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Cooking Safety Tips for Thanksgiving » Health Matters » UF Health Jacksonville » University of Florida

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By Brian Yorkgitis
| ufhealthjax.org
Published On November 19, 2021 Social Media One of the most delicious holidays of the year can unfortunately result in accidents or injuries. Though Thanksgiving is a busy time with plenty of family and friends causing us to multitask between cooking and visiting, a few simple reminders can keep preventable accidents at bay. Don’t be a fire starter According to the National Fire Protection Association, 1,400 fires on Thanksgiving Day in 2019 occurred in residential buildings.
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An evidence-based algorithm decreases computed tomography use in hemodynamically stable pediatric blunt abdominal trauma patients

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By Lori A. Gurien, Phyllis L. Hendry, Osayi A. Odia, Brian Yorkgitis
| The American Journal of Surgery Verified
Highlights • An evidence-based algorithm decreased CT in pediatric blunt abdominal trauma by 27%. • Trauma center LOS and hospital admissions did not increase despite less CTs. • Pediatric trauma patient radiation exposure decreased without missed injuries. • Abstract. Abstract Background There are concerns about overuse of abdominopelvic-computed tomography (CTAP) in pediatric blunt abdominal trauma (BAT) given malignancy risks.
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Postsurgical prescriptions for opioid naive patients and association with overdose and misuse: retrospective cohort study

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By Gabriel A. Brat, Denis Agniel, Andrew Beam, Brian Yorkgitis
| bmj.com
Research Postsurgical...
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