Model allowed simulation of preoperative condition and postoperative situation in the same patient

After two years, no reductions noted in measured BP, cholesterol, or glycated hemoglobin levels

Female smokers have significantly increased risk, particularly for proximal colon cancer

Odds of screening up with more comprehensive discussion, greater perceived benefits of screening

More time being spent at a computer since work hours were limited in 2011

Patient weight plays no role in quantity of physicians' biomedical communications

GI, kidney, and cardiovascular adverse events may increase with analgesic dose

Raised levels of trimethylamine-N-oxide predict major adverse cardiac events

Diagnosis-related payments from 1986 to 2010 totaled $38.8 billion

Two studies each reporting on two trials demonstrate good sustained virologic response

Incidence of infection stable compared with 2006 to 2008

Health care outcomes improved for 71 percent of contextual factors that were addressed by PCDM

Worse than outcomes for colon cancer but better than those for inflammatory bowel disease

Methicillin-sensitive S. aureus becoming more resistant to antibiotics

Patient with Crohn's disease is concerned AbbVie is attempting to prevent disclosure of data

Considerable educational benefits, but physicians must preserve relationships and confidentiality

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