The recently published updated international consensus guidelines on the management of cytomegalovirus in solid-organ transplantation recommended weekly testing for 3 4 months, with moderate evidence (Kotton et al., 2013).
In the second Delphi round, we asked 28 experts to assess the appropriateness of those drugs classified as questionable PIM during the first round (see "Expert agreement and statistics" ), as well as the further suggestions for PIM made by the experts during the first Delphi round, and also eight drugs appearing in the recently published updated Beers list [ 18 ].
16 A recently published update that includes the current study examines whether speech and language therapy is better than no therapy at improving functional communication (see our discussion).
A recently published update of a Cochrane meta-analysis confirmed this efficacy data [ 47].
A recently published update of this evaluation [ 74] showed mean cost savings of €4991 per patient discharged alive or €1047 per patient admitted to the hospital using the same simulation model including efficacy data derived from the meta-analysis by Bollhalder et al. [ 13].
The World Society of the Abdominal Compartment Syndrome recently published updated Consensus Guidelines [ 10], which revalidated the definition and gradation of IAH as originally proposed to understand and study concerns regarding pathologically raised intra-abdominal pressure in the critically ill [ 11, 12].
This is also recognised by the World Health Organisation (WHO) which recently published updated guidelines on PPC for mothers and newborns in resource-limited settings in low- and middle-income countries [ 9].
To get you started, we recently published updates on education, health, village savings schemes and water and sanitation initiatives written by Ugandan journalist Richard M Kavuma, who, for almost three years, spent two weeks of each month in Katine reporting for the Guardian and returned there in the summer.
Recently published updates of cancer incidence in European and American industry-wide cohorts of workers exposed to vinyl chloride provide a firm basis for the conclusion that vinyl chloride exposure is not causally associated with brain cancer and the other tumors mentioned by Sass et al. (2005).
To further clarify the role of duration of adjuvant chemotherapy, we report a joint analysis using individual data based on the recently published results of the GBSG trial and updated results of IBCSG Trial VI with a median follow up of 7.9 years.
