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Burnout is prevalent among physicians

Burnout Found Prevalent Among Doctors in Single Health System

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Link between patient satisfaction and emotional exhaustion; also tied to odds of leaving organization
Exclusive current cigarette and cigar use is associated with increased risk of all-cause mortality

Mortality Risks of Exclusive Cigar, Cigarette, Pipe Use ID’d

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Higher risk of tobacco-related cancer death for current/former cigarette, current cigar, pipe smoking
Many adolescent and young adult cancer survivors are not receiving adequate follow-up care

Follow-Up Lacking for Teen, Young Adult Cancer Survivors

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Many young adult cancer survivors do not follow up properly, independent of disease type or insurance
Antidiabetes treatment discontinuation rates are higher for obese individuals undergoing bariatric surgery

Bariatric Surgery Linked to Discontinuing Diabetes Meds

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Six-year antidiabetes treatment initiation rate also much lower after bariatric surgery
Consumption of ultra-processed food is associated with increased risk of overall and breast cancer

Ultra-Processed Food Linked to Increased Overall Cancer Risk

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10% increase in proportions of ultra-processed foods tied to >10% higher breast and overall cancer risk
Just more than half of surveyed adults consider alcohol to be more harmful than marijuana

Many in Oregon View Alcohol As More Harmful Than Marijuana

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In survey, 52.5 percent called alcohol more harmful, 40 percent considered the two equally harmful
Most patients want greater connectivity

Patients Want Physicians to Have Greater Connectivity

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Most patients want greater connectivity, online tools, convenience via SMS, and more time with doctors
The burden of surgical site infection after gastrointestinal surgery is greater for countries with low income as classified by the U.N. Human Development Index

GI Surgical Site Infections Higher in Low-Income Countries

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Infection risk highest in countries with low income, low Human Development Index
Excess weight loss immediately preceding bariatric surgery is associated with improved outcomes

Pre-Op Weight Loss Improves Outcomes of Bariatric Surgery

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Pre-op excess weight loss tied to significantly greater rate of post-op excess weight loss over one year
Racial and ethnic disparities in the use of preoperative chemotherapy exist among patients with gastric cancer in the United States

Disparities Seen in Gastric Cancer Patients’ Receipt of Pre-Op Chemo

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Racial, ethnic disparities in treatment also affect disparities in overall survival