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Specific learning interventions may improve emotional well-being among medical students

Learning Interventions Can Improve Med Student Well-Being

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Environmental interventions such as pass/fail grading system, mental health programs beneficial
The prevalences of depression or depressive symptoms and suicide ideation are 27.2 and 11.1 percent

Depression, Suicide Ideation Prevalent in Medical Students

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Prevalence of depression or depressive symptoms is 27.2 percent; suicide ideation, 11.1 percent
There is state-specific variation in the prevalence of current asthma among employed adults

State-Specific Variation in Asthma Rates Among Employed Adults

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Highest prevalence for those in information industry in Massachusetts, health care support in Michigan
Early peanut introduction is associated with increased probability of a successful oral food challenge

Study Explores Factors Linked to Successful Peanut OFC

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Higher odds of successful oral food challenge with early introduction, white race, advancing age

November 2016 Briefing – Allergy

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Here are what the editors at HealthDay consider to be the most important developments in Allergy for November 2016. This roundup includes the latest...
Primary care providers order significantly more food allergen panels and generate higher costs per patient than allergists

PCPs Order More Food Allergen Panels Than Allergists

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Also order more tests for uncommon causes of food allergy and generate higher costs
The number of people in families having problems paying medical bills fell by nearly 13 million from 2011 through the first six months of 2016

CDC: Fewer U.S. Families Struggling to Pay Medical Bills

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More Americans are experiencing relief with medical bills, but gaps remain
The autologous serum skin test can be combined with additional parameters to best identify chronic autoimmune urticaria

ASST Combined With Other Tests Best IDs Autoimmune Urticaria

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ASST combined with all specific parameters has sensitivity of 97 percent, specificity of 86 percent
Privately insured Americans spent nearly 5 percent more on health care last year than in 2014; this increase was significantly more than that seen in previous years and reflects higher costs for prescription drugs

Rising Rx, ER Prices Pushing U.S. Health Care Spending Up

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Prescription drugs are the fastest growing expense, report shows

American College of Allergy, Asthma & Immunology, Nov. 10-14

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The 2016 Annual Meeting of the American College of Allergy, Asthma & Immunology The annual meeting of the American College of Allergy, Asthma...