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The number of women who die from cervical cancer in the United States may be higher than previously believed

Cervical Cancer Mortality Higher Among Older, Black Women

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Rates rose when latest study excluded women who'd already undergone hysterectomy
The most important concepts of obesity prevention and treatment are not adequately represented on the U.S. Medical Licensing Examination Step examinations

Obesity Underrepresented in Medical Licensing Exams

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Exam items primarily address diagnosis and treatment of obesity-related comorbid conditions
For patients with type 2 diabetes and chronic kidney disease

Biomarkers, Clinical Risk Improve Prediction of Renal Function

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Findings in patients with type 2 diabetes, chronic kidney disease over wide range of baseline eGFR
Seniors who receive an implantable cardioverter-defibrillator have high survival rates

Survival Rates High for Older Patients With ICDs

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Nearly 80 percent of patients were alive two years after reveiving device
Research has suggested that diets high in barbecued

Grilled, Smoked Meats May Up Mortality Risk After Breast Cancer

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High prediagnosis grilled, smoked meat intake linked to 23 percent increased risk of all-cause mortality
A sedentary lifestyle may accelerate biological aging

Sedentary Behavior May Lead to Shorter Telomeres in Women

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Cells of elderly women who sit most of the day look much older than their actual age
Seventeen million American adults may have masked hypertension

17 Million U.S. Adults May Have Masked Hypertension

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Masked hypertension more common among males, those with diabetes, older adults
Developing hypertension in very old age may provide some protection from dementia

Hypertension Onset After Age 80 May Protect Against Dementia

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Association independent of antihypertensive medication use
Just a half hour a day of moderate physical activity could improve survival odds for patients with metastatic colorectal cancer

ASCO: Moderate Activity Tied to Longer Survival in Advanced CRC

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Patients only appeared to derive benefit from moderate -- not vigorous -- activity
Hospitalization-related delirium may speed mental decline in patients with dementia

Dementia May Be Exacerbated by Hospital-Related Delirium

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Researchers say efforts must be increased to diagnose, prevent, and treat delirium