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Most protected health information breaches compromise sensitive demographic and/or financial information

Protected Health Info Breaches Compromise Sensitive Data

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Most hospital data breaches include demographic or financial information that could be used for identity theft
Considerable racial/ethnic disparities exist in HIV preexposure prophylaxis awareness

Racial/Ethnic Disparities Seen in PrEP Awareness, Discussions

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Black and Hispanic men who have sex with men less likely to be aware, have discussed PrEP than whites
Medical education does not equip students to provide high-quality

Medical Students Not Ready to Provide Nutritional Care

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Findings consistent regardless of country of training, year of medical education
HIV infection is independently associated with an increased risk for atrial fibrillation

HIV Infection May Raise Risk for Atrial Fibrillation

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Risk similar to known factors such as hypertension and diabetes
The first attempt to use the gene-editing tool CRISPR to cure HIV infection was unsuccessful but the approach does show promise.

Scientists Use Gene-Editing Tool CRISPR in Attempt to Cure HIV

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Attempt failed, but tool appears precise and safe and holds promise
Financial integration between physicians and hospitals raises patient spending but does not impact care quality

Spending Up With Treatment in Hospital-Owned Practices

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Difference in spending seems to be due to greater service utilization; no difference seen in care quality
The eventual elimination of chemical testing on mammals was announced Tuesday by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.

EPA to Phase Out Chemical Testing on Mammals

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Agency plans 30 percent reduction in number of studies that require use of mammals by 2025
The percentage of Americans living in poverty declined in 2018

Poverty Rate Drops, but Fewer Americans Have Health Insurance

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8.5 percent of population lacked health insurance for all of 2018, up from 7.9 percent in 2017
Among medical school matriculants

Racial, Ethnic Underrepresentation Found in Med School Matriculants

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Black, Hispanic, American Indian or Alaska Native students underrepresented versus U.S. population
Sixty percent of U.S. physicians believe that the Affordable Care Act has improved access to care and insurance after five years of implementation

Majority of U.S. Doctors Believe ACA Has Improved Access to Care

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In 2017 versus 2012, more doctors agreed the ACA would turn U.S. health care in the right direction