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AGA issues new guidance on palliative care management in cirrhosis
The American Gastroenterological Association published new clinical practice guidelines on palliative care management in patients with cirrhosis.
Exercise beneficial for liver function among men with NAFLD
Exercise provided considerable weight loss-independent benefits in patients with nonalcoholic fatty liver disease, according to research published in JHEP Reports.
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Real estate, permanent life insurance provide tax benefits
In any year, most physicians would like to reduce their taxes. This goal may prove even more important in 2021, and beyond, as it is expected that Democratic control of Congress and the White House will result in new tax legislation.
Many older Americans use online ratings when choosing physicians
More than 40% of older adults in the United States said they utilized online ratings or reviews when choosing their doctor, according to survey data published in Annals of Internal Medicine.
Speaker: ‘Naming’ racism, and the harm it causes, essential to closing health inequities
Acknowledging racism is a primary cause of health inequities is necessary if the medical community is to begin working toward closing these gaps, according to the chief health equity officer for the AMA.
Frontline health care workers develop ‘care bundle’ that reduces PPE-related injuries
Health care workers said a “care bundle” they created that includes WaterWipes, Eucerin Aquaphor Soothing Skin Balm and Mepitac Tape reduced the number of facial pressure injuries caused by prolonged use of personal protective equipment.
SARS-CoV-2 infects mouth cells
Researchers recently found evidence that SARS-CoV-2 infects cells in the mouth, specifically in the salivary glands and tissues lining the oral cavity, suggesting that it is a site for potential infection and transmission.
Patients favor surgeons wearing clear masks during procedures
Surgeons who wore clear masks were considered by patients to “be better communicators, have more empathy and elicit greater trust” than surgeons who wore masks that obscured a full view of their faces, researchers reported.
Sleep society seeks help in new effort to eliminate daylight saving time change
The American Academy of Sleep Medicine is encouraging health care professionals to ask Congress to hold a hearing on proposed legislation that would establish a permanent standard time nationwide.
All-cause mortality in US soars 23% in 9-month period, largely due to COVID-19
In the United States, excess deaths increased 22.9% between March 1, 2020, and Jan. 2, 2021, an increase that “far exceeds annual increases observed in recent years” of 2.5% or less, data in JAMA show.
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