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Life on the Edge

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By alexandra lee
| Santa Barbara Life & Style Magazine Verified
Big Sur’s Post Ranch Inn, a Three-Key Michelin property, offers an unparalleled perspective over the Pacific By Alexandra Lee It’s barely 10 a.m. on an uncharacteristically warm December day, and I’m face to face (nose to beak, rather) with a Peregrine falcon.
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Burden of Hypoglycemia and Hyperglycemia in Insulin‐Treated Veterans Affairs Nursing Home Residents

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By alexandra lee, Ying Shi, Kasia Lipska, Sei J. Lee
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 Introduction There is abundant evidence that hypoglycemia in older adults is associated with numerous adverse outcomes, including falls and mortality [1-7]. To decrease the risk of harms from hypoglycemia, type 2 diabetes guidelines for both community-dwelling older adults and nursing home residents recommend considering less intensive glycemic control and simplification of complex insulin regimens [8-10].
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Six‐Month Prognostic Tool for Community‐Dwelling People With Dementia

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By Krista Harrison, Sun Y. Jeon, W. James Deardorff, alexandra lee
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 Introduction People with dementia (PWD) with less than a 6-month prognosis stand to benefit from discussions about goals of care, medications, and deprescribing, and hospice [1]. Hospice eligibility requires a 6-month prognosis, but existing 6-month prognostic models are not accurate [2] nor easily replicable [3] for community-dwelling PWD.
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