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Bariatric surgery may improve rates for spontaneous ovulation in patients with polycystic ovarian syndrome and obesity

1. Women in the surgical group reported 2.5 times more spontaneous ovulations than in medical therapy. 2. Those assigned to surgery had a higher rate of adverse events, although none led to long-term issues. Evidence Rating Level: 1 (Excellent) Study Rundown: Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) is the most common cause of anovulatory infertility and obesity

United kingdomLifestyle program in obese infertile womenRating levelRandomized trialLifestyle programObese infertileBetween feb

AUA 2024: Key Takeaways for Sexual Dysfunction

AUA 2024: Key Takeaways for Sexual Dysfunction
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Research with vision: BrudyLab wins Research Project of the Year

Research with vision: BrudyLab wins Research Project of the Year
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Pitavastatin Reduces Coronary Plaque Volume, Inflammatory Biomarkers in HIV

Pitavastatin was associated with reductions in noncalcified plaque volume and progression among patients with HIV infection at low to moderate risk for CVD.

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Acetaminophen shows promise in warding off acute respiratory distress syndrome, organ injury in patients with sepsis

A National Institutes of Health (NIH)-supported clinical trial has found that intravenous acetaminophen reduced sepsis patients risk of having organ injury or developing acute respiratory distress syndrome, a serious condition that allows fluid to leak into the lungs.

United statesVanderbilt universitySan franciscoMichael matthayJames kileyJournal of the american medical associationBlood instituteDivision of lung diseasesUniversity of californiaA national institutes of healthNational heartNational institutesRandomized trialOrgan dysfunctionCritically ill sepsis patientsLorraine ware

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