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> Can High-Dose Statins Improve Outcomes after Aneurysm-Related Stroke?

Planned Trial Will Evaluate Simvastatin Treatment for Aneurysmal Subarachnoid Hemorrhage, Reports Neurosurgery

> Study Looks at Risk Factors for Rupture or Bleeding of Arachnoid Cysts in Children

Larger Arachnoid Cysts and Head Trauma Are Main Risks, Reports Study in Neurosurgery

> Wolters Kluwer Health Receives 13 Awards from the American Society of Healthcare Publication Editors (ASHPE) for Editorial and Design Excellence

Eight Lippincott Williams & Wilkins Published Journals Earn 4 Gold, 3 Silver, and 6 Bronze Awards

> Telerehabilitation Allows Accurate Assessment of Patients with Low Back Pain

Skype Assessments Agree Well with In-Person Exams, Reports Study in Spine

> Study Supports 'Aggressive' Treatment for Posterior Fossa Hematoma in Newborns

Good Long-Term Outcomes after Surgery in Most Infants with Rare Condition Linked to Difficult Birth, Reports Neurosurgery

> UpToDate Recognized as 2013 Computerworld Honors Laureate for Global Health Initiative

Free access to UpToDate has benefitted 175 institutions and 8,400 clinicians caring for more than 2 million patients in 45 countries.

> Women with Chronic Physical Disabilities Are No Less Likely to Bear Children

Health Care Professionals Should Prepare for Increased Numbers of Pregnant Women with Disabilities, Suggests Study in Medical Care

> Study Supports Alternative Model for Personality Disorders in Upcoming DSM-5

The new "hybrid" model, combines the "core" dimensions of personality disorder with various maladaptive personality traits found in patients

> Exercise for Patients with Major Depression—What Kind, How Intense, How Often?

There's now sufficient research data to provide specific guidance on how to prescribe exercise for depressed patients, according to a report in the May Journal of Psychiatric Practice®

> Methylphenidate 'Normalizes' Activation in Key Brain Areas in Kids with ADHD

Studies show increased activation of key brain areas after a dose of methylphenidate in young patients with ADHD

> SCL Health System Selects Health Language to Streamline ICD-10 Conversion

The Leap I-10 solution will be leveraged to help mitigate financial risk, improve clinical documentation and streamline conversion to new clinical coding system.

> Spinal 'Spacer' Procedure Has Fewer Complications, but Higher Risk of Repeat Surgery

Less-Invasive Option for Spinal Stenosis Poses 'Trade-Off' in Outcomes, Reports Study in Spine

> Clinicians Rank UpToDate as the Most-Used Clinical Decision Support Resource in JMLA Study

Study Top 10 Ranked Resources Includes Online Journals and Ovid MEDLINE

> Violent Video Games Have Lower Effects on Highly-Exposed Teens

Boys Who Frequently Play Violent Games May Be Desensitized to Physiological and Emotional Effects, Suggests Study in Psychosomatic Medicine

> Teens with High Blood Pressure Have Less Distress, Better Quality of Life

German Study in Psychosomatic Medicine Has Surprising Findings on Hypertension in Adolescents

> Wolters Kluwer Health Honors Pharmacy Students with 2013 Award of Excellence in Clinical Communication

Wolters Kluwer Health is currently accepting nominations from pharmacy schools of high-achieving 2013 graduates with outstanding aptitude in written and verbal communication.

> Wolters Kluwer Health and BMJ Expand Publishing Agreement; BMJ Clinical Evidence Now Available on Ovid

Partnership with BMJ Clinical Evidence reinforces Ovid’s position as the only aggregated, multi-publisher solution offering a comprehensive portfolio of up to date, premier evidence-based practice resources.

> Contacts Uncomfortable? Changing Lens Type or Lens Care Product May Help

About Half of Patients See Improvement by Switching to a Different Lens/Solution Combination, Says Study in Optometry and Vision Science

> Breast Augmentation Patients Report High Satisfaction Rates, Says Study in Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery

Women also report improvements in self-esteem and quality of life

> Half of U.S. Plastic Surgeons Market Their Practice via Social Media

Facebook was by far the most popular platform, followed by LinkedIn, Twitter and YouTube