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Study Looks for Effective Ways to Treat HIV-Positive Patients who also Have Substance-Abuse and Mental-Health Problems
Study Looks for Effective Ways to Treat HIV-Positive Patients who also Have Substance-Abuse and Mental-Health Problems
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Duke Medical Center Newsline: Swallowing Pennies Could Lead to Health Problems, November 30, 1998
Duke Medical Center Newsline: Swallowing Pennies Could Lead to Health Problems, November 30, 1998
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Children, Pets who Swallow Post-1982 Pennies at Risk for Stomach Upset, Even Ulcers
Children, Pets who Swallow Post-1982 Pennies at Risk for Stomach Upset, Even Ulcers
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Childhood Loss of Parent, Poor Family Relations can Heighten Health Risks in Adulthood
Childhood Loss of Parent, Poor Family Relations can Heighten Health Risks in Adulthood
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DUMC Receives $6.5 Million Gift from Alumnus to Help Build a New Children's Health Center
DUMC Receives $6.5 Million Gift from Alumnus to Help Build a New Children's Health Center
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New Tips for the Holidays
New Tips for the Holidays
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News Updates From The Duke Aging Center
News Updates From The Duke Aging Center
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Hospital Stays Longer Than Three Days for "Simple" Heart Attacks may not be Cost Effective
Hospital Stays Longer Than Three Days for "Simple" Heart Attacks may not be Cost Effective
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For High-Volume Chest Pain Centers, Aggressive Use of Nuclear Imaging Technology Saves Money, Shortens Hospital Stays
For High-Volume Chest Pain Centers, Aggressive Use of Nuclear Imaging Technology Saves Money, Shortens Hospital Stays
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Stopping Herbal Products Abruptly may Cause Withdrawal Symptoms
Stopping Herbal Products Abruptly may Cause Withdrawal Symptoms
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Duke Physicians: Clinicians Have Ethical Obligation to Consider Alternative Medicine
Duke Physicians: Clinicians Have Ethical Obligation to Consider Alternative Medicine
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Low Socio-Economic Status Heart Patients Need More Than Just Aggressive Cardiac Procedures
Low Socio-Economic Status Heart Patients Need More Than Just Aggressive Cardiac Procedures
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Drip and Ship: Start Drug Early, Especially if Plan to Transfer Heart Patient to Larger Hospital
Drip and Ship: Start Drug Early, Especially if Plan to Transfer Heart Patient to Larger Hospital
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Exercise may Lengthen Life in Patients with Congestive Heart Failure
Exercise may Lengthen Life in Patients with Congestive Heart Failure
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Snapshot of Global Cardiac Care: Women in Latin America and Eastern Europe Don't Fare as Well
Snapshot of Global Cardiac Care: Women in Latin America and Eastern Europe Don't Fare as Well
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Process of Care, Use of Hospital Retypes is Different
Process of Care, Use of Hospital Retypes is Different
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Use of Prayer or Noetic Therapy may Contribute to Better Outcomes in Cardiac Patients
Use of Prayer or Noetic Therapy may Contribute to Better Outcomes in Cardiac Patients
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Pairing Two Drugs with Angioplasty may Offer Best Success
Pairing Two Drugs with Angioplasty may Offer Best Success
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Nicotine-Like Drugs can Enhance Learning, Memory in Rat Model of Alzheimer's Disease
Nicotine-Like Drugs can Enhance Learning, Memory in Rat Model of Alzheimer's Disease
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Duke Scientist Reports Advances in Gene Therapy for Heart Failure
Duke Scientist Reports Advances in Gene Therapy for Heart Failure
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Duke Purchases Home Drug Infusion Services Company
Duke Purchases Home Drug Infusion Services Company
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Religious Elderly have Shorter Hospital Stays, Lower Health Care Costs, Study Finds
Religious Elderly have Shorter Hospital Stays, Lower Health Care Costs, Study Finds
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College-Age Drinkers Risk Greater Memory Loss than Adults
College-Age Drinkers Risk Greater Memory Loss than Adults
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New AIDS Drug Shows Promise
New AIDS Drug Shows Promise
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Duke and St. Joseph Launch Home Care Joint Venture
Duke and St. Joseph Launch Home Care Joint Venture
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