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AAP: Social Media Companies Must Curb Spread of Vaccine Myths

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American Academy of Pediatrics is reaching out to social media companies
In what probably came as a surprise to many

FDA Commissioner Dr. Scott Gottlieb Resigns

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Gottlieb's signature effort has been tighter scrutiny, enforcement of e-cigarette industry
Recommending pneumococcal vaccination for all 50-year-olds prevents the most disease in underserved minorities and the general population

Pneumococcal Vaccination at Age 50 Prevents the Most Disease

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But cost of giving pneumococcal vaccines to all 50-year-olds exceeds $250,000 per QALY
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MMR Not Linked to Autism in Danish Cohort Study

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No increased risk observed after MMR in those with sibling autism history, autism risk factors
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Multidimensional Approach Cuts Unneeded Drug-Drug Interaction Alerts

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Number of interruptive DDI alerts substantially decreased as result of alert refinement efforts
Readmission after sepsis hospitalization is common and is associated with considerable costs

Readmission for Patients With Sepsis Common and Costly

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Most readmissions associated with infectious etiologies, as well as GI, CV, pulmonary, renal causes

February 2019 Briefing – Infectious Disease

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Here are what the editors at HealthDay consider to be the most important developments in Infectious Disease for February 2019. This roundup includes the...
The majority of genital human papillomavirus infections are likely to be caused by genital-to-genital sexual transmission

HPV Infection Unlikely to Spread From Hand Contact

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Risk for new infection largely due to partners' genital HPV infection, not virus detectable on hands
Delaying or withholding antibiotics for older patients with a urinary tract infection is associated with an increase in bloodstream infection and all-cause mortality

Antibiotic Delay Leads to Increased Risks in Seniors With UTI

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No antibiotics, deferred antibiotics tied to increase in bloodstream infection, all-cause mortality
The number of measles cases in the New York City outbreak that began last October in the Orthodox Jewish community has reached 121

New York City Measles Outbreak Cases Reach 121

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No deaths have occurred, but eight people have been hospitalized and one child ended up in ICU