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Early multimodality treatment seems to achieve best results for children with infantile hemangiomas of the nose

Review Supports Early Multimodal Tx for Infantile Hemangioma

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General consensus supporting early multimodality treatment for infantile hemangiomas of the nose
Body size seems to be associated with increased risk of primary hyperparathyroidism in women

Body Size Linked to Primary Hyperparathyroidism in Women

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Multivariable adjusted relative risk for incident P-HPTH increases with waist circumference, weight
A Telemedical Lifestyle Intervention Program can improve glycemic control in advanced-stage type 2 diabetes

Telemedical Lifestyle Intervention Ups T2DM Glycemic Control

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TeLiPro linked to significantly higher reduction in HbA1c in advanced-stage type 2 diabetes
Using hormone therapy to prevent chronic health issues

HRT Not Advised for Disease Prevention Post Menopause

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Benefits of treatment don't outweigh the risks, U.S. Preventive Services Task Force reiterates
The risk of acute myocardial infarction increases sharply after a respiratory infection

Acute MI Risk Significantly Up Following Respiratory Infection

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Risk of AMI 17 times higher in week after a respiratory infection, researchers say
The decline in the number of Americans without health insurance stalled in 2016 after five years of progress

CDC: Slowing of Decline in Number of Uninsured Adults

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Uninsured rate was 9 percent in 2016, compared with 9.1 percent in 2015
Federal standards that mean states will need to deliver care to elderly and disabled Medicaid enrollees in home and community-based settings will take effect in 2022

States Given Until 2022 to Meet Medicaid Standards of Care

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Standards set in a 2014 rule aim to improve quality of care that disabled receive outside of institutions
If certain targets are met

AIDS Epidemic Could End in U.S. by 2025

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Infection rate could be as low as 12,000 people a year by 2025, researchers report
Individuals with metabolically healthy obesity still have a higher risk of cardiovascular disease than normal-weight people

‘Healthy’ Obese Still at Higher Risk of Cardiovascular Disease

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Study of 3.5 million people shows 'healthy' obese at higher risk than the general population
Hospitalized patients 65 and older may face a slightly higher risk of dying within a month of their admittance when treated by an older versus younger physician

Treatment in Hospital by Older Doctors Tied to Higher Mortality

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Older patients' hospital survival slightly higher when physician is younger, researchers say