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The flu drug favipiravir is "clearly effective" in treating patients with the novel coronavirus

Chinese Researchers Say Flu Drug Effective Against COVID-19

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Scientists believe that favipiravir blocks the coronavirus from replicating in the body
There may not be enough ventilators in the United States to cope with the number of novel coronavirus patients who will require them due to pneumonia and other serious respiratory problems

U.S. May Not Have Enough Ventilators for COVID-19 Patients

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About 960,000 COVID-19 patients may need to be put on ventilators at some point
The cannabis constituent Δ9-tetrahydrocannabinol administration can induce psychotic

Single THC Dose Can Induce Psychiatric Symptoms in Adults

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Compared with placebo, single THC dose increased total symptom severity with a large effect size
U.S. adolescents who first use electronic cigarettes are less likely to be subsequent smokers

Teens Who Try E-Cigs First Less Likely to Smoke Cigarettes

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Odds of smoking cigarettes reduced for those first using e-cigarettes rather than other tobacco products
Use of copper intrauterine devices is associated with a lower risk for cervical cancer versus use of the levonorgestrel-releasing intrauterine system

Copper Intrauterine Devices Tied to Lower Risk for Cervical Cancer

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Findings based on comparison to hormonal intrauterine devices
Texans who are college-educated

Demographics May Predict Choice to Not Vaccinate Children

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Demographic and socioeconomic factors linked to rates of conscientious vaccination exemption
There are substantial sociodemographic disparities in the use of office-based orthopedic care and emergency department care for common

Sociodemographic Disparities Seen for Outpatient Orthopedic Care

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Racial/ethnic minorities, people with lower incomes, publicly insured are less likely to receive office-based care
Diabetes screening practices vary widely and are only partially explained by patient

Wide Variation Seen in Screening Practices forType 2 Diabetes

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Variation exists regardless of guideline-based screening strategy used
Women who take less opioid pain medication in the 24-hour period before being discharged from the hospital after a cesarean delivery also use less opioid medication during the four weeks following discharge

Opioid Use Prior to Discharge After C-Section Tied to Later Use

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Level of opioid use within 24 hours predischarge linked to level of use for four weeks postdischarge
Metformin treatment reduces some obesity measures in children

Metformin Could Reduce Obesity in Children

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Metformin therapy reduces some indices of obesity in children and adolescents, review shows