Morning Break: Ebola Back in Liberia, SCOTUS Redux, Lavigne’s Lyme Lament

(MedPage Today) — Health news and commentary from around the Web, gathered by the MedPage Today staff.

Stent Retrievers Recommended in Stroke Guide

(MedPage Today) — Societies recommend thrombectomy for eligible stroke patients after thrombolytics

Most Children Are Assault Victims by Their Teen Years (CME/CE)

(MedPage Today) — Most common types of intimidation varied by age

High School Coaches Know Concussion Signs but Don’t Act

(MedPage Today) — Often make the wrong decisions when faced with actual cases

Patient Discharge ‘Time Out’ Reduces Medication Errors

June 27, 2015 – When a patient is ready to be discharged, a nurse reviews the medications that the patient is currently taking and will need to take after he or she leaves. Ideally, this medication reconciliation process will go smoothly–and there will be no discrepancies. Of course, in the real world, discrepancies are often detected during this process, and some aren’t picked up at all.

Morning Break: Manning Up for Pizza, California Gets Tough on Vaccinations

(MedPage Today) — Health news and commentary from around the Web, gathered by the MedPage Today staff.

Bedside Ebola Test Accurate (CME/CE)

(MedPage Today) — But study raises questions about a standard Ebola assay

OncoBreak: Domestic Violence and Cancer, Value in Care, OHSU ‘Did It’

(MedPage Today) — News, features, and commentary about cancer-related issues

Morning Break: STI-Detecting Condom, Edible Pot Panned

(MedPage Today) — Health news and commentary from around the Web, gathered by the MedPage Today staff.

Stroke Rounds: Emphasis on Speedy Return for Recurrence No Help

(MedPage Today) — Intervention failed to shorten arrival times

Morning Break: AHRQ on the Chopping Block, 5-Day Diet, Costs of ACA Repeal

(MedPage Today) — Health news and commentary from around the Web, gathered by the MedPage Today staff.

Skinny Jeans Put the Squeeze on Leg Nerves

(MedPage Today) — Patient treated for swelling, neuropathy after doing one too many squats in supertight pants

NOAC Antidote Promising in Phase III Trial

(MedPage Today) — Clotting normalized in most patients with serious bleeding or needing surgery.

So You Actually Drank the Water During Your Vacation?

(MedPage Today) — Should you carry Cipro in your suitcase when traveling? It depends

App Claims to Measure Oxygen Saturation With Only a Smartphone

(MedPage Today) — There are apps making unjustifiable claims, exposing patients to unnecessary risk

Teens Not Turned On by Medical Marijuana (CME/CE)

(MedPage Today) — In medical marijuana states, not a lot has changed with teen use

Supply Shortages Buffet the ER: HealthLeaders Media

(MedPage Today) — Also, cybersecurity insurance basics for healthcare organizations

Have Some HEART

(MedPage Today) — Is it time to start using the HEART pathway in the emergency department?

Older Teens, Asians at Highest Risk of Self-Harm (CME/CE)

(MedPage Today) — Females and teenagers with depression also at increased risk.

PodMed: A Medical News Roundup From Johns Hopkins (with audio)

(MedPage Today) — This week’s topics include a new type of prosthetic leg, breast cancer risk and obesity, mobile phones and CPR, and surgical mishaps.

On-Label Nasal Naloxone in the Works

(MedPage Today) — Pharmaceutical company/NIDA seeking FDA approval for naloxone nasal spray

Texting for CPR Feasible in Out-of-Hospital Cardiac Arrest (CME/CE)

(MedPage Today) — City’s EMS system to alert nearby trained laypersons raised rates of early CPR