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Attention to the subtypes of dry eye disease may better equip clinicians to diagnose and treat cases

Better Classification of Dry Eye Disease Will Aid Diagnosis, Tx

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Wide variety of related causes and symptoms complicates the dry eye diagnosis
Among female athletes

Sexual, Physical Abuse Up Odds of Injury for Female Athletes

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Lifetime sexual and physical abuse linked to increased likelihood of sports injury among women
Many frequently touched surfaces at airports are contaminated with respiratory virus pathogens

High-Touch Surfaces at Airports Often Covered in Pathogens

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At least one respiratory virus detected in 10 percent of surface samples at major airport during flu season
Medical residents can take steps to maintain their energy and alertness during long shifts

Residents Working Long Hours Can Increase Alertness

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Arriving rested, asking for relief, staying organized can help medical residents maintain their energy
Patients with prostate cancer receiving care in a Medicare-only setting are more likely to receive guideline-discordant imaging

Guideline-Discordant Prostate Cancer Imaging Up With Medicare

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Patients in VA and Medicare group, VA-only group less likely to receive guideline-discordant imaging
From 2014 to 2017

CDC: Tobacco Product Use Varies by Race Among U.S. Teens

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Highest use seen among Native Hawaiians, Indians, Alaskans; lowest among Asians
A six-step analysis can help redesign and improve the outpatient health care process

Six-Step Analysis Can Help Improve Practice Logistics

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Method showed unfavorable traits related to match between supply, demand, access at outpatient clinic
Single-pill

Single, Fixed-Dose Combo Pills Improve Hypertension Outcomes

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Findings show improved outcomes may be due to better medication adherence
The Affordable Care Act may have prompted state Medicaid programs to expand addiction treatment benefits in alternative benefit plans

Medicaid Benefits for Addiction Treatment Expanded After ACA

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Decreases in states imposing annual service limits, requiring preauthorization for services
Close to 20 percent of marijuana products in California have failed to pass tests for potency or purity since the state began mandating such testing July 1

One in Five Pot Products Fails Potency, Purity Tests in California

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Sometimes failure means a labeling change, but sometimes the product must be destroyed