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Screening for Breast and Prostate Cancers — Not Living Up to Its Reputation?Free

Diagnosis of early breast and prostate cancer has risen with screening, but the number of advanced cancers has not fallen.

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Immediate Complications More Common After Medical Than Surgical Abortions

In a Finnish study, overall incidence of adverse events was low within 42 days after abortion but was higher following medical abortions than after surgical abortions.

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Does Repeated Membrane Sweeping for VBAC Make a Difference?

Weekly membrane sweeping was not beneficial for women who opted for vaginal birth after cesarean.

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Fewer Falls with Vitamin D

High-dose vitamin D lowered risk for falls in older individuals.

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What Do Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Questioning Youth Want in Healthcare? What We All Want!

LGBTQ youth ranked competence and interpersonal skills among the most important qualities of healthcare providers.

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Prenatal Exposure to SSRIs Can Adversely Affect Certain Delivery Outcomes

In utero SSRI exposure was associated with excess risk for preterm delivery and related complications but not for lower birth weight or smaller head circumference.

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Oral Contraceptive Failure Rates

The OC failure rate in a large European cohort was 0.75% in the first year of use.

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Twins Born Following ART Have Higher Risk for Morbidity Than Spontaneously Conceived Twins

ART twins had higher risk for adverse perinatal outcomes as well as hospital admissions during the first 3 years of life.

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Do ICDs Work Better for Men Than for Women?

Implantable cardioverter-defibrillators for preventing sudden cardiac death had no effect on all-cause mortality in women with advanced heart failure.

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Mastectomy Instead of BCS: What Is the Role of the Surgeon's Recommendation?Free

Reasons for mastectomy are related to surgeon's recommendation, patient's preference, and contraindications to breast-conserving surgery.

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