Trends increased among most demographic groups through mid-2023, with largest increase seen for non-Hispanic American Indian, Alaska Native persons
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In a recent study, a number of persons with subclinical hypothyroidism were reclassified as normal, especially women and White participants
Read More »CDC: Drug Overdose Deaths Down More Than 25 Percent in 2024
Declines seen across drug classes and for most states
Read More »Pathological Fatigue Common Up to 12 Months After TIA
More than 60 percent had pathological fatigue at baseline, persisting in 53.8 percent at 12 months
Read More »Odds of Burnout Higher for Doctors Working With Incompletely Staffed Team
Working with an incomplete team >25 percent of the time linked to odds of burnout, intent to reduce hours, intent to leave
Read More »Multitarget Stool DNA Tests More Costly Than FIT for Colorectal Cancer Detection
Cost per additional cases of CRC, advanced neoplasia would still be manyfold higher if costs per test were lowered
Read More »Preoperative SGLT2 Inhibitor Users Have Increased Risk for Postoperative Euglycemic Ketoacidosis
Risk for postoperative eKA slightly increased; lower risks seen for perioperative acute kidney injury and 30-day mortality
Read More »Since 2010, Fewer Prostatectomies Being Performed for Lowest-Risk Prostate Cancer
A more recent prostatectomy was associated with lower likelihood of pGG1 prostatectomy in two cohorts
Read More »USPSTF Continues to Recommend Syphilis Screening Early in Pregnancy
Early, universal screening recommended; those not screened early should be screened at first opportunity
Read More »Survivorship Interest, Knowledge Limited in Head and Neck Cancer Survivors
Most patients want to address survivorship topics in one long visit and prefer in-person visits
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