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Review: Nearly One in Five With SARS-CoV-2 Has GI Manifestations

Socioeconomic Status Tied to Inflammatory Bowel Disease Outcomes

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Association greater for Crohn disease versus ulcerative colitis

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13 Percent of U.S. Adults Report Serious Psychological Distress During COVID-19

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Pandemic-related disruptions to education, employment, finances tied to serious distress

Fear of Surprise Medical Bills Keeps U.S. Adults From Getting Care

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Half of adults say a surprise medical bill would cause financial hardship

12/2 -- Years Before Diagnosis

Alzheimer Disease Tied to Adverse Financial Events

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Adverse financial events seen years before diagnosis and become more prevalent after diagnosis

Social Needs Linked to Lower HRQOL for Black Cancer Survivors

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More than one-third of cancer survivors reported social needs, with highest prevalence for food insecurity

Homeless individuals are more likely to die from heart attacks while being treated at a hospital than nonhomeless patients

In-Hospital Mortality Higher for Homeless Heart Attack Patients

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Risk for death three times higher for homeless, despite receiving similar care
Patients with hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) from rural regions and lower-income households are more likely to have advanced-stage HCC at diagnosis and higher HCC mortality

Rurality, Income Impact Stage at Diagnosis, Mortality in Liver Cancer

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Patients from rural regions, lower-income households have more advanced stage at diagnosis of HCC
Proactive interventions such as asthma self-management education

Proactive Interventions Cut Spending for Children With Asthma

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Reductions in utilization varied by state and intervention
For female adolescent and young-adult cancer survivors

Employment Disruption-Linked Financial Hardship Found for Female CA Survivors

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Considerable burden of financial hardship reported for female adolescent, young-adult cancer survivors
Low- and middle-income families experienced a larger reduction in out-of-pocket costs after initiation of the Affordable Care Act than higher-income families

ACA Lowered Out-of-Pocket Costs for Low-Income Families

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High-income families saw smaller financial benefit from ACA policies than low-, middle-income families