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Computer-Interpreted ECGs Sometimes Miss Acute Coronary Occlusion
Emergency physicians can shield against risk by viewing ECGs of chest pain patients immediately to identify subtle signs of acute coronary occlusion.
Poll: Many Americans Delay Emergency Care Over Boarding Concerns
A survey by the American College of Emergency Physicians reveals nearly half of U.S. adults worry they will have to wait many hours before admission or transfer.
Integrating Reproductive History Could Help Postmenopausal Women’s Long-Term Brain Health
Researchers observed patients with higher cumulative estrogen exposure throughout their life may be at lower risk of developing cerebral small vessel disease.
Editors' Picks
A Fresh Approach to Helping High-Needs Patients Who Repeatedly Use the ED
Care providers treat frequent ED visits as a symptom rather than the problem itself.
Lack of Trust and Knowledge Hinders Genetic Research Recruitment
Try using lay language to better explain genetic research as part of the informed consent process. Addressing participants’ concerns carefully may help gain participants’ trust in research, and thus improve recruitment of diverse patient populations.
How Many Steps a Day Will Improve Patients’ Longevity?
A systematic review and meta-analysis of studies of the association of step counts and cadence with all-cause mortality and cardiovascular events showed the benefits in these outcomes are statistically significant, at about 2,600 steps/day and peak at about 8,000 steps/day. Also, faster step cade...
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CDC Draft Revamps Airborne Precautions, Calls for N95s
The “outdated dichotomy” of droplet-airborne precautions is history.
Nurse Care Managers Facilitate Opioid Use Disorder Treatment in Primary Care Offices
The PROUD trial reduced barriers to initiating opioid use disorder treatment by embedding nurse care managers in primary care offices.
Shoot The Three: Vaccines Ready For Flu, RSV, COVID
Unfortunately, vaccine apathy, hesitation and outright resistance have become the norm for millions of people.
Featured Books
Pediatric Trauma 2024: Be Ready to Treat Children with Serious Injuries
The latest installment in an award-winning series, Pediatric Trauma 2024: Be Ready to Treat Children with Serious Injuries facilitates excellence by covering the latest scientific information on caring for children who present with traumatic injuries. Perfect for pediatric trauma program...
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).
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.