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Cash prices of generic medicines to treat heart failure vary so widely that some patients may not be able to afford to fill all of their prescriptions

AHA: Wide Variation in Prices of Generic Heart Failure Meds

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Patients can spend from $12 to $400 a month to fill prescriptions
Proton pump inhibitors at higher doses are associated with an increased risk of ischemic stroke

AHA: Proton Pump Inhibitors Tied to Ischemic Stroke Risk

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Researchers concerned about high doses of meds like esomeprazole and omeprazole
Vaginal tissue is particularly vulnerable to infection by RNA viruses

Vaginal Immune Response May Up Zika Risk in Women

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Findings suggest, when transmitted sexually, women are more susceptible to contracting RNA viruses
Nearly one-third of Americans newly diagnosed with atrial fibrillation don't realize the condition puts them at increased risk for stroke

AHA: Knowledge of Stroke Risk Lacking Among A-Fib Patients

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Study finds gaps in what patients know about atrial fibrillation
Half of patients hospitalized with atrial fibrillation aren't receiving oral anticoagulants

AHA: Many A-Fib Patients Not Receiving Oral Anticoagulants

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Only 46 percent of patients with indications received OACs at discharge from hospital
Glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1) receptor agonists (RAs) are associated with increased risk of gastrointestinal adverse events

GI Adverse Events Up With GLP-1 Receptor Agonists

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Risk varies based on dose, background medications, and type of GLP-1 RA
In patients with acute cough

Only Slightly Worse Disease Course for Bacterial LRI

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More often return for second consult than those without bacterial etiology in acute cough
In asymptomatic never smokers

AHA: Secondhand Tobacco Smoke Ups Atherosclerosis Risk

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Extent of SHTS exposure linked to presence, extent of atherosclerosis in asymptomatic never smokers
Depression is on the rise among American teens and young adults

Depression Rates Up Among Adolescents, Particularly Females

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Report authors suggest cyberbullying, social media use as possible causes
Spanking and hitting children to discipline them has been on the decline among U.S. parents -- rich and poor alike -- since 1988

Physical Punishment of Children Declining in the United States

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Decline seen across all socioeconomic strata