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Many elderly adults in nursing homes face aggressive or disturbing behavior from their fellow residents

Resident-on-Resident Aggression at Nursing Homes Not Uncommon

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20 percent of residents affected over one-month period, researchers find
The Diabetes Collaborative Registry provides information regarding the quality of diabetes mellitus care

ADA: Diabetes Collaborative Registry IDs Burden of Cardiac Risk

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Registry offers information on quality of diabetes care across primary, specialty care spectrum
Prostate-specific antigen levels in midlife predict future lethal prostate cancer risk

Midlife PSA Levels Predict Future Lethal Prostate Cancer

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PSA levels in midlife strongly predict future lethal prostate cancer risk in U.S. cohort
Chronic kidney disease has an adverse effect on digestive function

Chronic Kidney Disease Adversely Affects Digestive Function

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CKD associated with dysmotility and reduces fasting and post-prandial small bowel water
There is a need for development of new anti-herpetic compounds with different mechanisms of action for herpes simplex viral keratitis

Treatment Options Reviewed for Herpes Simplex Viral Keratitis

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Options include acyclovir, valacyclovir, topical ganciclovir; need for development of new compounds
About one-in-three HIV-infected women with no prehysterectomy history of abnormal Pap results have abnormal vaginal Pap results after hysterectomy

Abnormal Pap Posthysterectomy for ~30 Percent of HIV+ Women

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Findings in HIV-infected women who have no prehysterectomy history of abnormal Pap results
The home-based primary care model at the core of the Independence at Home Demonstration has the potential to produce considerable savings for Medicare and Medicaid

Home-Based Primary Care Model Can Produce Medicare Savings

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Model at core of Independence at Home Demonstration can cut costs for Medicare, Medicaid
For patients with type 2 diabetes

Even Short-Term T2DM Remission Reduces Risk of Microvascular Dz

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Length of time spent in remission inversely related to risk of microvascular disease
The first vaccine to protect American travelers from cholera has been approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.

FDA Approves Cholera Vaccine for U.S. Travelers

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Liquid vaccine Vaxchora approved for adults ages 18 to 64
More than half of patients prescribed opioids receive more than they need

Many Patients Prescribed Opioids Sharing Leftover Pills

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Two new U.S. studies shed additional light on opioid epidemic