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Medicare per capita spending was much higher for beneficiaries who died during 2014 than for those who survived the entire year

Medicare Spending Up for Decedents Versus Survivors

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Average per capita spending for Medicare beneficiaries who died 4-fold higher than survivors

Athletes Have Higher Risk for Developing Atrial Fibrillation

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Risk greater in athletes younger than 55 years and among those participating in mixed sport versus endurance sport

More patients report satisfaction with overall care in a nonteaching hospitalist service than in a general medicine teaching service

Patients More Satisfied With Care From Hospitalists

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More satisfied in setting of nonteaching hospitalist service versus general medicine teaching service

Online Heart Transplant Resources Overly Complex

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Resources require high literacy levels and often lack translation to other languages

Sex Hormone-Binding Globulin May Be Biomarker for CVD Risk in Men

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Findings appear to be independent of total testosterone concentrations

The U.S. Preventive Services Task Force concludes that there is currently insufficient evidence to assess the benefits and harms of adding nontraditional risk factors to traditional cardiovascular disease risk assessment in asymptomatic adults. These findings form the basis for a final recommendation statement published online July 10 in the Journal of the American Medical Association.

USPSTF: Evidence Lacking for Nontraditional CVD Risk Factors

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Insufficient evidence for adding to traditional CVD risk assessment in asymptomatic adults
SweynTooth cybersecurity vulnerabilities may affect medical devices

FDA: Cybersecurity Vulnerabilities May Affect Medical Devices

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Providers asked to identify devices; patients potentially affected by 12 Bluetooth-associated vulnerabilities

Considerable Disparities in Life Expectancy Exist Within U.S. Population

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Large disparities in life expectancy observed, which grew over time, especially during the first two years of COVID-19

Nine out of 10 American doctors are happy with their choice of profession

90 Percent of U.S. Physicians Satisfied With Career Choice

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AMA survey of physicians, residents, and medical students finds most are satisfied despite challenges
Negotiations to increase payment from insurance companies can be extremely difficult

Guidance Offered for Negotiating Higher Rates From Payers

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Compiling the information needed to approach insurance companies is time consuming