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Young adults in the United States are more likely to become addicted to prescription opioids than they were in years past

Opioid Use Disorder, Heroin Use Up Among Young Adults

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Study also finds abuse of opioids often precedes heroin use
Doctors are spending more than $32

Doctors Spending in Excess of $32,000 on Health IT

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Costs increased by 40 percent between 2009 and 2015 and are expected to continue increasing
Adhering to medication regimens for the treatment of psoriasis can be an additional source of considerable emotional distress for patients

Medication Adherence Stressful for Psoriasis Patients

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When clinicians do not address patients' difficulties, it can increase their emotional distress
A new resource has been developed to help physicians identify distressed colleagues and help them to access care

New AMA Module Helps Identify Physician Distress

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Module includes steps to ID doctors at risk, such as talking about risk factors, warning signs for suicide
Meditation can allow attending physicians to be "in attendance" in order to heal and maintain personal well-being

Meditation Recommended for Helping Attendings ‘Attend’

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Expert says meditation should be practiced every day and can help address burnout
Roughly one in every five American health care workers do not receive the annual influenza vaccination

CDC: Too Many Health Care Workers Not Getting Flu Vaccine

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Vaccination protects both workers and patients
A considerable proportion of doctors attend patient funerals

Considerable Number of Doctors Attend Patient Funerals

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But major differences between specialties in terms of attendance, barriers and benefits tied to attendance
Constitutional symptoms

Constitutional Symptoms Often Trigger Antibiotic Rx in Elderly

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Change in function, mentation often lead to testing, empirical antibiotic use
Cannabis use may raise the risk of psychosis relapse

Dose-Dependent Link Between Cannabis Use, Psychosis Relapse

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But researchers note effect is small, and the research isn't definitive
Women who use hormonal methods for birth control may have a higher risk of developing depression -- and teenagers may be most vulnerable

Hormonal Contraception May Raise Depression Risk

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Study also ties hormonal patches, IUDs to greater antidepressant use, especially in teens