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Computer-aided detection does not improve breast cancer screeningCAD raises screening costs without benefit to patients and may miss cancers, large national BCSC study shows.
A new lowdown on high blood pressure?Recent results seem to support dramatically reducing blood pressure, says Dr. Bev Green, and might finally unify hypertension guidelines.
Measuring what matters: U.S. health care's vital signsBlood pressure, pulse, and temperature measure a body's functions. Dr. Eric Larson writes about how to measure the functions of the U.S. health care system.
Sometimes ‘less care’ feels like ‘better care’Mother and Group Health Research Institute project manager Casey Luce sees first-hand how research improved her daughter’s health care.
News release: Study to explore combining DNA information and e-health recordsDr. Larson will lead NIH-funded grant to better understand genomic basis of disease and give patients tailored care.
Study to explore combining DNA information and e-health recordsDr. Larson will lead NIH-funded grant to better understand genomic basis of disease and give patients tailored care.
Is cholesterol screening being done as recommended?Study identifies substantial over- and underuse of lipid testing.
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