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Implementation of a tax on sugar-sweetened beverages is associated with a sustained reduction in purchases of taxed beverages

Sugar-Sweetened Drink Tax Tied to Sustained Drop in Purchase

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Largest decreases in purchases of taxed beverages seen for households at lowest socioeconomic level
Among women 70 to 79

Central Adiposity More Harmful Than Obesity in Older Women

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While a few extra pounds don't up mortality risk, central adiposity does, study contends
Ten daily servings of fruits and vegetables may be a key to reducing the risk of myocardial infarction

10 Portions of Produce a Day Can Confer Great Health Benefit

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Reductions seen in risk of cardiovascular disease, cancer, early death
About $20 million has been awarded to 11 organizations for the first of a five-year program to provide training and education about the Quality Payment Program for clinicians in individual or small group practices

$20 Million Awarded for Quality Payment Program Training

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Up to an additional $80 million to be invested into training program over remaining four years
Male stroke patients are more than twice as likely as female patients to receive tissue plasminogen activator treatment within 30 minutes of hospital arrival

ASA: Male Stroke Patients Twice As Likely to Get Timely tPA

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Researchers not sure why the disparity exists
Supplemental breast magnetic resonance imaging screening improves detection of breast cancer in women with average risk

Supplemental MRI Improves Detection of Breast Cancer

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MR imaging screening has high specificity and positive predictive value in average risk women
Gaining too little weight during pregnancy may increase the odds that offspring will develop schizophrenia later in life

Gestational Weight Gain Linked to Psychosis Risk in Children

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Insufficient weight gain linked to increased risk for schizophrenia in offspring later in life
Cyberattacks remain a serious threat to small providers as well as big institutions

Cyberattacks Remain Serious Threat to Health Providers

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Processes, technology should be boosted against cyberthreats, which are becoming more sophisticated
Cytomegalovirus infection may make some women more susceptible to both cardiovascular disease and type 2 diabetes

Cytomegalovirus May Up Risk of Diabetes, CVD in Some Women

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Conversely, for women with extreme obesity, CMV may offer protection against CVD, DM
Nonelderly cancer survivors are more likely to report changes in prescription drug use for financial reasons than individuals without a cancer history

Cancer Survivors Likely to Change Rx Drug Use for Financial Reasons

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Among nonelderly individuals, recently, previously diagnosed survivors more likely to change rx meds