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The larger a woman's body size as a young adult

Larger Women Have Nearly Three-Fold Higher Risk of A-Fib

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Risk of atrial fibrillation rises along with body size, but remain low overall, researchers say
Enhanced patient-centered communication positively impacts patients' psychological state during bad-news encounters

Doctor Communication Style Key During Bad-News Encounters

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Enhanced patient-centered communication lessens anxiety during disclosure of cancer diagnosis
Many patients report lack of confidence or knowledge in keeping cholesterol under control

AHA: Patients Lack Confidence in Managing Their Cholesterol

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Patients feel least informed about target body weight, types of cholesterol, goals for management
Cardiopulmonary exercise testing

Exercise Capacity Prognostically Beneficial for Patients

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When not contraindicated, reviewers urge for overall view of patients' clinical status
Immediate cholecystectomy may not always be necessary for patients with acute biliary pancreatitis

Surgery May Not Be Necessary in Acute Biliary Pancreatitis

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Research suggests factors may predict need for immediate cholecystectomy
Elderly veterans with post-traumatic stress disorder with dementia have increased odds of being prescribed second-generation antipsychotics compared with those with PTSD alone

SGA Prescribing Higher for Veterans With PTSD/Dementia

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Prescribing of SGAs to veterans with PTSD down, but consistently increased odds for concurrent dementia
Implementation of the Medicare Access and CHIP Reauthorization Act has made fundamental changes to the government's approach to physician payment

MACRA Changes Government Approach to Doctor Payment

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New approach pays providers based on quality, value, and results delivered, but questions remain
A daily multivitamin doesn't benefit cardiovascular health in men

Multivitamin Use Does Not Benefit Cardiovascular Health in Men

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No evidence of benefit even in men with poor nutritional status at baseline
American adults with disabilities have lower colorectal cancer screening rates than other adults

Rates of Colorectal CA Screening Lower for Adults With Disabilities

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Transportation issues, lack of awareness, other barriers may be at issue
Stroke patients who are active and exercise regularly before the event have a lower risk of post-stroke disability

Pre-Stroke Fitness, but Not BMI, May Predict Post-Stoke Disability

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Patients who exercised regularly before stroke event had lower odds for disability after