact
wrote 1 week ago: Over the last several days we we have seen several new studies that are analyzing the slowdown in he … more →
Lower Oxygen Saturation Levels in Preemies Associated with Higher Mortality by Discharge .
wrote 1 week ago: The question of which oxygen-saturation level is best for very premature infants remains open after … more →
Genomic Studies Allow Better Classification of Leukemias, Endometrial Tumors.
wrote 1 week ago: Two studies, one of leukemia and the other of endometrial tumors, show the usefulness of genomics st … more →
Azithromycin Does Not Increase Cardiovascular Mortality in the General Population.
wrote 1 week ago: The excess cardiovascular mortality previously observed with azithromycin use is attributable to the … more →
Sofosbuvir for Hepatitis C Genotype 2 or 3 in Patients without Treatment Options..
wrote 1 week ago: Background Patients chronically infected with hepatitis C virus (HCV) genotype 2 or 3 for whom treat … more →
"Dirty" Little Secret - Is the Bacterium in Your Body to Blame for Increased Cardiovascular Risk?
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wrote 1 week ago: Recently astudy by the Cleveland Clinicand astudy published in the New England Journal of Medicinein … more →
Eggs- Good or Evil?
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wrote 1 week ago: In the constant back and forth about whether eggs are good for you or bad for you, we’ve heard it al … more →
