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Higher body mass index is likely to cause worse cardiovascular health in youth

In Teens, Young Adults, High BMI May Hurt Cardiovascular Health

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Using combo of methodologies suggests higher BMI may increase BP, left ventricular mass index in youth
The Environmental Protection Agency must remove the pesticide chlorpyrifos from sale in the United States within 60 days

Court Rules That U.S. Must Halt Sales of Pesticide Chlorpyrifos

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Pesticide is widely used on citrus fruits, apples, and other crops
Dust could pose a health hazard if astronauts start spending extended periods of time on the Moon

Will Lunar and Planet Dust Be Health Concerns of the Future?

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Prolonged exposure could impair airway and lung function and increase risk of diseases like cancer
Opioid use disorder rates at delivery more than quadrupled nationally from 1999 to 2014

CDC: Rates of Opioid Use Disorder Seen at Time of Delivery Up

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Rate of opioid use disorder at time of delivery quadrupled from 1999 to 2014
A brief intervention delivered by dermatologists is associated with improvements in patients' sun protection behavior as well as their satisfaction with dermatologists' communication

Dermatologist Intervention Tied to Better Sun Protection

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Short intervention associated with more sunscreen use, improved patient satisfaction
Bundling of payments for five common medical conditions is not associated with changes in Medicare payments per episode or health outcomes

Bundling Doesn’t Cut Medicare Payments for Medical Conditions

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No changes in clinical complexity, length of stay, emergency visits, readmission, or mortality
Sexual minority women and men are more likely to be unemployed and uninsured and have worse health-related quality of life than heterosexual individuals

Sexual Minorities Have Lower Health-Related Quality of Life

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Sexual orientation-linked HRQL disparities not attenuated after controlling for job status, insurance
Among adolescent soccer players in the United Kingdom

Teen Sudden Cardiac Death Causes Often Not ID’d on Screens

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Most sudden cardiac deaths of teen soccer players due to cardiomyopathies not identified on screening
More than half of women who have a baby during surgical residency express some type of career dissatisfaction

Childbearing Surgical Residents Often Feel Career Dissatisfaction

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Perceived pregnancy stigma, no formal maternity leave, altered training tied to dissatisfaction
For adults aged 60 to 64 years

Cardiac Profiles Up With Exercise, Less Sitting in Early Old Age

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Greater light, moderate-to-vigorous intensity activity tied to more favorable profile in adults age 60 to 64