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The average annual premiums for single and family coverage remained stable in 2016

Average Premiums for Health Care Coverage Stable in 2016

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Family premium 3 percent higher in 2016 than 2015; no change in share of firms offering health benefits
When caring for a child with a concussion

Parents Lack Info on Current Practices for Concussion Recovery

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Once-recommended practices such as waking a sleeping child for periodic checks can delay healing
Pokémon GO is becoming a dangerous distraction for drivers

Playing Pokémon GO Leading to Increase in Distracted Driving

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At least 14 crashes linked to the smartphone game during a 10-day period in July
Codeine is unsafe for children and should no longer be given to them

AAP Says Codeine Not Safe for Children, Urges Restrictions

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Doctors should avoid giving drug to children undergoing tonsillectomy, adenoidectomy
For patients with chronic chilblains

Nifedipine Not Superior to Placebo for Chronic Chilblains

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No significant improvements in mean visual analogue scale scores on complaints, disability
The Zika virus can be detected in conjunctival fluid

Zika Virus Present in Conjunctival Fluid

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Virus may persist in urine, saliva longer, but corneal transplants may pose risk
A new study of drivers who died in auto accidents suggests people in states with medical marijuana laws may be using fewer opioids

Medical Marijuana Laws Linked to Reduced Opioid Use, Abuse

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Study of fatal car crashes finds fewer linked to opioids where medical pot is legal
A learning collaborative model can reduce door-to-needle times in patients with acute ischemic stroke treated with tissue-type plasminogen activator

Learning Collaborative Model Cuts Door-to-Needle Times

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Reduction in DTN time within one quarter of implementation for patients with ischemic stroke
Spirometers used in primary care offices are frequently inaccurate

Many Spirometers Used in Primary Care Deemed Inaccurate

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Applying percent error to clinical data set resulted in re-categorization of 28% of tests to non-obstructed
Physician-assessed drug importance is not associated with patient-reported drug adherence

Importance of Drug As Assessed by Doctor Not Tied to Adherence

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About 20 percent of drugs considered important by physicians were not taken correctly by patients