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Linagliptin Treats Diabetes Accompanied by Renal Disease
April 23, 2013

Linagliptin achieves significant improvements in glycemic control in a pooled analysis of clinical trials. And a separate randomized trial shows that it can spare insulin and protect kidneys in patients with type 2 diabetes and severe renal insufficiency.

Amrubicin: Vying for a Spot in Lung Cancer Therapy
April 19, 2013

Early phase trials suggest a role for amrubicin, a third-generation anthracycline, in both small cell and nonsmall-cell lung cancer.

Is Docetaxel Still a Stalwart in Prostate Cancer?
April 18, 2013

New alternatives to docetaxel (including cabozanitib and abiraterone) are hot on its heels for treatment of prostate cancer, and another drug has potential to address docetaxel resistance.

Do Free Fatty Acid Supplements Reduce ADHD Symptoms?
April 17, 2013

Research seems to back the food supplement and additive theories surrounding attention deficit hyperactivity disorder--with some caveats.

Continuous EEG Opens "Window to the Brain"
April 16, 2013

An hour of continuous EEG monitoring can identify seiaures among patients with spells and altered mental status. Spells just before EEG spell out a worse prognosis.

Angiogenesis: Achilles' Heel of Clear Cell Kidney Cancer?
April 11, 2013

An angiogenesis inhibitor looks like a good biomarker for renal cell carcinoma, and a review explains new options for therapy using this strategy.

Radiotherapy for NSCLC: The Dose Makes the Difference
April 10, 2013

A tumor-tracking radiotherapy system and a dose-differentiated method improve the precision or treatment for nonsmall-cell lung cancer.

MRSA Infection Rates Shift with the Seasons
April 9, 2013

Summertime is peak time for methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus infections. Also, a suggested strategy for addressing vancomycin resistance.

Guiding Glioma Treatment and Planning
April 4, 2013

Evidence suggests that temozolomide-based treatments for glioma tend to induce secondary blood cancers. Also, why FDG-PET may be preferable to MRI for planning interventions.

Primary Care Physicians Equal Sleep Specialists in Sleep Apnea Care
April 3, 2013

Primary care doctors manage sleep apnea as well as specialists do, if they have proper training, according to a randomized trial.

Delusions Mediated by Anger Turn Psychotic Patients Violent
April 2, 2013

New research clarifies the relationship between psychosis and violence, and suggests that depression may be more closely linked than psychosis to repeated violence.

Prognostic Factors that Make a Difference in NSCLC Survival
March 29, 2013

New analyses offer lists of factors that may influence survival after surgery for nonsmall-cell lung cancer and others that take into account the redefinition of TNM classifications

Mantle Cell Lymphoma: Taking Stock of Current Treatment Options
March 28, 2013

New guidelines for mantle cell lymphoma have been released by the European Society for Medical Oncology, and details of a study that offers a new regimen for some patients with the malignancy.

One Index Captures Full Burden of Depression
March 27, 2013

The one single measure that adequately captures the full burden of depression, according to data from the STAR*D study, is the Individual Burden of Illness Index for Depression, which incorporates multidimensional patient-reported outcomes prior to and following treatment.

Two Infected Ears Not Necessarily a Sign of Severe Otitis Media
March 26, 2013

In children, bilateral otitis media appears to be only slightly more severe than unilateral, according to a study whose authors offer advice on how to judge severity. And a systematic review offers guidance on when to use antibiotics.

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