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Variations Identified in Free-Text Directions in E-Prescriptions.
There is considerable variation in the quality of free-text patient directions (Sig) in electronic prescriptions (e-prescriptions), according to a study published online April 2 in the Journal of Managed Care & Specialty Pharmacy. Yuze Yang, Pharm.D., from Surescripts in Arlington, Va., and colleagues examined the quality and variability of free-text.
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Health Highlights: April 4, 2018.
Here are some of the latest health and medical news developments, compiled by the editors of HealthDay: ‘Condom Snorting Challenge’ Another Dangerous Internet Fad: Doctors Medical experts are sounding the alarm about a potentially life-threatening fad among teens — the condom snorting challenge. Teens are posting internet videos of themselves inhaling.
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Veggies a Healthy Recipe for Older Women’s Hearts.
Eating lots of vegetables may help older women keep their blood vessels healthy, Australian researchers report. The biggest benefit seems to come from cruciferous vegetables, including cabbage, Brussels sprouts, cauliflower and broccoli. Eating these strong-smelling veggies was linked to less thickening of the carotid arteries, located in the neck. Thickening.
Radiation Oncology Missing in Medical School Education.
A small number of academic-affiliated radiation oncology (RO) departments report involvement with formal teaching of medical students, according to a study published recently in the Journal of the American College of Radiology. Malcolm D. Mattes, M.D., from West Virginia University in Morgantown, and colleagues surveyed chairpersons and residency program.
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AHA: ‘No Excuses’ for Not Being Active: 3 Heart Disease Survivors Walking to Stay Fit.
Jerry McCann, Ray Rivera and Taunya Stewart are living proof that there’s no good excuse to avoid physical activity, especially during Move More Month in April. For each of them, becoming more active was a matter of life or death. McCann had a heart transplant. Rivera was diagnosed with a series of heart problems. Stewart went to the hospital with.
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Super Drug-Resistant Gonorrhea Coming to U.S., Experts Say.
Americans should expect that a super-resistant form of gonorrhea like that found in the United Kingdom will soon reach these shores, health experts say. Earlier this year, doctors diagnosed a man in England with a case of gonorrhea that could not be cured with antibiotics commonly deployed against the sexually transmitted bacteria. This was shocking.
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Obesity Can Lead to Liver Damage by Age 8: Study.
Obesity can lead to liver disease in kids as young as 8 years old, a new study warns. The long-term study of 635 children in Massachusetts found that a bigger waist size at age 3 increases the odds that a child will have a marker for liver damage and nonalcoholic fatty liver disease by age 8. That marker is called ALT. By age 8, 23 percent of children.
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Health Tip: Watch a Birthmark Over Time.
— Small moles, medically called nevi, appear at birth in about one of every 100 newborns. They usually don’t cause problems, but can rarely develop into a melanoma, a type of deadly skin cancer, the American Academy of Pediatrics says. So while you don’t have to worry about the moles right away, it’s a good idea to watch them carefully and have them.
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Health Tip: Don’t Get Burned by Kitchen Accidents.
— More than 450,000 burn injuries occur each year in the United States, the American Burn Association says. The Federal Emergency Management Agency suggests how to help prevent burns and scalds in the kitchen: Place objects on the stove so they cannot be pulled down or knocked over. Turn pot handles away from the stove’s edge. Use a dry oven mitt.
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Zika Infection After Birth May Require Long-Term Follow-Up.
Babies who contract Zika virus early in infancy should have long-term monitoring, a new animal study suggests. Researchers found that monkeys infected with the Zika virus shortly after birth developed long-term abnormalities in brain structure and function. The animals also displayed behavioral and emotional problems. There has been significant investigation.
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Drugs.com Receives eHealthcare Leadership Silver Award.
We are proud to announce that Drugs.com has been awarded a Silver Award for “Best Consumer General Health Site” in the 2017 eHealthcare Leadership Awards. Jane Weber Brubaker, chair of the eHealthcare Leadership Awards, notes that “Winners range from small and large healthcare provider organizations, to business-to-business and medical device companies, but they share these […]
Drugs.com Recognized as ‘Health Information Website Brand of the Year’ in 2017 Harris Poll EquiTrend® Study.
The team at Drugs.com is humbled and heartened to have been recognized as the ‘Health Information Website Brand of the Year‘ in the 2017 Harris Poll EquiTrend Study. The annual Harris Poll EquiTrend® Study measures and compares a brand’s health over time and against key competitors. Other categories measured include travel, financial, automotive and entertainment. […]
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