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Job strain is associated with an increased risk of death among men with cardiometabolic disease

Job Strain May Raise Death Risk in Men With Cardiometabolic Dz

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Increased mortality greater than excess linked to HTN, obesity, physical inactivity, high alcohol intake
Online physician reviews tend to be skewed positively

Online Consumer Ratings of Physicians Tend to Be Skewed

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Ratings also differ significantly by specialty group
Black and Hispanic patients are at higher risk for stroke recurrence than white patients

Disparities for Risk of Recurrent Hemorrhagic Stroke Unexplained

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Higher risk of second hemorrhagic stroke in blacks, Hispanics, not fully explained by hypertension severity
Under the 2017 American College of Cardiology/American Heart Association hypertension guidelines

Under New Guidelines, More Stroke Survivors With HTN Dx

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Also, more are not within recommended BP target compared with Joint National Committee report
Compared to saphenous-vein grafts

Radial-Artery Grafts Better Than Saphenous-Vein Grafts in CABG

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Lower adverse cardiac events seen at five-year follow-up after coronary-artery bypass surgery
The American Academy of Family Physicians has joined 40 public health and medical associations in favor of a proposed update to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration's cigarette product standards to reduce the nicotine content in cigarettes.

AAFP Joins Call on FDA to Reduce Nicotine Content in Cigarettes

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AAFP and other signatories also call on FDA to apply the proposal to other combustible tobacco products
The prevalence of being uninsured varies by occupational groups

CDC: Prevalence of No Insurance Varies by Occupational Groups

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Significant drop in prevalence of uninsured from 2013 to 2014; variation by occupation in both years
Physicians have a role to play in caring for caregivers to help prevent burnout

AMA Guide Highlights Importance of Caring for Caregivers

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Burnout can have harmful effects for both patients and caregivers if left unaddressed
The actual number of deaths related to Hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico in 2016 is likely more than 70 times the official government estimate of 64

Post-Hurricane Deaths in Puerto Rico Underestimated

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New estimate puts hurricane-related deaths at 4,645; many attributed to delayed, interrupted health care
Limited health literacy is a barrier to cardiovascular health and prevention of cardiovascular disease

AHA: Limited Health Literacy Is Barrier to Cardiovascular Care

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Use of Universal Precautions Toolkit recommended for improving quality of care