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Nancy Walsh earned a BA in English literature from Salve Regina College in Newport, R.I. She has written for various medical publications in the United States and England, including Patient Care, The Practitioner, and the Journal of Respiratory Diseases, and for nearly ten years was the New York Bureau Chief for the International Medical News Group. She also has contributed numerous essays to several books on history and culture, most recently to The Book of Firsts (Anchor Books, 2010).

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Long-Term Benefit of Bariatric Surgery Questioned

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By Nancy Walsh Verified
| medpagetoday.org
Bariatric surgery led to greater weight loss and better glycemic control than nonsurgical treatment among patients with diabetes who were mildly obese, but the evidence for long-term efficacy and safety remains limited, a systematic review found.
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Admissions Up in RA After Heart Failure Dx

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By Nancy Walsh Verified
| crtonline.org
Most hospitalizations were for noncardiovascular causes, which carry a high burden Among adults who developed heart failure, rates of hospitalization for those previously diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis (RA) were higher than for patients without RA, a retrospective study found.
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Heart Failure Risk High in Patients With Lupus

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By Nancy Walsh Verified
| crtonline.org
Hospitalization rates similar to those seen with diabetes Patients with systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) are at increased risk for heart failure, with risks similar to those seen in patients with diabetes, an analysis of Medicaid data found.
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