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Use of powder in the genital area does not appear to be significantly associated with incident ovarian cancer

Use of Powder in Genital Area Not Linked to Ovarian Cancer

Frequent versus never use, long-term versus never use not significantly associated with higher risk
Training for and completing a first marathon is associated with reduced central blood pressure and aortic stiffness

Training for, Running First Marathon May Reduce Aortic Age

Reductions in central blood pressure, aortic stiffness seen in first-time marathon completers
Dual use of electronic cigarettes and combustible cigarettes is associated with increased odds of stroke compared with not smoking or sole combustible cigarette use

Odds of Stroke Up With Dual Use of E-Cigarettes, Cigarettes

Sole e-cigarette use not linked to increased odds of stroke in national sample of young adults
A mysterious pneumonia outbreak in China has prompted the U.S. embassy there to warn Americans traveling in the country to avoid contact with sick people and animals.

American Embassy in China Issues Health Alert Over Illness Outbreak

Embassy advising Americans to immediately seek medical care if they feel ill after being in Wuhan
For patients with in-hospital cardiac arrest

In-Hospital Cardiac Arrest Outcomes Similar for Dialysis, Nondialysis Patients

Maintenance dialysis patients have better acute survival, better odds of favorable neurological status
From 2013 to 2018

CDC: Young Adults Who Ever Received HPV Vaccine on the Rise

2013 to 2018 saw increase in percentage having received one or more doses, recommended number of doses
From 2007 to 2017

Prevalence of Buprenorphine-Waivered Prescribers Increasing

Increase seen from 2007 to 2017; growth faster in counties with higher rates of opioid-related OD deaths
Older adults commonly use online ratings to choose a doctor

Poll: Older Adults Frequently Use Online Physician Ratings

Two-thirds of older adults using online ratings chose a doctor due to positive reviews
Patients with type 1 diabetes with optimal and suboptimal glycemic control differ with respect to clinical and health care utilization factors

Study Explores Factors Affecting Glycemic Control in T1DM

Suboptimal glycemic control not linked to higher rates of CV events at two years after T1DM diagnosis
A frailty index score based on the results of routine admission laboratory investigations may predict the risk for adverse outcomes among older patients

Frailty Index Score Helps to Predict Outcomes in Elderly

Increased score based on abnormal results of routine admission lab tests tied to readmission, mortality risks