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Gene Expression In Fixed Tissues And Outcome In Hepatocellular Carcinoma: Ranked 8 out of 10 and "Exceptional" from F1000
This important study offers a genetic assessment of non-tumoral tissue that may help determine the prognosis of HCC.
Faculty of 1000 Medicine

Could an Orange a Day Keep BP Down?
A new observational study suggests that vitamin C may favorably influence blood pressure in healthy young adults. While the lead researcher recognizes that a randomized trial will be needed to convince people that this is the case, she says there is no harm in encouraging a good diet or in advocating a multivitamin a day in those with poor diets.
Heartwire

Efforts to Reduce Unnecessary Antibiotic Prescribing: Are They Worth It? A Best Evidence Review
This Best Evidence Review weighs in on a study from the journal Medical Care on interventions to reduce unnecessary antibiotic prescribing.
Medscape Family Medicine

Metabolic Syndrome May Predict Depressive Symptoms
In a prospective cohort study, metabolic syndrome, particularly the obesity and dyslipidemia components, predicted depressive symptoms.
Medscape Medical News

NIDA Report Sheds Light on Comorbidity of Addiction, Other Mental Health Illnesses
A National Institute on Drug Abuse report sheds light on the complex link between addiction and other mental health illnesses.
Medscape Medical News

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