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Compared to patients with private insurance

Colon Cancer Survival Varies by Insurance Type

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Patients with Medicaid or no insurance have lower survival versus those with private coverage
A pulsed-dye laser with a novel 15-mm diameter treatment beam improves the appearance of rosacea

Newly Designed Pulsed-Dye Laser Found Effective for Rosacea

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Findings based on novel use of a 15-mm diameter treatment beam
For patients undergoing hip fracture fixation

Mortality Down With Spinal Anesthesia for Hip Fx Surgery

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Increased incidence of pulmonary embolism and major blood loss with general anesthesia
Eight factors contribute to postoperative pain after spine surgery

Eight Factors Predict Pain After Spine Surgery

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Post-op pain strongly linked to number of classes of non-opioid analgesics used, remifentanil use
In patients with asymptomatic left ventricular systolic dysfunction

In LVSD, Diabetes Tied to Higher Risk of Heart Failure

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Asymptomatic left ventricular systolic dysfunction patients with DM have higher risk than those without
After systolic blood pressure reaches 120 to 125 mm Hg

Systolic BP Increases at Rapid Rate Above 120 to 125 mm Hg

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Trend is consistent whether the threshold blood pressure level is reached earlier or later in life
A first opioid lawsuit is targeting pharmacy benefit managers

First Opioid Lawsuit Targeting Pharmacy Benefit Managers

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First lawsuit mentions three largest PBMs; PBMs likely to be increasingly targeted in litigation
For patients on hemodialysis

Opioids Tied to Adverse Outcomes in Hemodialysis Patients

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Increased risks of altered mental status, falls, and fractures; risk present even at low doses of opioids
Recent policy changes have led to a decline in the prescribing of gluten-free foods in England

Prescribing of Gluten-Free Foods Declining in England

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Substantial variation in prescribing practices seen by locality of practice
Most active smokers with head and neck squamous cell carcinoma have made one or more quit attempts

Most Smokers With Head and Neck Cancer Have Tried to Quit

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Eighty-eight percent of patients had made at least one attempt to quit; mean of 6.6 lifetime attempts