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Intermittent fasting with restricted energy intake may provide better outcomes than daily continuous diet restriction for health and weight loss in obese women

Intermittent Fasts Plus Energy Restriction Best for Weight Loss

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IF with 70 percent energy intake has better outcomes versus continuous diet restriction in obese women
Replacing prolonged sedentary bouts with physical activity reduces mortality risk

Replacing Sitting Time With Activity Lowers Mortality Risk

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No risk reduction seen when replacing prolonged sedentary bouts with shorter sedentary bouts
The rates of complications after invasive diagnostic procedures for lung abnormalities are higher in the community setting than in clinical trials

Complications Higher Than Expected for Invasive Lung Tests

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Complication rates for invasive lung diagnostic procedures higher than those seen in clinical trials
For individuals with normal fasting glucose but not those with impaired fasting glucose

Components of Ideal Cardio Health Cut Diabetes Risk

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Lower risk for diabetes seen for those with normal fasting glucose, not impaired fasting glucose
Many low-income women cannot afford menstrual hygiene supplies

Low-Income Women Lack Menstrual Hygiene Supplies

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One in five low-income women in St. Louis cannot afford products on a monthly basis
Adoption of advanced health information technology capabilities is inconsistent across health care systems

Adoption of Advanced Health IT Capabilities Inconsistent

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Degree of EHR standardization strongest predictor of health information technology adoption
In older adults

High Levels of Activity, Motor Ability Linked to Better Cognition

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Findings seen in older adults; independent correlations remained for those with Alzheimer disease
The influence of heritability and environmental factors has been identified for a large number of phenotypes

Study Explores Influence of Genetics, Environment in Disease

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Genetic component for 40 percent of phenotypes studied; 25 percent have environmental risk factors
Recalling specific positive life experiences may build resilience and help lower vulnerability to depression among adolescents with a history of early-life stress

Recalling Positive Memories May Cut Depression Risk for Teens

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In teens with early-life stress, positive memory specificity linked to lower depressive symptoms
A new clinical guideline from the American Gastroenterological Association published Dec. 18 in Gastroenterology focuses on the medical management of patients with mild-to-moderate ulcerative colitis.

Guideline Issued for Treatment of Mild/Moderate Ulcerative Colitis

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Standard-dose mesalamine or diazo-bonded 5-ASA recommended versus low-dose mesalamine