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By J. D. Albright, S. Murali, P. Coristine, K. Roe, W. Sherk, D. A. Williams, H. Goodman, J. Hayden Hollingsworth, J. Hansmann, S. Kazanjian, S. Kobeissi
| Journal of Interventional Radiology (JVIR)
Temporary IVC filter retrieval rates are reported to be as low as 6.6% in the literature. Low retrieval rates may be due to difficulty in tracking patients. While dedicated IVC filter clinics and electronic spreadsheets have been reported to increase IVC filter retrieval rates and clinical follow-up, these solutions can be labor intensive to maintain.
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It's Official -- Bernie Sanders Has Overtaken Hillary Clinton In the Hearts and Minds of Democrats

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By H. Goodman
| HuffPost
According to PBS, Bernie Sanders is "gaining against Clinton in early polls." Salon's Bill Curry believes "Hillary Clinton is going lose," primarily because millions of voters longing for a truly progressive candidate will nominate Sanders. POLITICO explained recently that Early-state polls hint at a Bernie Sanders surge, a headline that was unthinkable only several months earlier.
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After Iraq, Afghanistan, and Vietnam, We Must Never Again Wage Counterinsurgency Wars and Urban Combat

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By H. Goodman
| HuffPost
Armies are meant to fight other armies. Military forces are not designed to combat roadside bombs, civilians with a Kalashnikov, or evade ambushes in an alleyway or remote corner of a city. It is not only futile in the long term to demand our soldiers to break into houses (in the middle of the night) in order to weed out potential terrorists, but it makes little foreign policy sense.
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