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Use of health literacy tools is encouraged for facilitating shared decision making

Use of Health Literacy Tools Can Promote Shared Decision Making

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Use of universal health literacy precautions toolkit ensures patients can make well-considered decisions
Regular aspirin use is associated with reduced mortality

AACR: Regular Aspirin Use Linked to Lower Cancer Mortality

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Regular aspirin use linked to lower risk of dying from cancer, especially colorectal, breast, prostate cancer
Insurance products offered by hospitals and health systems

Vertical Integration Insurance Products of Higher Quality

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Slight increase in percentage of insurance products offered by hospitals, health systems from 2011-2015
For older adults

Brain Changes May Mark Risk of Financial Exploitation in Seniors

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Differences in brain regions associated with social, emotional function seen in financially exploited seniors
Nine out of 10 American doctors are happy with their choice of profession

90 Percent of U.S. Physicians Satisfied With Career Choice

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AMA survey of physicians, residents, and medical students finds most are satisfied despite challenges
Tooth loss is associated with increased risks of cardiovascular disease and death in older women

Gum Disease, Tooth Loss Tied to Higher Mortality in Older Women

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While gum disease more prevalent, it was not tied to higher CVD-related events
For patients with dementia

Proton Pump Inhibitor Use Ups Pneumonia Risk in Dementia

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Independent risk factors for pneumonia include age, male gender, underlying cerebrovascular disease
Apixaban therapy is cost-effective for atrial fibrillation from the perspective of the U.S. health care system

Apixaban Tx Cost in A-Fib Meets U.S. Norms for Reasonable Value

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Incremental cost of achieving longer life expectancy within accepted U.S. norm ($53,925/QALY)
For adults age 60+ years

Alcohol Consumption Trending Upward Among Older Adults

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Among women age 60+, trend upward in prevalence of current drinking, binge drinking
Individuals with hepatitis B and hepatitis C have increased rates of subsequent Parkinson's disease

Hepatitis B, C Linked to Higher Subsequent Rates of Parkinson’s

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Increased rates of subsequent Parkinson's for those with hepatitis B, C, but not autoimmune hepatitis