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There is near consensus across 30 years of economic analysis of single-payer plans that a single-payer system would reduce health expenditures in the United States

Single-Payer System Would Likely Save Money

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Largest savings predicted to come from simplified billing and lower drug costs
More than 15 percent of American adults are physically inactive

CDC: Many Americans Are Inactive, With Southerners Faring Worse

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Agency releases new estimates of physical inactivity across states and U.S. territories
Japan has reported its first case of a new coronavirus that has caused an outbreak in China.

Japan Reports First Case of New Coronavirus

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Patient returned to Japan on Jan. 6 after traveling to the central Chinese city of Wuhan
Ageism predicts significantly worse health outcomes

Ageism Predicts Significantly Worse Health Outcomes

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Older persons who are less educated particularly likely to have adverse health effects of ageism
A behavioral intervention that increases vegetable consumption does not reduce the risk for progression of early-stage prostate cancer

Increasing Vegetable Intake Does Not Slow Prostate Cancer

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Behavioral intervention had no impact on time to progression among men with early-stage disease
Patients are very satisfied with Mohs micrographic surgery for melanoma in situ

Satisfaction High With Mohs Surgery for Melanoma In Situ

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Short-term, long-term patient satisfaction high with Mohs micrographic surgery for melanoma in situ
In women with prepregnancy type 1 and 2 diabetes mellitus

Cesarean Rates No Higher for Diabetes Patients Induced in 38th Week

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But compared with expectant management, induction at 38 weeks tied to certain neonatal adverse outcomes
Men adhering to low-fat diets have lower serum testosterone levels even when adjusting for comorbidities

Popular Diets May Impact Testosterone Levels in Men

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Low-fat diets tied to lower testosterone, even after controlling for other factors
There has been a decrease in the risk for coronary artery disease among adult survivors of childhood cancer

Coronary Artery Disease Risk Down in Survivors of Childhood Cancer

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Risk for coronary artery disease significantly decreased for survivors with diagnosis in 80s, 90s versus 70s
For extremely preterm infants

High-Dose Erythropoietin No Benefit for Extreme Preemies

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No reduction found in risk for severe neurodevelopmental impairment or death at 2 years of age