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    Trained interpreters essential for treating non–English-speaking patients

    July 28, 2019

    NEW YORK – Even in a private office setting, failure to engage a trained translator is discouraged.

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    New analysis challenges fluid resuscitation guidelines for patients in shock

    July 17, 2019

    For children in shock, fluid resuscitation has counterproductive effects on respiratory and neurologic function.

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    Measles complications in the U.S. unchanged in posteradication era

    May 15, 2019

    CHICAGO –Approximately 25% of measles cases result in hospitalization, and the mortality risk is meaningful.

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    30-day readmissions after STEMI with cardiogenic shock 13%

    April 2, 2019

    WASHINGTON – Risk factors for 30-day readmission included female sex, older age, and comorbidities.

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    ICU-acquired pneumonia mortality risk may be underestimated

    December 6, 2018

    Hospital-acquired pneumonia imposes a greater mortality toll at 30 days than ventilator-associated pneumonia.

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    Blood test may obviate need for head CTs in brain trauma evaluation

    October 20, 2018

    SAN DIEGO – A biomarker blood test to evaluate patients for suspected TBI was associated with a high negative predictive value in a large trial.

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    Point-of-care test for respiratory viruses lowers antibiotic use

    September 27, 2018

    PARIS – In patients presenting with respiratory infections, a point-of-care test for viral infections has been associated with a reduction in unnecessary admissions and antibiotics, saving resources and improving quality of care.

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    Troponin I: Powerful all-cause mortality risk marker in COPD

    September 21, 2018

    PARIS – The relationship between increased troponin I and increased all-cause mortality was observed in an on-going prospective multicenter cohort.

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    Azithromycin for COPD exacerbations may reduce treatment failure

    September 17, 2018

    PARIS – Started when patients with COPD are hospitalized for an exacerbation, a 90-day course of azithromycin improved multiple outcome measures in a placebo-controlled trial.

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    Mandated 1-hour sepsis care protocol lowers mortality in children

    July 24, 2018

    Results from a New York study support a protocol approach to sepsis management in children.

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