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Suicide rates increased 35 percent from 1999 through 2018

CDC: 1999 to 2018 Saw 35 Percent Increase in Suicide Rates

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Rate increased 1 percent per year from 1999 to 2006 and 2 percent per year from 2006 through 2018
Children diagnosed with COVID-19 have a milder disease course and better prognoses than adults

Children Have Milder Disease Course, Better COVID-19 Prognosis

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Diagnostic presentation has been similar to that of adults, but with less severe pneumonia
Heavy drinkers who continue drinking into old age have significantly larger waistlines and increased stroke risk

Heavy Drinking Tied to Larger Waist Lines, Higher Stroke Risk

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Higher prevalence of cardiovascular risk factors seen even for those who stop drinking heavily by age 50
In guidelines issued by the international Surviving Sepsis Campaign initiative

Guidelines Developed for COVID-19 Patients in ICU

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54 statements issued on infection control, diagnosis, hemodynamic support, ventilator support, therapy
Guidelines for doctors on how to prescribe two antimalarial drugs that some believe may treat the novel coronavirus are no longer available on the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention website.

CDC Removes Prescribing Guidelines for Antimalarial Drugs

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Guidance statement is now shorter than the previous version and no longer provides dosage information
Children with coronavirus disease 2019 have symptoms of fever

Children With COVID-19 Do Not Always Have Cough, Fever

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73 percent of children had fever, cough, shortness of breath versus 93 percent of adults age 18 to 64
An initiative to add social workers to rural primary care teams increases social work encounters among veterans and reduces hospital admissions and emergency department visits among high-risk patients

Adding Social Workers to Care Teams Can Cut Hospital Admissions for Veterans

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Initiative to add social workers to rural primary care teams also reduces ED visits for high-risk veterans
Preliminary data regarding outcomes for pediatric patients with inflammatory bowel disease during the coronavirus disease 2019 outbreak are reassuring

No Treatment Change Needed for Peds IBD During COVID-19 Pandemic

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Authors recommend continuing inflammatory bowel disease treatment, including biologics
The use of the antimalarial drug chloroquine to treat COVID-19 patients has been halted at several Swedish hospitals due to reported side effects such as cramps and loss of peripheral vision. Sahlgrenska University Hospital is one of those facilities. It stopped the use of chloroquine in the treatment of COVID-19 about two weeks ago.

Side Effects Seen With Use of Chloroquine Against COVID-19

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Some Swedish hospitals have stopped using the antimalarial drug due to severity of side effects
When hypothetical stay-at-home orders in response to COVID-19 are extended longer than expected

Compliance Higher if Stay-at-Home Extensions Are Shorter Than Thought

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Results more pronounced among individuals who were already fully complying with self-isolation