Works matching IS 10568751 AND DT 2015 AND VI 163 AND IP 8
Results: 12
ACP Journal Club. A risk calculator based on self-reported information predicted 5-year mortality in adults in the UK.
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ACP Journal Club. Oral contraceptives or NSAIDs before surgery for a fracture distal to the knee were linked to postdischarge VTE.
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ACP Journal Club. In atrial fibrillation treated with warfarin, intracranial hemorrhage was associated with ischemic events.
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ACP Journal Club. Review: Brief screening tests for dementia have pooled sensitivity of 76% to 92% and specificity of 81% to 91.
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ACP Journal Club. In adult smokers in the ED, a multicomponent intervention increased smoking cessation at 3 months.
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ACP Journal Club. Review: In patients with type 2 diabetes who fast, sitagliptin reduces hypoglycemia more than sulfonylurea.
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ACP Journal Club. Review: Dutasteride, fesoterodine, and finasteride are beneficial for lower urinary tract symptoms in older patients.
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ACP Journal Club. After source control in intraabdominal infections, 4-day and longer-duration antibiotics did not differ at 30-days.
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ACP Journal Club. Review: In RA, standard- and high-dose biologic drugs increase serious infection compared with traditional DMARDs.
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ACP Journal Club. Review: In acute ischemic stroke, adding endovascular therapy to t-PA improves functional independence at 90 days.
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ACP Journal Club. Review: DOACs do not differ from standard anticoagulants for recurrent VTE; factor Xa inhibitors reduce bleeding.
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ACP Journal Club. Review: In AF or VTE, direct oral anticoagulants reduce fatal bleeding compared with vitamin K antagonists.
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