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Primary care providers will play an important role in preventing the next wave of HIV infections

Primary Care Crucial for Preventing New HIV Infections

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Increase in HIV cases among young, healthy adults, who are likely to turn to primary care for advice, tx
The U.S. Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF) has found that the current evidence is inadequate to assess the benefits and harms of screening with electrocardiogram for atrial fibrillation in older adults; and for low-risk adults

USPSTF Reviews Use of ECG for Preventing A-Fib, CVD Events

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I statement for use of ECG in A-fib in seniors; D recommendation against ECG for reducing CVD risk
High intake of fermented milk products

Yogurt, But Not Milk, May Lower Hip Fracture Risk

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Findings based on combination of high intake of fermented milk products and fruits, vegetables
Compared to vascular experts

PCPs Perform Ultrasound for DVT Similarly to Vascular Experts

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However, further training could improve general practitioners' sensitivity
A targeted microbiome intervention

Microbiome Intervention With Niacin Aids Insulin Sensitivity

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Delayed-release microcapsules of nicotinic acid induce favorable microbiome changes
Almost 30 percent of eligible practices failed to register and report data in the first year of the Physician Value-Based Payment Modifier program

Year One Results Out for Value-Based Payment Modifier Program

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Overall, 29.3 percent of eligible practices failed to register and report data and received a penalty
Anaphylaxis is a rare complication of pregnancy

Anaphylaxis Is Rare Complication of Pregnancy

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Estimated incidence is 1.6 per 100,000 maternities; often the result of a reaction to antibiotics
Long-term oral macrolide administration may increase macrolide-resistant Propionibacterium acnes

Long-Term Macrolide Use Linked to Resistant P. Acnes

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Long-term oral macrolides for treatment of acne may increase macrolide resistance
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services has released the Clinical Laboratory Fee Schedule

Payment for Laboratory Tests Set to Reduce Starting Jan. 1, 2018

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CMS Clinical Laboratory Fee Schedule to result in drop in payments for physician office-based tests
Implementation of Washington state's Senate Bill 5005

Counseling Linked to Reduction in Vaccine Exemption Rates

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Significant drop in rates in Washington after implementation of bill mandating parental counseling