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Investigators Explore How Vitamin B1 Deficiency May Play Role In Development Of Alcohol-Related Dementia

Medscape (9/17, Yasgur, Subscription Publication) reports, “Vitamin B1 deficiency may play a role in the development of alcohol-related dementia,” investigators concluded after exploring in a medical literature review “the hypothesis that the accumulation...

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CDC Report Says Efforts To Curb Spread Of SARS-CoV-2 Have Led To Global Decline In Influenza

Healio (9/17, Dreisbach) reports steps taken to reduce the spread of SARS-CoV-2 “have led to a global decline in influenza during the COVID-19 pandemic,” according to the CDC’s Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report. Healio adds, “In addition to causing a...

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People With COVID-19 Who Are Black Or Hispanic May Be More Likely To Develop Pancreatitis, Study Indicates

Healio (9/17, Jaramillo) reports researchers found people with COVID-19 “who were Black or Hispanic were more likely to receive a pancreatitis diagnosis after adjusting for multivariate analysis.” The findings were published in Gastroenterology.

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Researchers Say Many People With COVID-19 Report Fatigue Months After Recovery

NBC News (9/17, Edwards) reports, “Covid-19 can leave many people with potentially debilitating fatigue months after they’ve recovered from the illness.” The research involving 128 people who previously had COVID-19 “will be presented at a virtual meeting...

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Virginia Tech Professor Who Brought Attention To Flint Water Crisis Says Lead Exposure Was “Not As Bad As First Feared”

MLive (MI) (9/17, Fonger) reports Virginia Tech professor Marc Edwards, one of the people who helped bring attention to the Flint water crisis, now says residents’ exposure to lead was “not as bad as first feared.” Edwards and a postdoctoral researcher at...

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COVID-19 Viral and Serology Testing in New York City Health Care Workers

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50ᵗʰ Anniversary Special Feature: The History of Laboratory Medicine Part 5: 2012 – Present: A New Distinction

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Remote Anatomic Pathology Medical Student Education in Washington State: An Early COVID-19 Experience

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CDC To Publish New Guidance On Testing Asymptomatic People For COVID-19

Bloomberg (9/16, Johnson) reports that the CDC “will publish as early as this week guidance on Covid-19 testing for asymptomatic people, agency Director Robert Redfield told lawmakers Wednesday.” The agency “has come under fire for an earlier guidance tha...

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New York City Opening Its Own Coronavirus Testing Lab In Manhattan To Reduce Processing Times

The New York Times (9/16, Goldstein) reports “New York City officials...are set to announce that they have opened a lab in Manhattan that should significantly cut down on wait times as the city prepares for its most ambitious period of reopenings, with pu...

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Big Ten Conference Will Try To Play Football Next Month With Daily Testing For Players, Coaches, And Other Personnel

The New York Times (9/16, Blinder) reports the Big Ten Conference announced “it will try to play football as soon as the weekend of Oct. 23-24, stepping back from its leadership’s decision just more than a month ago not to compete this fall because of the...

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Researchers Find High Levels Of Factor V In Many Patients With COVID-19 In Massachusetts General Hospital’s ICU

HealthDay (9/16, McNiff) reports researchers “studied more than 100 patients treated in the” Massachusetts General Hospital ICU for COVID-19 and found “high levels of factor V...across the group.” In addition, “nearly half of the patients had above-normal...

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CDC Report Says SARS-CoV-2 Infection Tied to Preterm Delivery

CBS News (9/16, Smith) reports researchers found “preterm deliveries appear to be linked to coronavirus infections, according to a new study on COVID-19 and pregnancy published Wednesday by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.” CBS News adds, “...

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People Who Wear Glasses May Have A Lower Risk Of Contracting SARS-CoV-2, Study Suggests

The New York Times (9/16, Parker-Pope) reports a small observational study published in JAMA Ophthalmology suggests that people who wear glasses may be less likely to become infected with SARS-CoV-2. In a hospital located in Suizhou, China, clinicians obs...

