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HEART FAILURE: It is not a failure. It is increasingly common and treatable. Demographic shifts and successful treatment of other heart conditions are increasing the prevalence of heart failure. A new class of drugs, the SGLT-2 inhibitors, has been shown to reduce hospitalizations and deaths.

Authors : Kreimer, Susan

Source: Managed Healthcare Executive. 2023, Vol. 33, Issue 10, pages. 3

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Insomnia and its harms: Chronic insomnia has been linked to a variety of mental and physical illnesses. Researchers have found that cognitive behavioral therapy is often effective.

Authors : Kreimer, Susan

Source: Managed Healthcare Executive. 2023, Vol. 33, Issue 7, pages. 2

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Coping with the Ozempic-Wegovy-Mounjaro tsunami: Insurers are using prior authorization and other managed care strategies to control costs associated with the growing number of prescriptions, on- and off-label, for the weight-loss medications.

Authors : Kreimer, Susan

Source: Managed Healthcare Executive. 2023, Vol. 33, Issue 6, pages. 2

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Keeping a watch out--and on--for A-fib: Smart watches such as the Apple Watch could save insurers money if they detect atrial fibrillation early, but false alarms may be an issue.

Authors : Kreimer, Susan

Source: Managed Healthcare Executive. 2022, Vol. 32, Issue 12, pages. 1

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Hepatitis C is making a comeback Rates dipped in the 1990s, but the opioid crisis and contaminated needles have caused an increase in new acute cases.

Authors : Kreimer, Susan

Source: Managed Healthcare Executive. 2022, Vol. 32, Issue 5, pages. 2

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Post-traumatic Epilepsy Is Associated With a Higher Risk for Dementia

Authors : Kreimer, Susan

Source: Neurology Today; April 2024, Vol. 24 Issue: 7 p1-9, 9p

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This may be the cause of MS: Harvard researchers say their findings prove that Epstein-Barr virus is the leading cause of multiple sclerosis. Other factors, including genetic predisposition, likely also play a role.

Authors : Kreimer, Susan

Source: Managed Healthcare Executive. 2022, Vol. 32, Issue 3, pages. 1

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Deep Brain Stimulation Could Potentially Enhance Recove ry in Patients After Stroke.

Authors : KREIMER, SUSAN

Source: Neurology Today; 10/5/2023, Vol. 23 Issue 19, p1-22, 4p

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Is Intravenous Thrombolysis With Endovascular Treatment Safe in Patients With Intracranial Tumors and Acute Ischemic Stroke?

Authors : KREIMER, SUSAN

Source: Neurology Today; 9/7/2023, Vol. 23 Issue 17, p1-29, 4p

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KEEPING ENGAGEMENT IN TIMES OF CHANGE.

Authors : Kreimer, Susan

Source: Physician Leadership Journal. 2019, Vol. 6, Issue 3, pages. 4

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HEART FAILURE: It is not a failure. It is increasingly common and treatable. Demographic shifts and successful treatment of other heart conditions are increasing the prevalence of heart failure. A new class of drugs, the SGLT-2 inhibitors, has been shown to reduce hospitalizations and deaths.

Insomnia and its harms: Chronic insomnia has been linked to a variety of mental and physical illnesses. Researchers have found that cognitive behavioral therapy is often effective.

Coping with the Ozempic-Wegovy-Mounjaro tsunami: Insurers are using prior authorization and other managed care strategies to control costs associated with the growing number of prescriptions, on- and off-label, for the weight-loss medications.

Keeping a watch out--and on--for A-fib: Smart watches such as the Apple Watch could save insurers money if they detect atrial fibrillation early, but false alarms may be an issue.

Hepatitis C is making a comeback Rates dipped in the 1990s, but the opioid crisis and contaminated needles have caused an increase in new acute cases.

Post-traumatic Epilepsy Is Associated With a Higher Risk for Dementia

This may be the cause of MS: Harvard researchers say their findings prove that Epstein-Barr virus is the leading cause of multiple sclerosis. Other factors, including genetic predisposition, likely also play a role.

Deep Brain Stimulation Could Potentially Enhance Recove ry in Patients After Stroke.

Is Intravenous Thrombolysis With Endovascular Treatment Safe in Patients With Intracranial Tumors and Acute Ischemic Stroke?

KEEPING ENGAGEMENT IN TIMES OF CHANGE.

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