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Self-reported fine motor ability is associated with higher life satisfaction in cervical spinal cord injury

Elevated blood pressure at discharge from delivery hospitalization predicts earlier admission postpartum

Physicians slightly more likely to die at home or hospice

[Ann Emerg Med.] False-negative FAST examination: associations with patient outcomes

[THE LANCET] Severe chronic kidney disease patients have higher coronary risk than diabetics. Time for a new coronary heart disease equivalent?

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