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Vertebral fractures are a clinical marker of fragility and poor prognosis in patients with COVID-19

Vertebral Fractures Marker of Poorer Prognosis in COVID-19

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COVID-19 patients with vertebral fractures more often require noninvasive mechanical ventilation
Uninsured

Insurance Tied to Odds of Cancer Surgery at High-Volume Centers

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Uninsured, Medicare-, Medicaid-insured less likely to receive surgical cancer care at high-volume hospital
Vaccine-related attributes and political characteristics are associated with preference for choosing a hypothetical COVID-19 vaccine

Vaccine Attributes Influence Readiness to Accept COVID-19 Shot

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Political considerations also influence preference for choosing a hypothetical COVID-19 vaccine
For patients with asthma

Corticosteroid Exposure Affects Bone Health in Asthma Patients

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Oral, inhaled corticosteroid use linked to increased risk for osteoporosis, fragility fractures
Patients admitted for hemorrhagic stroke on weekends have higher in-hospital mortality than those admitted on weekdays

Weekend Admission Tied to Higher Stroke Mortality

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Admission for hemorrhagic stroke on weekends versus weekdays tied to higher mortality at both rural, urban hospitals
Proactive interventions such as asthma self-management education

Proactive Interventions Cut Spending for Children With Asthma

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Reductions in utilization varied by state and intervention
Aortic dissection during pregnancy or postpartum is rare

Aortic Dissection Is Rare Complication of Pregnancy

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Most cases during pregnancy, postpartum period seen in women with aortopathy or family history
Interval breast cancers account for one-fourth of breast cancers detected in routinely screened women

Interval Breast Cancers Tied to Worse Outcomes

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Risk for breast cancer death more than threefold higher for interval versus screen-detected cancer
In 2017 to 2019

CDC: 65.3 Percent of U.S. Women Currently Using Contraceptives

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Female sterilization most common contraceptive method; use declined with higher education
Hospital-based water births are as safe as traditional births

Water-Based Births as Safe as Traditional Births

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Hospital-based water births had no higher risk for neonatal intensive care unit admission