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People living with HIV have a higher risk for cardiovascular disease

People Living With HIV Have Higher Risk for Cardiovascular Disease

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Risk for heart failure and stroke particularly higher; risk for heart attack, atrial fibrillation moderately higher
Ambient air pollution is associated with lower lung function and increased chronic obstructive pulmonary disease prevalence

Air Pollution Found to Accelerate Aging of the Lungs

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Larger effects seen for people from lower-income households
Both systolic and diastolic hypertension contribute independently to the risk for adverse cardiovascular events

Systolic, Diastolic HTN Contribute to Adverse CV Events

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Systolic, diastolic HTN independently predict composite outcome with thresholds of ≥140/90 or 130/80 mm Hg
The pooled prevalence of preventable patient harm is 6 percent across a range of medical settings globally

About One in 20 Patients Exposed to Preventable Harm

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Pooled prevalence of preventable patient harm was 6 percent; 12 percent was severe, led to death
Eye disorders frequently affect adults aged 45 years and older with diagnosed diabetes

CDC Assesses Burden of Eye Disorders in Adults With Diabetes

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Cataracts found to be most commonly reported eye disorder affecting adults aged ≥45 years with diabetes
During 2011 to 2017

CDC: Prevalence of Smoking Quit Attempts Unchanged in Most States

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From 2011 to 2017, quit attempts increased in four states, decreased in two states
For low-income pregnant women

Prevalence of Suicide Ideation 4.6 Percent in Pregnant Women

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Findings seen for low-income women enrolled in WIC; odds of suicide ideation up with depression
Cholesterol levels that are too low may increase the risk for hemorrhagic stroke

Extremely Low LDL Cholesterol May Up Stroke Risk

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Higher hemorrhagic stroke risk seen for individuals with low-density lipoprotein cholesterol <70 mg/dL
Primary care doctors can detect and treat most cases of depression

Many Patients With Depression Do Not Need a Psychiatrist

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With proper guidance, primary care physicians can screen, diagnose, and treat depression
Older patients and African-American patients use an inpatient portal less often than younger and white patients

Age, Race Disparities Identified in Inpatient Portal Use

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Inpatient portals used less by older and African-American patients versus younger, white patients