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Company Says Its Experimental Antibody Treatment Reduced Hospitalization Among Patients With Moderate COVID-19

Reuters (9/16, Beasley) reports Eli Lilly “said on Wednesday interim trial data showed its experimental antibody treatment reduced the need for hospitalization and emergency room visits for patients with moderate COVID-19.” Data show that “of the total 30...

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Researchers Say People With HIV-HBV Coinfection Should Be Evaluated For Metabolic Risk And Coexisting Fatty Liver Disease If They Have Persistent ALT Elevation Despite HBV Control

Infectious Disease Advisor (9/16, Gupta) reports researchers found “persistent alanine aminotransferase (ALT) elevation despite hepatitis B virus (HBV) control should prompt evaluation for metabolic risk and coexisting fatty liver disease in adults with H...

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Outbreaks Of Shiga Toxin-Producing Escherichia Coli Linked To Leafy Greens May Be More Likely To Occur In The Spring Or Fall, Study Indicates

Healio (9/16, Dreisbach) reports researchers found “outbreaks of Shiga toxin-producing Escherichia coli that are linked to leafy greens are more likely to occur in the spring or fall, even though leafy greens are grown year-round in the United States.” Th...

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Eradication Of HCV May Reduce Incidence Of HCC, Study Indicates

Medscape (9/16, Nelson, Subscription Publication) reports researchers found “eradication of hepatitis C virus (HCV) infections may reduce the incidence of hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) or liver cancer.” The findings were published in JAMA.

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Administration Outlines Plan To Distribute Coronavirus Vaccines To Americans Free Of Charge

The New York Times (9/16, Thomas) reports federal officials “outlined details Wednesday of their preparations to administer a future coronavirus vaccine to Americans, saying they would begin distribution within 24 hours of any approval or emergency author...

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Labs, Hospitals May Be Price Gouging Consumers On Coronavirus Tests, Research Indicates

USA Today (9/15, Alltucker) reports that because Congress is requiring insurers to “pay the full cost of testing” for COVID-19, “no matter how much hospitals or labs choose to bill...as routine testing expands to workplaces, universities and professional...

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Investigators Explore How Vitamin B1 Deficiency May Play Role In Development Of Alcohol-Related Dementia

CDC Report Says Efforts To Curb Spread Of SARS-CoV-2 Have Led To Global Decline In Influenza

People With COVID-19 Who Are Black Or Hispanic May Be More Likely To Develop Pancreatitis, Study Indicates

Researchers Say Many People With COVID-19 Report Fatigue Months After Recovery

Virginia Tech Professor Who Brought Attention To Flint Water Crisis Says Lead Exposure Was “Not As Bad As First Feared”

COVID-19 Viral and Serology Testing in New York City Health Care Workers

50ᵗʰ Anniversary Special Feature: The History of Laboratory Medicine Part 5: 2012 – Present: A New Distinction

Remote Anatomic Pathology Medical Student Education in Washington State: An Early COVID-19 Experience

CDC To Publish New Guidance On Testing Asymptomatic People For COVID-19

New York City Opening Its Own Coronavirus Testing Lab In Manhattan To Reduce Processing Times

Big Ten Conference Will Try To Play Football Next Month With Daily Testing For Players, Coaches, And Other Personnel

Researchers Find High Levels Of Factor V In Many Patients With COVID-19 In Massachusetts General Hospital’s ICU

CDC Report Says SARS-CoV-2 Infection Tied to Preterm Delivery

People Who Wear Glasses May Have A Lower Risk Of Contracting SARS-CoV-2, Study Suggests

Company Says Its Experimental Antibody Treatment Reduced Hospitalization Among Patients With Moderate COVID-19

Researchers Say People With HIV-HBV Coinfection Should Be Evaluated For Metabolic Risk And Coexisting Fatty Liver Disease If They Have Persistent ALT Elevation Despite HBV Control

Outbreaks Of Shiga Toxin-Producing Escherichia Coli Linked To Leafy Greens May Be More Likely To Occur In The Spring Or Fall, Study Indicates

Eradication Of HCV May Reduce Incidence Of HCC, Study Indicates

Administration Outlines Plan To Distribute Coronavirus Vaccines To Americans Free Of Charge

Labs, Hospitals May Be Price Gouging Consumers On Coronavirus Tests, Research Indicates