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High protein supplementation does not seem to help malnourished critically ill patients, either
Post-hoc analysis of EFFORT Protein focuses on malnourished subgroup
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Resuscitative TEE challenges standardized CPR
TEE's diffusion from cardiac PACU into ED/ICUs tries to build its use case
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Continuous glucose monitoring in the hospital: Review
CGM doesn't improve glucose control in RCTs, but macro trends will likely push it forward
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Pip-tazo causes mortality over cefepime, researchers loudly claim
What conclusions does this widely shared paper actually support?
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Using Procalcitonin in the ICU
Is there a "right" way? No, but there are wrong ways
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SCCM Releases 2024 Guidelines for Hyperglycemia in the ICU
In April 2024, the Society of Critical Care Medicine (SCCM) issued new guidelines for glycemic control in critically ill patients. The statement relaxes…
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Do PPIs for stress ulcer prophylaxis cause death in the sickest patients?
2024 meta-analysis revives concerns about PPIs' risks
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Does in-bed cycling make vented patients stronger?
Leg ergometry put to the test by Canadian Critical Care Trials Group
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June 2024

Steroids for severe pulmonary infections: Review
JAMA review supports the new paradigm of steroids-for-most in the ICU
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Amino acid infusion for protection from acute kidney injury
PROTECTION trial tests the therapy in cardiac surgery patients
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Reteplase vs alteplase for ischemic stroke
RAISE trial tests the compound against tPA in China
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Liberal blood transfusion in traumatic brain injury: does it help?
Underpowered HEMOTION trial still suggests benefit
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