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From 2011 to 2015 there was an increase in facial fractures sustained from recreational activity among older adults

Recreational Activity-Linked Facial Fractures Up in Seniors

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From 2011 to 2015, 45.3 percent increase in annual incidence of facial fractures in older adults
About 20 percent of U.S. hospital patients who receive antibiotics experience side effects from the drugs

20 Percent of Hospital Patients Have Side Effects From Abx Rx

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One-fifth of those who had antibiotic-related side effects didn't require the drugs in the first place
More than half of all drug overdose deaths may be caused by fentanyl

Opioid Addicts Find It Hard to Avoid Fentanyl

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Potent synthetic opioid now responsible for more than half of overdose deaths, researchers say
Eighteen cases of measles were recorded as part of an unusual outbreak in Ontario

Unusual Measles Outbreak Described in Ontario in Early 2015

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All 18 cases were suggested to have derived from a single importation of measles virus genotype D4
Strategies are being implemented to reduce opioid overdoses and deaths in Maryland

Strategies Implemented to Cut Opioid ODs, Deaths in Maryland

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Strategies include training in screening, interventions, and referrals to treatment
A simple-to-use nomogram can predict five-

Nomogram Predicts Survival for Adults Undergoing CAC Scoring

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Nomogram predicts five-, 10-, 15-year survival for adults undergoing coronary artery calcium scoring
Staphylococcus aureus infections among U.S. hospital patients have been less resistant to key antibiotics in recent years

Rates of S. aureus Antibiotic Resistance Down in United States

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Rates of susceptibility to certain antibiotics have increased over time
The American Medical Association is calling for more transparency in drug pricing amid rising costs that are putting some lifesaving medications out of reach for patients and communities.

AMA Endeavors to Increase Transparency of Rx Pricing

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At annual meeting, the physicians' group adopted new policies on drug pricing to protect patients
The rate of abdominal radiograph use can be reduced in the pediatric emergency department setting with use of rational subgrouping and stratification on statistical process control charts

Rate of X-Ray Can Be Reduced for Constipation in Pediatric ER

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Rational subgrouping, stratification on statistical process control charts can cut abdominal radiographs
Long-term daily aspirin use is linked to a higher-than-expected risk of disabling or fatal bleeding in patients aged 75 and over

Antiplatelet Bleeding Risk Higher Than Expected for Older Patients

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Research suggests proton-pump inhibitors should be co-prescribed in patients age 75+ years