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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
Rapid and accurate diagnosis of fungal infections relies on appropriate use of diagnostic testing

ATS Guideline Outlines Lab Tests for Diagnosis of Fungal Infections

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Guideline addresses lab testing for diagnosis of fungal infections in pulmonary medicine, critical care
Thirty-two outbreaks of hepatitis A associated with drinking water were identified during 1971 to 2017

1971 to 2017 Saw 32 Drinking Water Hepatitis A Outbreaks

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The last four reported hepatitis A outbreaks during 1995 to 2009 were due to individual water systems
Mortality rate trends for newly diagnosed heart failure patients indicate that the overall reduction in mortality across all age groups is being hindered by high and increasing rates of noncardiovascular events

Decline in Heart Failure Mortality Rates Offset by Comorbidities

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Treatments focused only on cardiovascular outcomes insufficient for improving heart failure patient survival
Educational pop-up windows will now appear on Facebook and Instagram when people search for vaccine-related content.

New Facebook, Instagram Pop-Ups Counter Vaccine Misinformation

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Social media sites aim to counter the spread of antivaccination misinformation
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
A bill that targets doctors who sell fraudulent medical exemptions for vaccinations was passed Tuesday by California's state Assembly.

California Bill Targets Doctors Who Sell Fake Vaccine Medical Exemptions

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Bill gives state the power to investigate doctors who grant more than five medical exemptions in a year
Individuals with low trust in government health institutions who live close to recent measles outbreaks are likely to have more positive attitudes toward vaccination than those living farther away

Proximity to Outbreak May Affect Attitudes in Vaccine Doubters

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Vaccine skeptics close to measles outbreak likely to have more positive attitudes toward vaccination
The frequency of circulating memory B cells specific for mumps is much lower than that of those specific for measles and rubella among healthy college-aged students who were vaccinated in childhood

Decreased Humoral Immunity to Mumps Seen in Young Adults

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10 percent of college-aged students vaccinated in childhood had no detectable memory B cells to mumps
In a policy statement published online Sept. 2 in Pediatrics

Pediatric Flu Vaccine Guidelines Updated for 2019-20 Season

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Any form of licensed, age-appropriate vaccine is acceptable, with no preferred formulation or product