Majority of Physicians Believe ACA Has Had Positive Effect on Health Care
The percentage of US physicians who believe that the ACA is a net positive for health care has increased in the five years after its implementation.
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Interim Trial Results Show Lasmiditan Is Well Tolerated in Migraine Treatment
Researchers found data that showed lasmiditan to be safe in the treatment of migraines.
Economic Impact of Multiple Sclerosis Linked to Fatigue
Multiple sclerosis seems to prevent individuals from realizing their full potential at home and work, with fatigue being overwhelmingly identified as the cause, according to preliminary findings presented at ECTRIMS 2019.
Diagnostic Delay Not Associated With Visual Symptoms in Giant Cell Arteritis
The study compared general and giant cell arteritis-specific characteristics in patients with and without visual symptoms, and examined the role of diagnostic delay in patients with giant cell arteritis experiencing current visual symptoms.
Hydroxychloroquine Use Not Linked With Risk for Alzheimer Disease
Investigators addressed the association between long-term use of hydroxychloroquine therapy and the risk for Alzheimer disease.
Second Lasmiditan Dose in Migraine Recurrence Treatment
Investigators sought to determine whether a second dose of lasmiditan can efficiently and safely treat migraine.
Neurologist Care Predictive in Migraine Medication Initiation
Researchers sought to determine whether demographics and initiation of acute medication use could predict initiation of preventive migraine medication.
Bullying During Medical Residency May Cause Depression, Burnout
Researchers evaluated survey results to determine the prevalence and impact of perceived bullying during residency.
Cerebral Embolism With Ischemic Penumbra and Blood-Brain Barrier Disruption
In patients with ischemic penumbra and blood-brain barrier disruption, hyperoxygenation therapy may mitigate ischemia and remove air.
Adding Video, Written Discharge Orders May Improve Recall for ED Patients
Researchers used information they gleaned from a systematic review of articles focused on discharge instructions in the ED to assess differences in comprehension or recall of verbal, verbal plus written, and verbal plus video discharge instructions.
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