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Higher circulating levels of vitamin D are tied to significantly lower colorectal cancer risk

Higher Vitamin D Levels Tied to Lower Risk of Colorectal Cancer

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In women, risk declines as levels increase up to 100 nmol/L, but association in men not significant
For women

VTE Linked to Acute Decline in Physical Function in Women

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Greater difference in physical decline for women specifically reporting pulmonary embolism
Perioperative red blood cell transfusions are associated with the development of new or progressive postoperative venous thromboembolism

Peri-Op RBC Transfusions Linked to Postoperative VTE

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Perioperative red blood cell transfusion linked to increased adjusted odds of VTE, DVT, PE
Human papillomavirus-positive oropharyngeal cancers are increasing among older adults

Older Adults Increasingly Have HPV+ Oropharyngeal Cancers

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Regardless of age, favorable survival conferred by an HPV-positive tumor status
For organ transplant recipients

Sun Defenses Up in Transplant Patients After Skin Cancer Study

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Increased odds of using multiple sun protection measures among organ transplant recipients
Data breaches affecting health care systems or their partners need to be addressed quickly

How Do Business Partner Data Breaches Affect Your Practice?

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Business associate agreements should be prioritized; collaborative policies can help patch attacks
Worldwide

Increase in Global Cancer Incidence, Drop in Death Rates

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From 2006 and 2016, smallest increase seen in high Sociodemographic Index countries
For adult survivors of childhood cancer

Exercise May Lower Mortality in Adult Survivors of Childhood CA

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Increased exercise over eight-year period linked to reduction in all-cause mortality rate
Neuroblastoma survivors are at elevated risk for psychological impairment

Child Neuroblastoma Survivors at Risk for Psych Impairment

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Psychological impairment seen particularly in those with chronic health conditions
Increased adherence to healthy dietary patterns could result in health care savings from improved health outcomes

Better Dietary Patterns Among U.S. Adults Could Save Billions

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Cost savings of $25.7B and $38.1B based on 20 percent increase in adherence to MED, HEI-2015