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Study reveals varying pediatric emergency care standards across Michigan's EDs amid a surge in viral illnesses, emphasizing the need for collaborative strategies and enhanced readiness to ensure timely, high-quality care for children.

Utilizing user-friendly, swiftly applicable electrodes, subhairline EEG may improve stroke detection and reduce time to treatment for anterior circulation large vessel occlusion stroke.

XR-BUP allows more time to access follow-up care in patients with opioid overdose.

Lower risk of bacteremia in children with sickle cell disease (SCD) presenting to the emergency department (ED) with fever calls critical reexamination of long standing approach towards management of SCD in children.

Greater emphasis on the implementation of strategies like lean training and a continuous quality improvement approach for suicide-related care practices may improve outcomes in the long run for the emergency department.

A study in the New England Journal of Medicine (NEJM) supported using ultrasonography for the initial diagnostic imaging of suspected pediatric forearm fractures and reserving radiography for follow-ups and diagnosis that lead to cast immobilization.

Men who take medication for erectile dysfunction may have a reduced risk of early death and are less likely to experience different heart problems.

The US health regulator has put on hold a trial designed to evaluate switching the prescription-only erectile dysfunction drug Cialis to an over-the-counter treatment, French drugmaker Sanofi said on Monday.