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Some children with COVID-19 require admission and intensive care

Some Children With COVID-19 Require Admission, PICU Care

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Elevated CRP, procalcitonin, pro-BNP, platelet count -- but not obesity, asthma -- linked to PICU admission
In International Society of Hypertension practice guidelines

Global Practice Guidelines Issued by International Society of Hypertension

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Optimal, essential recommendations presented for lifestyle interventions, therapy in adults with HTN
Among those reporting alcohol use

Excessive Drinking Seen in Some Patients With Chronic Conditions

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Findings based on data from 2.7 million adults seen in primary care for 26 common medical conditions
Among pediatric cancer patients

11.2 Percent of Pediatric Cancer Patients Positive for SARS-CoV-2

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Rate of positivity 29.3 percent among screen- or symptom-positive patients; 2.5 percent in asymptomatic patients
For patients with diabetes and COVID-19

Age, CRP Up Risk for Mortality in Diabetes With COVID-19

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Insulin usage linked to poor prognosis; ACEI/ARB use did not impact clinical outcome in those with HTN
For patients at high risk for or with established cardiovascular disease in primary care

Sex Differences ID’d in Prescription of Cardiovascular Meds

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Women are less likely to be prescribed aspirin, statins, antihypertensive medications, including ACEIs
The number of births and general fertility rate decreased from 2018 to 2019

CDC: Number of Births, General Fertility Rate in U.S. Down in 2019

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General fertility rate for women aged 15 to 44, total fertility rate decreased to record lows in 2019
Childhood body mass index is positively associated

High BMI in Childhood May Up Risk for Bladder Cancer as Adult

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Height inversely linked to bladder cancer, while excess BMI gain in childhood linked to increased risk
Multiple genes predispose African-American women to breast cancer

Multiple Genes Predispose Black Women to Breast Cancer

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High risks for breast cancer associated with mutations in BRCA1, BRCA2, PALB2
Lawsuits claiming that talc-based Johnson's Baby Powder has caused cancer have led to a plunge in sales in the United States and Canada

Sales of Johnson’s Baby Powder Halted in U.S., Canada

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Johnson & Johnson says talc-based powder is safe and will still be sold in other countries