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Much of the total potentially preventable spending for Medicare beneficiaries is concentrated among frail elderly individuals

Potentially Preventable Spending Concentrated in Frail Elderly

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Variation in preventable spending across Medicare subpopulations; 43.9 percent of total in frail elderly
Despite interest in the method

No Evidence to Back Abdominal Hypopressive Technique

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Very limited research has been done on technique's use for pelvic floor dysfunction treatment
Primary care referral along with a commercial weight management provider can deliver an effective diabetes prevention program

Commercial Weight Management Program May Help Prevent T2D

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Primary care referral to Weight Watchers is associated with weight loss, HbA1c reduction
Everolimus-eluting bioresorbable vascular scaffolds are associated with increased odds of scaffold thrombosis and other thrombotic events compared with everolimus-eluting metallic stents

Thrombosis Odds Up With Bioresorbable Vascular Scaffolds

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BVSs linked to increased risk of MI, target lesion revascularization and failure versus metallic stents
Oral human papillomavirus (HPV) infection and high-risk oral HPV infection are more common among men than women

Prevalence of Oral HPV Infection Higher for U.S. Men

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Overall prevalence 11.5 percent in men, 3.2 percent in women; high-risk HPV also more prevalent in men
'Liquid biopsy' technology holds promise for diagnosing

‘Liquid Biopsy’ Shows Promise for Hepatocellular Carcinoma

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DNA methylation markers show effectiveness for diagnosis and predicting prognosis
Internal medicine patients are frequently prescribed potentially inappropriate medications (PIMs)

Screening Tools Identify Potentially Inappropriate Meds

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However, substantial proportion of PIMS identified in internal medicine ward are not clinically relevant
Based on data from mouse models and humans

Gastric Acid Suppression May Promote Liver Injury

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Expansion of intestinal Enterococcus faecalis in mice exacerbates ethanol-induced liver disease
Ketamine administration is not associated with post-traumatic stress disorder in the military trauma setting

Ketamine Not Linked to PTSD in Military Trauma Setting

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Only acute stress disorder, total number of surgeries linked to PTSD development in multivariable analysis
Female physicians are more burned out than their male colleagues

Female Physicians May Be Especially at Risk of Burnout

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They tend to deal with psychosocial care more than male colleagues but can take steps to reduce stress