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Use of Secondary CVD Prevention Medications Low in Most Countries
Use of one or more classes of medications for secondary CVD prevention peaked at 43.1 percent, decreased to 31.3 percent
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Direct-to-consumer telehealth company advertisement that aired during the Super Bowl failed to mention side effects of the drugs
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Risk for death higher for individuals with hospital-based care for alcohol, stimulant, opioids versus cannabis use disorder
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Consecutive performance of models to predict adverse outcomes decreases beyond 48 hours after admission
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Acute genitourinary, GI toxicity linked to late genitourinary or GI toxicity and decrement in urinary or bowel quality of life
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Greater parity and ever use of contraception associated with lower risk for ovarian cancer
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MPS2 provides meaningful improvement in detection of grade group ≥2 cancer relative to PSA-based testing approaches
Read More »Proportion of Pediatric Fatalities From Weather Events Increasing
Floods/currents accounted for largest proportion of fatalities, followed by cold/ice/winter weather, tornadoes, heat
Read More »Wrong Smartphone Settings Can Lead to Missed Alerts From Linked Diabetes Devices
Hardware and software changes, updates, and configurations can result in undelivered critical safety alerts
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