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No Known Strategies Prevent Vertical HCV Transmission

A systematic review of perinatal management strategies came up empty.

CLINICAL PRACTICE GUIDELINE WATCH

Recommended Adult Immunization Schedule for 2013Free

Highlights of the updated recommendations and a link to the CDC's vaccine resources CME

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Why Do Adults in the U.S. Use Dietary Supplements?

A survey says mostly to improve or maintain overall health.

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Mediterranean Diet Lowers Rates of Adverse Cardiovascular Events

In a primary prevention trial, this diet modestly outperformed a low-fat diet. CME

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Heart Failure with Breast Cancer Chemotherapy: A Risk Worth Taking Seriously

Findings from a large database suggest that trastuzumab is associated with higher rates of HF or cardiomyopathy in clinical practice than it was in clinical trials.

SUMMARY AND COMMENT

Grappling with Racial Disparities in Breast Cancer

For multiple reasons, black women in the U.S. have lower incidence but substantially higher breast cancer mortality than white women.

SUMMARY AND COMMENT

Gonococcal Treatment Failure Due to Cephalosporin Resistance Now in North America

Cefixime-resistant strains in Toronto were highly related to those isolated in Europe.

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Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy for Patients with Treatment-Resistant Depression

CBT added to antidepressant drugs was beneficial in primary care practices.

SUMMARY AND COMMENT

Low-Dose Aspirin and Dementia in Older Women

  • Neurology

Does low-dose acetylsalicylic acid prevent cognitive decline in women with high cardiovascular risk?

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When to Introduce Complementary Foods in Breast-Fed Infants

Breast-fed infants who were given complementary foods at age 4 months had similar growth rates and better iron status at age 6 months than exclusively breast-fed infants. CME

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