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Across cancers

Out-of-Pocket Costs Correlate With Receipt of Cancer Care

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Across cancers, higher costs tied to higher rates of oral prescription abandonment, delayed initiation
Training with a cable-driven robot is associated with improved response to perturbations and increased gait stability among patients with Parkinson's disease

Robot Training Improves Gait Stability in Parkinson’s

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Improvements seen in response to perturbations while walking and in gait stability
About three-quarters of patients in California who receive End of Life Option Act drugs ingest them and die

Three-Quarters Receiving ‘End of Life Option Act’ Drugs Take Them

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Common reasons for pursuing California's EOLOA are not wanting to suffer, not being able to enjoy life
In older adults with memory complaints but no dementia

More Daily Steps Associated With Thicker Brain Sub-Regions

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Older adults with memory problems who walk more than 4,000 steps/day have better cognitive skills
Helping patients understand individualized reasons for opioid tapering and encouraging them to provide input into the process are key for patient-provider communications

Tips Offered for Patient-Provider Opioid Tapering Talks

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Patients should understand individualized reasons for tapering, know their providers will not abandon them
Guidelines have been developed to help optimize treatment of heart failure with reduced ejection fraction

Guidelines Developed for Optimizing Treatment of HFrEF

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Consensus statement addresses 10 pivotal issues in heart failure with reduced ejection fraction
A long-term intensive lifestyle intervention in overweight and obese adults with type 2 diabetes mellitus is associated with greater cerebral blood flow

Intensive Lifestyle Intervention Linked to Cerebral Blood Flow

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In obese, overweight adults with T2DM, long-term weight loss intervention tied to greater blood flow
For community-dwelling older adults

Calcium, Vitamin D Don’t Seem to Reduce Fracture Risk in Seniors

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No reduction in incidence of fractures among community-dwelling older adults taking supplements
Short-term exposure to ambient fine particulate matter and warm-season ozone at levels below current national air quality standards is associated with increased risk of mortality in the U.S. Medicare population

Exposure to PM2.5, Ozone at Low Levels Linked to Mortality

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Link between short-term exposure to levels below air quality standards, mortality in Medicare population
For patients with hypertension

Multicomponent Strategies Most Effective for BP Control

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In patients with hypertension, multilevel, multicomponent strategies may be best