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The number of reported measles cases this year has reached 695

CDC: Number of U.S. Measles Cases Reaches New High

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The number -- 695 cases -- is the highest since the disease was declared eliminated in 2000
For adolescents and young adults

U.S. Death Rate From Drug Poisoning Up for Teens, Young Adults

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Significant increases seen in rates for whites, Asian/Pacific Islanders, blacks; in Midwest and Northeast
In a review published online April 25 in Cancer Epidemiology

Six Prognostic Factors ID’d for Invasive Disease After DCIS

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Six significant factors include African-American race, premenopausal status, detection by palpation
A machine learning process and clinical natural language processing can rapidly diagnose rare genetic diseases

Machine Learning Can Speed Diagnosis of Genetic Diseases in Children

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Automated, retrospective diagnoses concurred well with expert manual interpretation
Emergency medical diseases contribute to about half of mortality and two-fifths of the burden of diseases globally

Emergency Medical Diseases Account for About Half of Mortality

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31 emergency medical diseases contribute 50.7 percent of global mortality in 195 countries
Patients with recent stroke are rarely screened and treated for osteoporosis

Stroke Patients Infrequently Screened, Treated for Bone Loss

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5.1 percent of patients with stroke, 2.9 percent of those without prior testing had bone mineral density test
Skipping breakfast is significantly associated with an increased risk for death from heart disease

Eating Breakfast Tied to Lower Risk for Death From CVD

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Mortality risk related to cardiovascular disease 87 percent higher among those who never eat breakfast
Preschool peanut oral immunotherapy is safe in a real-world setting

Peanut Oral Immunotherapy Appears Safe for Preschool-Age Children

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Most children reached maintenance; 0.4 percent had severe adverse reaction
An interdisciplinary care protocol for frail geriatric trauma patients significantly reduces the risk for delirium and 30-day readmission

Interdisciplinary Care Pathway Helps Manage Frail, Elderly Trauma Patients

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Significant decreases seen in delirium, 30-day readmission, but not complications
Naproxen sodium twice daily is not associated with reduced progression of presymptomatic Alzheimer disease among cognitively intact people at risk for the condition

Naproxen Sodium Does Not Slow Presymptomatic Alzheimer Disease

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Study shows increased frequency of adverse events but little impact on rate of change in APS