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For young adults undergoing aortic valve replacement

TAVR Increasingly Being Used in Young Adults Despite Uncertainty

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TAVR volumes increased 134 percent from 2013 to 2017; valve choice associated with age
Seven out of 10 Americans rate their health-related behaviors and attitudes as good or excellent

Survey: Most Americans Think of Themselves as Healthy

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Those with higher income rate their health higher than those with lower income
The gender gap in starting salary for physicians persists

Gender Gap Persists in Starting Salary for Physicians

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Gender differences in preferences for control over work-life balance do not account for gap in salary
In a review published in the Jan. 28 issue of the Journal of the American College of Cardiology

Potential Links ID’d for Marijuana Use, Cardiovascular Risks

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Key classes of cardiovascular medications are affected by marijuana, including statins, β-blockers
A "malignant" subphenotype of left ventricular hypertrophy (LVH) with minimal elevations in cardiac biomarkers is associated with an increased risk for heart failure

LV Hypertrophy May Explain Racial Disparities in Heart Failure

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Some of the excess risk for heart failure explained by higher prevalence of malignant LVH in blacks
For vitamin D-deficient overweight and obese children

Effects of Vit D Correction on CV Health Studied in Obese Children

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No change seen in endothelial function, but reductions in BP, fasting glucose concentration seen at six months
Prehospital administration of epinephrine may aid pediatric patients following out-of-hospital cardiac arrests

Prehospital Epinephrine Aids Out-of-Hospital Pediatric Cardiac Arrests

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Study shows improved return of circulation following out-of-hospital cardiac arrest but not improved survival
Transitional care services are cost-effective for the postdischarge management of older patients with heart failure

Model Shows Transitional Care Cost-Effective in Heart Failure

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All three transitional care interventions more costly and effective than standard care
Health care payments in the United States are more regressive than previously thought

Wealthy Pay Most to Finance U.S. Health Care

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However, share of income is greatest among households with lowest income
Most measures of unmet need for physician services in the United States have not improved since 1998 despite gains in health insurance coverage

Unmet Need for Physician Care Not Improving With More Insured

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Despite coverage increases since 1998, most measures of unmet need not showing improvement