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Elderly patients with inflammatory bowel disease are at higher risk for adverse events related to the use of thiopurines

Elderly Who Start Thiopurine Tx for IBD Have Higher Risk for AEs

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Advanced age, female gender are independent risk factors for adverse events
Uptitration of drugs for chronic systolic heart failure stops farther away from the recommended dosage for drugs with higher versus lower recommended dosages

Uptitration of Drugs Varies With Target Dosage in Chronic HF

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When target is higher versus lower dosage, uptitration stops further from recommended dosage
Food insecurity is prevalent among Medicare enrollees

Food Insecurity Prevalent Among Medicare Enrollees

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Odds of food insecurity up with reporting four or more chronic conditions, depression, anxiety
Marine omega-3 supplementation seems to lower the risk for myocardial infarction

Marine Omega-3 Supplements May Lower CVD Risk

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Updated meta-analysis shows lower risks for MI, CHD death, total CHD, CVD death, total CVD
In the Atherosclerosis Risk in Communities study

Decrease in Stroke Incidence Continued Through 2017 in ARIC

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Decrease in stroke rates for 1987 to 2011 extended to 2017; decrease seen across decades, sex, race
For adults with type 1 diabetes

Glycemic Control Worse Than Thought in Adults With T1DM

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Rates of both acute and chronic complications significantly increase with increasing HbA1c

September 2019 Briefing – Internal Medicine

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Here are what the editors at HealthDay consider to be the most important developments in Internal Medicine for September 2019. This roundup includes the...
On Monday

Juul Halts Funding for San Francisco Vaping Ballot Initiative

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News comes as Nebraska sees first vaping-related death; U.S. total now 15
Medical devices that can connect to the internet might be at risk for hacking

FDA: Pacemakers, Insulin Pumps Could Be Hacking Targets

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Cyberattackers could take control of a medical device and cause it not to work properly or at all
The U.S. Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF) finds that the current evidence is insufficient to recommend primary care-based interventions to prevent illicit drug use in children

USPSTF Finds Evidence Lacking to Prevent Illicit Drug Use in Youth

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Evidence insufficient to recommend primary care interventions to prevent, cut drug use in youth