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1:35 Aspirin first for migraine regardless of pain intensity: report

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Aspirin first for migraine regardless of pain intensity: report

Sep 9, 2011  | Emergency Medicine, Family Medicine, Hospitalist, Internal Medicine, Neurology & Neurosurgery, Nurses/NP/PA, Pediatrics, Reuters Health • The Doctor's Channel Daily Newscast
NEW YORK (Reuters Health) – Aspirin should be tried first in patients with migraine and episodic tension-type headache (ETTH) no matter how bad initial symptoms are, advise the authors of paper online August 29 in the journal Headache. In a review of individual patient data from clinical treatment trials,...
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1:37 Sumatriptan/naproxen combo safe, effective for adolescent migraineurs

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Sumatriptan/naproxen combo safe, effective for adolescent migraineurs

Aug 23, 2011  | Emergency Medicine, Family Medicine, Hospitalist, Internal Medicine, Neurology & Neurosurgery, Nurses/NP/PA, Pain Management, Pediatrics, Reuters Health • The Doctor's Channel Daily Newscast
NEW YORK (Reuters Health) – The response of adolescents with migraine to treatment with combination sumatriptan and naproxen sodium is similar to that seen in adults, with no new safety concerns evident, according to a report in Headache online July 28. The findings “may provide practitioners with...
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1:57 Trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole questionable for pediatric soft-tissue infections

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Trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole questionable for pediatric soft-tissue infections

Aug 17, 2011  | Emergency Medicine, Family Medicine, Infectious Diseases, Pediatrics, Pharmacists, Reuters Health • The Doctor's Channel Daily Newscast, Surgery
NEW YORK (Reuters Health) – Treatment of skin and soft-tissue infections (SSTIs) in children in regions where community-acquired methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (CA-MRSA) is prevalent is more likely to fail when trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole or beta-lactams are used, rather than clindamycin, a...
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1:58 Procalcitonin algorithms safely reduce antibiotic use

Procalcitonin algorithms safely reduce antibiotic use

Aug 12, 2011
1:15 Vasopressin during resuscitation may benefit asystolic patients in cardiac arrest

Vasopressin during resuscitation may benefit asystolic patients in cardiac arrest

Aug 9, 2011
1:42 Early fluids critical in preventing renal failure from hemolytic uremic syndrome

Early fluids critical in preventing renal failure from hemolytic uremic syndrome

Jul 28, 2011
1:21 Multidetector CT accurately diagnoses skeletal chest injuries after CPR

Multidetector CT accurately diagnoses skeletal chest injuries after CPR

Jul 26, 2011
1:38 Titrated supplemental oxygen best for resuscitating preterm infants

Titrated supplemental oxygen best for resuscitating preterm infants

Jul 14, 2011
1:33 Loading dose of clopidogrel safe in elderly MI patients

Loading dose of clopidogrel safe in elderly MI patients

Jul 12, 2011
1:28 Pulmonary disorders increased in AF patients taking amiodarone

Pulmonary disorders increased in AF patients taking amiodarone

Jul 11, 2011
1:35 Recalled ICD leads have little impact on mortality

Recalled ICD leads have little impact on mortality

Jul 7, 2011
1:49 Indacaterol seen safe, effective for COPD over long term

Indacaterol seen safe, effective for COPD over long term

Jul 7, 2011
1:21 Intranasal or buccal midazolam an option for pediatric sedation

Intranasal or buccal midazolam an option for pediatric sedation

Jul 1, 2011
1:47 Hospitalization not necessary for most kids with minor head injuries

Hospitalization not necessary for most kids with minor head injuries

Jun 29, 2011
1:47 Multidetector CT highly accurate for diagnosing appendicitis and ruling it out

Multidetector CT highly accurate for diagnosing appendicitis and ruling it out

Jun 23, 2011
1:41 Cardiac resynchronization not helpful with moderate QRS duration

Cardiac resynchronization not helpful with moderate QRS duration

Jun 16, 2011
1:32 Outpatients treatment of asymptomatic patients with high INR seems safe

Outpatients treatment of asymptomatic patients with high INR seems safe

Jun 13, 2011
1:20 Tissue adhesives an acceptable alternative for simple lacerations

Tissue adhesives an acceptable alternative for simple lacerations

Jun 9, 2011
1:43 New classification rule identifies high-risk patients with variceal bleeding

New classification rule identifies high-risk patients with variceal bleeding

Jun 8, 2011
1:29 ABCD2 score not accurate enough to determine stroke risk after TIA

ABCD2 score not accurate enough to determine stroke risk after TIA

Jun 7, 2011
1:25 A few questions in ED can screen for alcohol/cannabis misuse by youth

A few questions in ED can screen for alcohol/cannabis misuse by youth

Jun 7, 2011
1:12 Nonagenarians fare relatively poorly with thrombolysis for ischemic stroke

Nonagenarians fare relatively poorly with thrombolysis for ischemic stroke

Jun 3, 2011
1:27 Switching from heparin to bivalirudin beneficial before primary PCI

Switching from heparin to bivalirudin beneficial before primary PCI

Jun 2, 2011
1:30 Food may delay hypoglycemia onset in pediatric sulfonylurea poisoning

Food may delay hypoglycemia onset in pediatric sulfonylurea poisoning

May 26, 2011
1:56 Some guidance questioned on managing cardiac arrest in pregnancy

Some guidance questioned on managing cardiac arrest in pregnancy

May 23, 2011
1:31 Steroid nasal spray ineffective for eustachian tube dysfunction

Steroid nasal spray ineffective for eustachian tube dysfunction

May 19, 2011
2:01 Less Aggressive Approach to Abdominal Gunshot Wounds Possible

Less Aggressive Approach to Abdominal Gunshot Wounds Possible

May 19, 2011
1:23 CT angiography predicts long-term cardiac risk in patients with chest pain

CT angiography predicts long-term cardiac risk in patients with chest pain

May 10, 2011
1:41 Caution advised with early beta-blocker therapy after MI

Caution advised with early beta-blocker therapy after MI

May 9, 2011
1:38 Difficult IV access in pediatric patients eased with nitrous oxide

Difficult IV access in pediatric patients eased with nitrous oxide

May 5, 2011
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