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CURATED HEALTH UPDATES
Long-Term Voice Changes Following Thyroidectomy
Voice alterations are common after thyroid surgery, even without evidence of laryngeal nerve injury, indicating the need for ongoing monitoring and management of vocal health.
July 2023
Intensive Blood Pressure Reduction May Worsen Stroke Recovery
Large stroke trial finds that intensive blood pressure lowering after clot removal may worsen recovery outcomes, challenging previous assumptions about treatment strategies.
July 2023
Exploring Intestinal Fermentation Syndrome
A systematic review of case reports sheds light on intestinal fermentation syndrome, providing valuable insights into this rare gastrointestinal condition.
July 2023
Concussion Management for Primary Care Professionals
Guidelines for managing mild traumatic brain injury (concussion) in primary care settings provide valuable guidance for healthcare professionals.
July 2023
Antibiotic Administration Reduces Infection Risk in Colorectal Surgery
Adding oral antibiotics to intravenous antibiotics significantly reduces the incidence of surgical incision site infection in patients undergoing elective colorectal surgery.
July 2023
Addressing Cardiovascular Disease in Both Genders
Recognizing the gender-specific aspects of cardiovascular disease underscores the importance of implementing similar preventive strategies for both men and women.
July 2023
Myopericarditis Risk Following COVID-19 mRNA Vaccination
A systematic review and meta-analysis investigate the risk of myopericarditis following COVID-19 mRNA vaccination.
July 2023
Advances in Acute Rheumatic Fever Diagnosis and Management
Review of recent advances in the diagnosis, management, and prevention of acute rheumatic fever offers updated guidance for healthcare professionals.
July 2023
Less Time in the Gym Yields Similar Results
Just one eccentric muscle contraction a day, done five days a week, can increase muscle strength, suggesting that shorter workout durations can still yield significant benefits.
Patients receiving corticosteroid injections for knee arthritis experience greater disease progression compared to those receiving alternative treatments.