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Americans should not use electronic cigarettes while health officials investigate cases of severe lung illness that may be linked to the devices

AMA: Do Not Use Electronic Cigarettes

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AMA statement comes as sixth death from vaping-related lung illness confirmed
There is racial/ethnic variation in the emergency department destination for patients using emergency medical services transport

Racial/Ethnic Variation Found in ED Destination of EMS Transport

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Black, Hispanic patients more likely than white patients to be transported to safety-net hospital ED
Electronic cigarette use has been associated with severe pulmonary illness

Studies Look at E-Cigarette Use Linked to Pulmonary Illness

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Persons should consider not using e-cigarettes while investigation is ongoing and cause is uncertain
Among medical school matriculants

Racial, Ethnic Underrepresentation Found in Med School Matriculants

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Black, Hispanic, American Indian or Alaska Native students underrepresented versus U.S. population
Suicide rates increased from 1999 to 2016 in the United States

1999 to 2016 Saw Increase in Suicide Rates Across the U.S.

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Higher rates, more rapid increase in suicide rates seen in rural counties versus large metropolitan counties
Use of hearing aids is associated with lower risks for being diagnosed with Alzheimer disease

Hearing Aid Use Tied to Lower Risk for Dementia, Depression, Falls

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Findings revealed in large study of older adults with hearing loss
Lab tests have found a chemical derived from vitamin E in samples of vaping products that have sickened people in 25 states.

Health Officials Close in on Culprit in Vaping Lung Injury Cases

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Vitamin E acetate can be dangerous when inhaled, leading to cough, shortness of breath, chest pain
Sixty percent of U.S. physicians believe that the Affordable Care Act has improved access to care and insurance after five years of implementation

Majority of U.S. Doctors Believe ACA Has Improved Access to Care

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In 2017 versus 2012, more doctors agreed the ACA would turn U.S. health care in the right direction
Many older adults have not taken adequate steps to prepare for emergency situations

Poll: Not All Older Adults Prepared for Emergency Situations

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Most of those who require essential medications or health supplies report having seven-day supply
The frequency of circulating memory B cells specific for mumps is much lower than that of those specific for measles and rubella among healthy college-aged students who were vaccinated in childhood

Decreased Humoral Immunity to Mumps Seen in Young Adults

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10 percent of college-aged students vaccinated in childhood had no detectable memory B cells to mumps