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The Cardiovascular Disease Population Risk Tool algorithm

Algorithm Can Discriminate Cardiovascular Disease Risk

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CVDPoRT, based on 12 variables, accurately discriminates risk, is well-calibrated in population
Cassipa (buprenorphine and naloxone)

FDA Approves New Treatment for Opioid Dependence

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The sublingual buprenorphine and naloxone combo should be part of a complete treatment plan
Purdue Pharma

Oxycontin’s Maker Now Selling Drug to Curb Opioid Addiction

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New anti-addiction drug is fast-acting form of buprenorphine, which helps control drug cravings
A one-time nurse-led telephone call does not decrease the 30-day reutilization rate of urgent health care services in children discharged from the hospital

Nurse-Led Call After Discharge Doesn’t Cut Peds Urgent Care

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One-time nurse-led call does not lower reutilization of urgent care services after pediatric discharge
Chronic pain may be an important contributor to suicide

Chronic Pain May Be Contributor to Suicide

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8.8 percent of suicide decedents have evidence of chronic pain; percentage increased from 2003 to 2014
Doctors can use Twitter to build networks and learn more about research in real time

Many Opportunities for Doctors Using Twitter

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Twitter can be used to build networks and find potential research partners; learn about research
Higher levels of aldosterone are associated with insulin resistance and incident type 2 diabetes mellitus among multiethnic individuals

Higher Aldosterone Levels Tied to Incident Type 2 Diabetes Risk

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Racial/ethnic differences seen in the association of aldosterone with incident type 2 diabetes
Fifteen genetic determinants of fracture

Fifteen Genetic Determinants of Fracture Identified

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All determinants also associated with bone mineral density, which showed causal effect on fracture
From July 2016 to June 2017

Naloxone Rarely Administered by Layperson in Opioid Deaths

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Bystanders present in large proportion of overdose deaths; 17.4 percent involve Rx opioids only
Lesbian and bisexual women and transgender adults have lower participation in health-related behaviors than heterosexual men and women

Gender Minorities Less Engaged in Health-Promoting Behaviors

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Lesbian, bisexual women and transgender adults have fewer health-related behaviors