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• Beyond BMI: Weight Loss Produces More Health Benefits   Dr Sarah Barenbaum discusses realistic weight-loss goals.
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• NKF 2025 Chlorthalidone Increases Kidney Stone Recurrence A secondary analysis of the DCP shows that, compared with hydrochlorothiazide, chlorthalidone significantly increases the risk of kidney stones — but only among those with prior stones.
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• Comparing Your Pay Against Your Peers’: Medscape Physician Compensation Report 2025 US physicians report their 2024 compensation and satisfaction with it. Differences in doctor pay by gender, racial and ethnic group, and medical specialty are revealed.
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• It’s Complicated: Navigating Lung Cancer Therapies   Dr Mark Kris explains how the growing number of choices and targets is making it harder to select the best therapy for each patient.
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• Breastfeeding: USPSTF Finds Poor Support in Primary Care A lack of primary care support, compounded by socioeconomic barriers, can interfere with a family’s desire to breastfeed a child.
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• Malnutrition-Related Diabetes Officially Named ‘Type 5’ The new name and endorsement at the World Diabetes Congress are seen as long overdue recognition that will spur more research.
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• ASH 2024 Iron Overload: What Hematologists Should Know Phlebotomy — reducing blood volume — is a common treatment for both cutaneous porphyria and hemochromatosis.
  Medscape Medical News, April 11, 2025
• Targeted Oxygen Support vs Standard Care: No Clear Winner Maintaining a targeted SpO2 of 90%-96% safely reduces oxygen use but does not significantly increase oxygen-free days in critically-ill patients, a randomized trial shows.
  Medscape Medical News, April 11, 2025
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  Medscape Medical News, April 11, 2025
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  Medscape Medical News, April 11, 2025
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  Medscape News UK, April 11, 2025
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  Medscape News UK, April 11, 2025
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