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Why Aren’t More Surgeons Using Minimally Invasive Techniques for Emergent Colorectal Surgery?
A recent study concluded that minimally invasive techniques are associated with better outcomes for patients who undergo emergent colorectal surgery. The study also identified factors that may... Read more
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Bariatric Surgery Offers Cardiovascular Benefits to People Over 65
New research finds bariatric surgery after age 65 offers substantial cardiovascular health protection and reduces all-cause mortality. Read more
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Exploring the Connection Between Sleep and Weight Management
A recent sleep study indicates people who sleep more eat less. Research findings indicate that sufficient sleep could benefit overweight and obese patients. Read more
Exploring the Connection Between Sleep and Weight Management
A recent sleep study indicates people who sleep more eat less. Research findings indicate that sufficient sleep could benefit overweight and obese patients.
Put into Practice: Nurse Practitioners Increasingly Gain Full Clinical Authority
As a major physician shortfall looms, states are turning to nurse practitioners (NPs) to help shore up the ranks of healthcare providers. For many states, that means expanding NPs’ practice authority.
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Satiety-inducing Device Shows Promise for Obesity Treatment
Bariatric surgery is the most effective option for sustained obesity treatment. However, new research published in ACS Applied...
Behaving Well: Healthy Lifestyle Changes Can Reduce Rheumatoid Arthritis Risk
Practicing at least four of five key healthy lifestyle behaviors can reduce women’s risk of rheumatoid arthritis (RA) by more than 30%, according to a new study.
Movement for Memory: Study Finds Cognitive Improvement in Tai Chi Participants
Tai chi is linked to global cognitive function with more improvements than those gained with conventional exercise.
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