Inequalities seen across telemedicine access, including higher use in younger adults, nonmarried persons, college educated
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Very small amounts of vigorous intermittent lifestyle physical activity linked to significant reduction in MACE for women
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Compared with laparoscopic appendectomy, nonoperative management was also more effective
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Intervention participants were more likely to complete screening and to have detection of advanced colorectal neoplasia
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More than two-thirds of patients with negative chest X-ray results prescribed antibiotics
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Estimated unadjusted cumulative incidence did not differ between long-term care residents who were deprescribed or continued antihypertensives
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No differences seen in six-year verbal abilities for children exposed, unexposed to antiseizure medications in utero
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HIV incidence was significantly lower with lenacapavir than daily oral emtricitabine-tenofovir disoproxil fumarate
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Authors say inaccuracies have the potential to harm pregnant persons and fetuses
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