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CDC Recommends RSV Vaccine for Patients in Third Trimester

The agency says this solution should be administered to patients during weeks 32 through 36 of pregnancy to protect babies against the dangerous virus, both before and shortly after birth.

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The Trouble with ‘Grateful Patient’ Fundraising

Although philanthropic donations are important, physicians pushing patients and families to chip in is ethically problematic.

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Malpractice Claims Against Emergency Residents Allege Lack of Supervision

Although time and resources are tight, attendings and residents must work together closely to prevent litigation.

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Editors' Picks

High-Impact Clinical Trials from the European Society of Cardiology Congress 2023

The following is an overview of important cardiology research presented Aug. 25 through Aug. 28 in Amsterdam and online during the ESC Congress 2023.

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3D Contraceptive Ring Technology Holds Promise for HIV Prevention

The results of recent research suggest it is possible that women could have access to an intravaginal ring that can serve both as a contraceptive and as HIV prevention. The ring would be created through 3D printing technology. So far, it has been tested for safety in sheep, and it could be severa...

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Clinicians Need Proactive Approach to Ensure Ethical Artificial Intelligence Use

Rather than reacting to associated risks, clinicians implementing AI algorithms should ensure policies and safeguards are in place and routinely assess them. They also can be advocates for such protections through interactions with industries and organizations, as well as mentorship of trainees.

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CAUTIs: What Not To Do

Urinary catheters left in place beyond their medical necessity become contaminated by handling and adjustments, seeding an infection in the patient.

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Climate Change Driving Emerging Infections

'It’s setting us up for increasing and worse pandemics.'

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Study: Cancer Screening Tests Might Not Translate to Greater Longevity

Despite few lifetime gains, researchers still emphasize the importance of early cancer screening and detection.

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Featured Books

STEMI Watch 2023

STEMI Watch 2023: Excellence in Diagnosis and Care provides physicians and staff with a concise and practical update on ST-segment elevation myocardial infarction (STEMI).

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Soul Shock: The Mental Health Crisis in Healthcare Professionals

Soul Shock: The Mental Health Crisis in Healthcare Professionals explores moral injury, burnout, depression, and other mental health crises faced by healthcare professionals, including techniques to cope and improve mental health.

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Stroke 2023: Evolving Progress in Care

Stroke 2023: Evolving Progress in Care provides evidence-based, cutting edge, clinical information on treating stroke and other neurological problems in a concise, accurate, and clinically relevant format. Written and edited by leading experts in the fields of neurology and emergency med...

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