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Longer ED Stay Linked to Early Clinical Deterioration

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By Anushree Chaphalkar Verified
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TOPLINE: Early clinical deterioration requiring escalation in care occurred in 3.6% of patients in the emergency department (ED), with nearly half of these events occurring while patients were still in the ED. Each additional hour of boarding was associated with an increased risk for deterioration, and 28-day mortality rates were more than threefold higher among patients with deterioration.
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Extreme Heat May Increase ED Visits in Older Adults With Low Income

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By Anushree Chaphalkar Verified
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TOPLINE: A case-control study found that extreme heat was linked to higher ED use among adults aged 65 years or older at a safety net hospital serving low-income, racially and ethnically minoritized populations, whereas no association was seen at a privately insured ED serving predominantly White patients, highlighting socioeconomic disparities in heat-related care.
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Dementia Risk May Triple With Type 1 Diabetes

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By Anushree Chaphalkar Verified
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TOPLINE: The risk for dementia is nearly threefold higher in older adults with type 1 diabetes (T1D) and double in those with type 2 diabetes (T2D) than in those without the disease, a new prospective cohort study showed. Although diabetes had been linked previously to increased risk for dementia, the link between dementia and T1D specifically had been understudied, investigators noted.
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