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There is moderately high interest in genetic testing for melanoma risk among the general population

Patient Interest Fairly High for Melanoma Genetic Risk Testing

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Reduced interest seen in minority and less educated populations
Transfeminine individuals have increased rates of venous thromboembolism compared with cisgender men and cisgender women

Transfeminine Persons Have Increased VTE Incidence

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More pronounced differences in VTE, ischemic stroke for those who initiated hormone tx during follow-up
The American Medical Association calls for inclusive family and medical leave policies to support lesbian

AMA Calls for Inclusive Family, Medical Leave Policies

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Association will advocate for policies inclusive of LGBTQ workers
Nine new drug labeling and packaging guidelines have been developed with an aim of reducing medication errors

International Group Develops Best Practices for Drug Packaging

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Global regulators recommend adoption of ready-to-use/administer syringes and premixed IV solutions
Misleading portrayals of tobacco's health consequences in popular YouTube videos can increase positivity toward featured products

Misleading Popular Videos Impact Attitudes About Tobacco

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Misleading portrayal of tobacco health consequences can increase positivity toward featured product
Following a blood shortage triggered by the Fourth of July holiday week

Red Cross Issues Nationwide Call for Blood Donations

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While all blood types are needed, type O negative and positive are especially crucial
Many individuals with skin of color do not know that they need comprehensive photoprotection to prevent skin cancer and photoaging

UV Protection Methods Low in Individuals With Skin of Color

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Sunscreen use low, with 62 to 74 percent of African-Americans reporting never or rarely using sunscreen
Individual blood donations will no longer need to be tested for the Zika virus

FDA Drops Zika Testing for Blood Donors

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Agency recommends moving away from testing each individual donation to testing pooled donations
There is an increased risk for skin cancer among U.S. active duty service members and veterans

Skin Cancer Risk Higher in Military Personnel

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Increased sun exposure, lack of protection may be responsible for increased risk
Cabozantinib results in significantly longer overall and progression-free survival than placebo among patients with advanced hepatocellular carcinoma

Cabozantinib Improves Survival in Advanced Hepatocellular Cancer

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Significantly longer overall and progression-free survival with cabozantinib than placebo