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Western region had highest rate of increase, despite having lowest absolute incidence rate from 2001 to 2020
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Increase seen in percentage of rural beneficiaries traveling more than 60 minutes for low-risk and high-risk procedures
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Adults with autism and co-occurring ADHD have higher negative health outcome rates
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Number of measles cases has risen to 124 in Gaines County, Texas, since January
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