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SUMMARY AND COMMENT

Levalbuterol Is No Better Than Racemic Albuterol for Severe Acute Asthma

For continuous bronchodilator therapy, racemic albuterol and levalbuterol achieve similar outcomes.

SUMMARY AND COMMENT

Blood Cultures — Still Useful in Neutropenic Fever

Nine percent of blood cultures from patients with high-risk neutropenic fever grew pathogens; in half of such episodes, the culture results prompted treatment modification.

SUMMARY AND COMMENT

CAP Treatment Recommendations: Guided in the Right Direction

Results of two large cohort studies indicate that adherence to guidelines for treating community-acquired pneumonia is a good thing.

SUMMARY AND COMMENT

Pneumonia Severity and Bacterial LoadFree

In patients with community-acquired pneumococcal pneumonia, high bacterial load at admission was associated with need for mechanical ventilation, development of shock, and in-hospital death.

SUMMARY AND COMMENT

Implantable Cardioverter-Defibrillators After MI: Keep the Brakes On

Results of a randomized trial confirm that early ICD implantation fails to improve survival.

SUMMARY AND COMMENT

A New Factor Xa Inhibitor Prepares for Its Close-Up

Otamixaban shows promise in patients with ACS, but do we really need another intravenous anticoagulant?

SUMMARY AND COMMENT

Palliative Care for Cancer PatientsFree

Interventions improved quality of life and mood.

SUMMARY AND COMMENT

Syncope While Driving: Risk for Recurrence

Recurrent syncope occurred in about 20% of >3500 patients but was not more common during driving than at other times.

SUMMARY AND COMMENT

Expanding the Window for Acute Stroke Treatment

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New recommendations from the American Heart Association/American Stroke Association on using t-PA between 3 and 4.5 hours after stroke onset

SUMMARY AND COMMENT

Trends in Upper Gastrointestinal Bleeding

During a 25-year period at an Italian hospital, the incidence of upper GI bleeding declined, as did associated mortality.

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