Does colocated care improve access to cardiometabolic screening for patients with serious mental illness?
Colocated general medical providers in mental health clinics are more likely to provide cardiometabolic assessments for patients with SMI prescribed second-generation antipsychotics.
Despite a potent antitumor effect in vitro, iron chelators fail to prevent the growth of cervical carcinoma xenografts in mice. On the basis of these results, clinical trials with iron chelators in patients with cervical carcinoma appear inappropriate.