The CME Vacations® 2 Minute Update
Lower rates of dementia with metformin?
A meta-analysis of 3.4 million people with type 2 diabetes found metformin users were about 24% less likely to develop dementia.
Lower rates of dementia with metformin?
A meta-analysis of 3.4 million people with type 2 diabetes found metformin users were about 24% less likely to develop dementia.
Does severe shingles increase the risk for deme...
In a 132,000-person study, people hospitalized for severe shingles were 13% more likely to develop dementia than the general population.
Does severe shingles increase the risk for deme...
In a 132,000-person study, people hospitalized for severe shingles were 13% more likely to develop dementia than the general population.
How often do we interrupt sleep in hospitalized...
Hospitalized older adults were woken nearly 5 times a night with under 4 hours of uninterrupted sleep—and it didn't improve over their stay.
How often do we interrupt sleep in hospitalized...
Hospitalized older adults were woken nearly 5 times a night with under 4 hours of uninterrupted sleep—and it didn't improve over their stay.
Can air filters improve COPD symptoms?
A randomized trial found home HEPA filters improved COPD symptoms and cut exacerbations, in patients who used them consistently.
Can air filters improve COPD symptoms?
A randomized trial found home HEPA filters improved COPD symptoms and cut exacerbations, in patients who used them consistently.
Does driving prevent dementia?
Ambulance and taxi drivers had roughly half the Alzheimer's mortality of other occupations in a study of nearly 9 million deaths.
Does driving prevent dementia?
Ambulance and taxi drivers had roughly half the Alzheimer's mortality of other occupations in a study of nearly 9 million deaths.
Can Vitamin K2 prevent leg cramps?
A randomized trial found vitamin K2 cut nocturnal leg cramps from about 2.65 to under 1 per week—cheap, simple, and low-risk.
Can Vitamin K2 prevent leg cramps?
A randomized trial found vitamin K2 cut nocturnal leg cramps from about 2.65 to under 1 per week—cheap, simple, and low-risk.