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A new study found that a single dose of antibiotics before an ERCP procedure in liver transplant patients is just as safe as a multi-day course, with no increased risk of infection. This research suggests that reducing antibiotic use can help fight antibiotic resistance and simplify patient care without compromising safety.
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Researchers have identified a protein called Nedd4-2 that links seizures to worsened brain cell damage in Alzheimer’s disease by harming the mitochondria, the cell’s power plants. This discovery opens the door for new treatments that target this protein to potentially slow down the progression of Alzheimer’s, especially in patients who also have seizures.
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A new review argues that using Artificial Intelligence (AI) to read patient medical notes can uncover hidden health inequities in emergency care, especially for people with mental health or addiction issues. This technology could help doctors and policymakers see the full picture of a patient’s needs, leading to more fair and effective care for everyone.
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