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Health problems related to cosmetics are underreported

Many Adverse Events Related to Cosmetics Go Unreported

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Cosmetics and personal care products get little regulatory scrutiny
Isotretinoin may impair wound healing after tattooing

Isotretinoin May Impair Wound Healing After Tattoo

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Case report describes 19-year-old woman who had unsatisfactory aesthetic result from tattooing
From 1991 to 2014 there was minimal change in health spending by state

1991-2014 Saw Minimal Change in Health Spending Per State

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Recession and recovery, implementation of health reform impacted health care coverage
From 2011 to 2015 there was an increase in facial fractures sustained from recreational activity among older adults

Recreational Activity-Linked Facial Fractures Up in Seniors

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From 2011 to 2015, 45.3 percent increase in annual incidence of facial fractures in older adults
For Korean women

Whitening Microneedle Patch Effective, Safe in Korean Women

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Significant difference between whitening patch and control whitening essence at eight weeks after use
Remnants of hyaluronic acid fillers that have been opened and stored can be reused safely

Study Suggests Hyaluronic Acid Filler Remnants Safe to Reuse

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No aerobic, anaerobic bacterial or fungal growth after 42 days of inoculation in culture medium
Medical students frequently do not achieve mastery of the skills necessary for accurate measurement of blood pressure

Medical Students Lacking Proficiency in BP Measurements

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Among 159 medical students, a mean of 4.1 elements out of 11 were performed properly
A new bill with tort reforms to protect Iowa physicians will take effect July 1

New Bill With Tort Reforms Will Protect Iowa Physicians

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Reforms include limiting noneconomic damages for intangibles, stronger expert witness standards
The United States has larger income-related differences in perceptions of health and health care than other middle- and high-income countries

U.S. Leads in Income-Based Health Care Inequalities

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More public tolerance for health care inequalities seen in United States than other countries
About 20 percent of U.S. bariatric surgery patients are still using prescription opioids seven years later

Many Bariatric Surgery Patients Using Opioids Seven Years Later

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Hydrocodone most commonly used, followed by tramadol and oxycodone