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Americans under age 65 years who were insured through their employer spent more than ever before on health care in 2016

Health Care Spending Up, Mainly Due to Rising Prices

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Spending increasing despite no change or decline in utilization of most health care services
From the first half of 2016 to the second half of 2016

2016 Saw Increase in Birth Defects Potentially Linked to Zika

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From first to second half of 2016, increase in number of birth defects potentially related to Zika
The incidence of squamous cell carcinoma affecting the eyelids is rising in England

Eyelid Squamous Cell Carcinoma Rate Increasing in England

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Older age and male sex, but not social deprivation, are associated with higher eyelid SCC risk
In Germany

Decline in New Cases of Blindness in Germany

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Reduced incidence of blindness both among individuals with and without diabetes
National Health Service England recently recommended that professionals ask all patients their sexual orientation at every opportunity

Professionals Disagree About Asking Patients About Sexuality

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Article offers opposing views about recommendation in England to ask patients about sexual orientation
A home-based binocular falling-blocks video game does not improve visual outcomes more than placebo for children and adults with unilateral amblyopia

Binocular Video Game Doesn’t Up Visual Function in Amblyopia

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No significant improvement in mean amblyopic eye visual acuity compared with placebo video game
Pediatric sports- and recreation-related eye injuries are common

Pediatric Sports-, Recreation-Related Eye Injuries Common

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About half of hospitalizations during period studied from non-powder gun-related injuries, mostly in boys
A simple static perimetry approach may yield higher-quality results than a combined perimetry approach in children younger than 10 years with glaucoma

Static Perimetry Approach May Be Better for Kids With Glaucoma

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Test quality similar for the Humphrey static, Octopus combined approaches for glaucoma in kids over 10
Hospitals that volunteered to be under financial incentives for more than a decade as part of the Premier Hospital Quality Incentive Demonstration do not have better process scores or lower mortality than hospitals where these incentives were implemented later under the Hospital Value-Based Purchasing program

For Hospitals, No Benefit for Early Adoption of Financial Incentives

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Hospitals with early adoption do not have better process scores, lower mortality than late adopters
The prevalence of work-related musculoskeletal disorders appears to be high for at-risk physicians

Higher Risk of Musculoskeletal Disorders in Some Physicians

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Increasing risk for work-related musculoskeletal disorders, particularly in procedural specialists