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The prevalence of cardiovascular disease is 48.0 percent in adults in the United States based on 2013 to 2016 data

AHA: Nearly Half of U.S. Adults Have Cardiovascular Disease

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Forty-six percent of U.S. adults have hypertension
Midlife increases in fasting glucose with conversion to diabetes are associated with higher cardiovascular disease risk

Avoiding Full-Blown Diabetes Cuts Cardiovascular Risk

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Early detection of prediabetes may reduce risk for developing cardiovascular disease
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration was given an "F" in a new American Lung Association report card evaluating tobacco prevention programs.

FDA Receives an ‘F’ in Tobacco Prevention Report Card

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American Lung Association releases State of Tobacco Control 2019 report
Only one in five children and adults with type 1 diabetes in the United States achieve American Diabetes Association goals for glycated hemoglobin

Few Patients With Type 1 Diabetes Meeting HbA1c Goals

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Glycemic control not better in 2010 to 2018, despite more use of insulin pumps, continuous monitoring
The soaring cost of insulin will be investigated as the U.S. Congress holds hearings into the high cost of prescription drugs

Large Insulin Price Hike to Be Investigated by U.S. Congress

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Currently, there is no effective generic alternative to brand-name insulin
Financial stress may be associated with coronary heart disease among African-Americans

Financial Stress, Coronary Heart Disease Linked in African-Americans

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Association no longer significant after adjustment for depression, smoking, diabetes
An improved type 1 diabetes (T1D) genetic risk score (GRS)

Improved Genetic Risk Score Aids Type 1 Diabetes Classification

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Revised risk score also improves newborn screening versus HLA genotyping alone
In a report published in the January issue of Value in Health

Report IDs Areas Lacking Good Practice in Health Tech Assessment

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Three areas include defining organizational aspects, use of deliberative process, examining impact
Ensuring a short duration between dinner and bedtime has no effect on hemoglobin A1c levels in middle-aged and older Japanese adults

Short Duration Between Dinner, Bed Has No Effect on HbA1c

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Duration of two hours or shorter between dinner and bedtime did not influence HbA1c changes
Physicians need to take an active role in prescribing specific exercise training in patients with both type 2 diabetes mellitus and cardiovascular disease

Doctors Should Encourage Exercise in Patients With Diabetes, CV Disease

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Recommendations suggest doctors prescribe individualized exercise training for these patients