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Uptake and Effectiveness of Zoster Vaccine in the General Population

Only 3.9% of the general U.S. population aged ≥65 received the zoster vaccine, but vaccinees had significantly reduced rates of zoster and postherpetic neuralgia.

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Another Look at the "Ampicillin Rash"

This study found a lower incidence of antibiotic-associated rash in children with Epstein-Barr virus acute infectious mononucleosis than previously reported.

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Risk Factors for Sclerosis After Stem-Cell Transplantation

Sclerosis was more common after the use of a mobilized-blood cells graft and total body irradiation conditioning, but less common with HLA- and ABO-mismatched donors.

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Imaging as an Objective Measurement of PainFree

Will functional magnetic resonance imaging one day be used to identify a biomarker for pain?

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Is Light Therapy Underused?

An animal study provides even more data on the neurobiology of this antidepressant treatment.

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Can Trauma Precipitate Shingles?

An analysis suggests a cause–effect relation, but this connection should be clinically confirmed.

Mice, Take Note: Excess Dietary Salt Seems to Drive Autoimmune DiseaseFree

Increasing levels of dietary salt are associated with increasing production of inflammatory factors linked to the development of autoimmune diseases, according to a Nature study...

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Hyperbaric Oxygen for Diabetic Foot Ulcers?

Hyperbaric oxygen therapy does not appear to improve healing or prevent amputation in diabetic patients with foot wounds.

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More Evidence That the Biology of Embryogenesis Explains Metastasis

A metastatic cell must transition between a mesenchymal and an epithelial state in order to flourish.

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Two Controlled Trials Confirm Effectiveness of Daily Chlorhexidine BathingFree

In two multicenter, cluster-randomized trials (one in children, one in adults), chlorhexidine bathing significantly reduced hospital-acquired bloodstream infections.

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