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BLOG: The ‘would you rather’ rule for drug pricing
Historically in the United States, Medicare has not had the legal authority to negotiate the prices of drugs. Essentially, drug prices were unregulated.
Q&A: Falls Decision Rule aims to reduce unnecessary CT scans in overcrowded EDs
A new clinical decision rule could help physicians determine which older ED patients who experienced a fall will require imaging, according to a study published in CMAJ.
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Neighborhood disadvantage leads to poorer outcomes in those with focal epilepsy
ORLANDO — For a small cohort of individuals with focal epilepsy, “neighborhood disadvantage” was associated with poorer cognition including learning, memory and executive function, according to a poster.
Increased mortality risk in epilepsy associated with male sex, older age at onset
ORLANDO — For those with epileptic seizures, male sex and increased age at onset, as well as a history of partial seizures carried the greatest risk of mortality in a cohort of individuals after 30 years, according to a poster.
Programs to address comorbidities in older adults with epilepsy seek to grow enrollment
ORLANDO — Self-managing programs to address comorbidities in patients with epilepsy require more education and independence from the creators, according to a poster.
Presence of decayed, filled, missing teeth linked to stroke risk
The presence of decayed, filled and missing teeth was associated with increased risk for stroke and death, especially among Black participants vs. white participants in the ARIC study, according to a subanalysis published in Stroke.
Greater preparation, increased communication needed in post-pandemic epilepsy care
ORLANDO — In Health care, and epilepsy care specifically, greater preparation communication and innovation are required to maintain a standard of care when the next major crisis after the COVID-19 pandemic arises, according to a presenter.
Patent issued for ANAVEX2-73 in anxiety, insomnia
The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office has issued a patent expanding existing protections for ANAVEX2-73, a drug potentially effective in Alzheimer’s disease, according to a press release from the manufacturer.
Point-of-care EEG leads to better outcomes compared with conventional EEG
ORLANDO — Patients with seizures who were given point-of-care electroencephalography had shorter time to initiation and shorter hospital stays compared with those given conventional EEG, according to research.
Families of those with Dravet require better access to physical, mental health care
ORLANDO — Caregivers of patients in the U.K. with Dravet syndrome would benefit from better communication, access to health care and increased psychosocial interventions, per a poster at the American Epilepsy Society annual meeting.
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