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NIH's Collins Sanguine About 2017 -- If Budget Is Not Held UpThe NIH director said he has not yet decided whether he'd stay on in a Trumpov administration, if asked.
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Despite Higher Diabetes Risk, Fewer Asian Americans Get ScreenedAuthors suspect that lower body weight may keep patients and physicians from fully recognizing the risk. Undiagnosed diabetes for Asian Americans is 3 times that for non-Hispanic whites.
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'Probable Misconduct' in Fracture Risk Trials in Stroke, PDA systematic review of 33 trials from one research group found inconsistencies, errors, and misleading text regarding incidence of hip fractures in patients with stroke, Alzheimer's, or Parkinson's.
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Iron Supplementation in HF: Trials Support IV but Not Oral"If iron can't get into the body, you cannot expect it to work," an expert remarked about the lack of benefit with oral iron.
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Landmark Surgeon General Report Tackles AddictionThe US surgeon general has taken on the nation's addiction crisis, issuing a landmark report on substance misuse and related disorders.
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Jury Awards $1M to MD Fired After Reporting 'Sexual Predator'Jurors decided that Brett Ohlfs, MD, lost his job because he had tried to stop what he believed to be sexual harassment of female residents by an attending physician.
Medscape Medical News, November 18, 2016

Preventable Deaths From Key Diseases Decline in United StatesThe number of potentially preventable deaths from cancer, heart disease, and stroke are down, but those caused by accidental death are up, researchers reported.
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