A new Kaiser Permanente study led by Dana Sax, MD, and colleagues found that “tele-triage” of patients with chest pain over the phone can safely and effectively direct people to the right place for care.
Ten years after negative colonoscopy, members had 46% lower risk of colorectal cancer and were 88% less likely to die than people not screened: new research by DOR’s D. Corley (left) and J. Lee.
Kaiser Permanente study shows replacing empty calories with whole grains lead to a 25 percent decreased risk of large-for-gestational age offspring.
Dec 17
For Hospitalized Patients with Moderate Anemia, Study Supports Limiting Transfusions
Kaiser Permanente Study Finds 10-Year Follow-up Interval After Negative Colonoscopies Is Associated with Reduced Risk of Colorectal Cancer and Mortality
Dec 3
Kaiser Permanente “Tele-triage” of Chest Pain Safely Reduces Emergency Room Visits
Nov 21
Abdominal Obesity in Early Pregnancy Linked to Higher Risk of Gestational Diabetes
Nov 19
Emotional Abuse, PTSD Linked with Menopause Misery
Dec 20
Negative Colonoscopy Tied to Lower Cancer Risk at 12 Years
MedPage Today
Dec 18
Negative colonoscopy linked to lower colorectal cancer risk after 12 years
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Rescreening Interval After Normal Colonoscopy May Be Too Short
Oncology Learning Network
Nov 29
12 New Year’s Resolutions That Help You Live Longer
Reader's Digest
Nov 13
Computer tool increases safe outpatient management of pulmonary embolism
