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Figuring out family planning

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By Gianna Melillo Verified, ACP Internist
Starting a family can be daunting for any young professional. For early career physicians, though, the unique demands of the job can make this chapter in life particularly challenging. Long hours, potential hazardous workplace exposures, and stigma against motherhood are just a few of the hurdles newly employed physicians encounter. Add to that the emotional, physical, and financial toll of childbearing, and many decide to put it off.
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FDA approves second generic form of mifepristone

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By Gianna Melillo Verified, ACP Internist
Recalls and warnings A notification from Boston Scientific that certain Endotak Reliance defibrillation leads with expanded polytetrafluoroethylene-coated coils may incur calcification that impacts shock efficacy and/or requires early replacement. A total of 386 serious injuries and 16 patient deaths have been reported to be associated with this issue. A class I recall of certain ViziShot 2 FLEX (19G) products by Olympus due to a potentially deformed atraumatic tip.
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Model predicts 10-year risk of heart failure after early-stage breast cancer

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By Gianna Melillo Verified, Janet Colwell, ACP Internist
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A risk prediction model was able to prospectively identify which women treated for early-stage breast cancer were at risk for heart failure or cardiomyopathy over a 10-year period, a study found. To inform cardiac risk management in this population, researchers conducted a longitudinal cohort study of patients treated by Kaiser Permanente Southern California.
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