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SAN DIEGO — Results presented here showed focal articular surface replacement may be a viable treatment option for focal articular defects in patients younger than 40 years.“Both [biologics and resurfacing] techniques are applicable to the same patient group, but they are different in terms of how you rehabilitate and how you recover, and the results are similar,” Turlough
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Laws that prohibit clinicians from providing health care services to individuals residing in other states have impacted tens of thousands of Americans with cancer, according to results of a retrospective study.In an investigation of more than 1 million fee-for-service Medicare beneficiaries, approximately 7% traveled across state lines to receive cancer care.
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“The U.S. has such strong specialists in medical research. It’s a shame that we don’t act like one country and allow it for all citizens.” @ShannonMacDonMD of @MassGeneralNews spoke with Healio about the importance of changing licensure laws. https://t.co/Hz1VNNLy7b
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Mashup Score: 0Thyroid cancer with hypoparathyroidism tied to higher risk for several comorbidities - 6 hour(s) ago
Among adults with thyroid cancer, those with hypoparathyroidism after a thyroidectomy may have increased risk for several complications such as diabetes, hypertension and dyslipidemia, researchers reported. In a retrospective analysis of data from South Korea’s National Health Insurance Service–National Sample Cohort, researchers compared the diagnosis of complications between adults
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🏥 Adults who develop hypoparathyroidism after undergoing a thyroidectomy for #thyroid cancer have higher risk for hypertension vs. those who do not develop hypoparathyroidism. @CAU_News @CardiologyToday @HemOncToday @nephronline @Healio_OSN https://t.co/ynB3PZald1
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Mashup Score: 0‘We need leaders in the field to speak’: CCR East 2025 to offer key insights, recent data - 7 hour(s) ago
In rheumatology, there is always more to learn — even when it comes to the most well-trod topics and commonly researched conditions.For example, there is still much to more to understand, and refine, regarding the current treatment paradigms for rheumatoid arthritis.
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📢 “When we are looking at speakers, the main criteria is their knowledge base,” Dr. Pam McClain @CCRheumatology. 🧠🥼 Follow @HealioRheum for full coverage of #CCREast. 👇 https://t.co/Wtv0Dns4Jz
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CHICAGO — Mobile integrated health models had greater benefit for younger patients and women with HF despite similar health status and hospital readmissions as transitional care coordinator models, according to MIGHTy-Heart trial findings.“Despite having medical advancements, there are still significant gaps in the post-acute transitions of care for patients with heart failure,”
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According to a study presented at #ACC25, mobile integrated health models were beneficial for younger patients and women with #HeartFailure. https://t.co/kZnMmgxF4y
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The number of Americans breathing unhealthy, polluted air where they lived between 2021 and 2023 totaled 156 million, which was a 25 million increase from last year’s State of the Air report, according to a press release.“In State of the Air 2025, more people in more parts of the country are seeing their health put at risk from unhealthy air pollution, and fewer people in fewer places
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The number of Americans breathing👃 unhealthy, polluted air where they live in 2021 to 2023 totaled 156 million, which was a 25 million increase📈 from last year’s @LungAssociation State of the Air report. #SOTA @GoHealio @CardiologyToday @HealioAllergy https://t.co/6lUtQ9eoi1
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Editor’s Note: This is part two of a two-part Healio Exclusive series on nutrition and lung health. Part one can be viewed here. Diet is an important factor in lung health, and registered dietitian nutritionists support patients with lung diseases by creating tailored, individualized diet plans.
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Diet is an important factor in #lung health, and #RDNs support patients with lung diseases by creating tailored plans. We spoke with: ⭐Kathleen Garcia-Benson, RDN, CSSD, LD, NASM-CPT, NBC-HWC ⭐Mariah K. Jackson, PhD, RDN, LMNT ⭐Robert Wharton, MD https://t.co/eyZptZZWrQ
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Mashup Score: 1‘We must be louder’ to combat mistrust in science, medicine - 20 hour(s) ago
A simmering mistrust of medical science and scientific institutions that had been long building in the United States boiled over during the COVID-19 pandemic. Now, it seems the repercussions of that diminished trust have seeped into all aspects of the health care system.
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👁🗨"Diminishing trust in #physicians in the #UnitedStates parallels the general erosion of trust in public institutions," Dr. @Isaac_Opole @ACPIMPhysicians. 🤨👩🔬 Check out the feature on #trust in #medicine @HealioRheum. https://t.co/g5fxKDi5LX
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Mashup Score: 3Fully robotic liver transplantation offers ‘quicker recoveries, fewer complications’ - 21 hour(s) ago
A surgical team at Virginia Commonwealth University recently performed the first fully robotic liver transplantation in the United States using a liver from a living donor.The procedure, led by Seung Duk Lee, MD, PhD, interim surgical director of liver transplant at Hume-Lee Transplant Center, utilized the da Vinci 5 surgical system — the most advanced robotic technology available,
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📢 “Robotic surgery enhances precision, visualization and instrument control, making it an ideal candidate for complex procedures like liver transplantation,” Dr. Seung Duk Lee @VCUTransplant told Healio. Read the full Q&A 👇 https://t.co/MclPdz1ZfD
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Mashup Score: 0Three minutes per day doing moderate-intensity domestic tasks may improve heart health - 22 hour(s) ago
Three minutes of moderate-intensity, unstructured physical activity per day could be enough to reduce risk for major cardiac events and death, researchers reported.Incidental physical activity, including activities such as transportation, work, housework or other domestic activities, every day may improve heart health among individuals not participating in daily structured exercise, according to
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Three minutes per day doing moderate-intensity domestic tasks may improve heart health https://t.co/D3EJvCNaOU
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Focal #articular surface replacement may be a viable treatment option for focal articular defects in patients younger than 40 years. #AAOS2025 https://t.co/oFibVSBPVt