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Cytomegalovirus infection may make some women more susceptible to both cardiovascular disease and type 2 diabetes

Cytomegalovirus May Up Risk of Diabetes, CVD in Some Women

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Conversely, for women with extreme obesity, CMV may offer protection against CVD, DM
The semen of an Ebola virus disease survivor with preexisting HIV still tested positive for Ebola virus RNA long after recovery from the disease

HIV Coinfection May Play Role in Survival of Ebola RNA in Semen

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Case report of EVD survivor with preexisting HIV whose semen was positive 565 days after recovery
Oral ciprofloxacin is effective for the treatment of human plague

Oral Ciprofloxacin Effective for Treatment of Human Plague

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Successful treatment in 5 cases of culture-confirmed human plague, including 1 case of pneumonic plague
Isolation precautions are infrequently used for nursing home residents with multidrug-resistant organism infection

Nursing Homes Rarely Use Isolation for Drug-Resistant Bugs

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Locomotion and eating support are characteristics positively associated with isolation use
Forty-four percent of U.S. adults are worried about having their personal health care information stolen

Health Information Theft a Pressing Concern for U.S. Patients

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44 percent of U.S. adults are worried about having their personal health care information stolen
The Zika virus causes the testes of mice to shrink

Zika Virus Found to Cause Testicular Atrophy in Mice

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Study authors unsure if virus can harm human fertility
Specific HIV-1 variants are selected depending on the transmission route

HIV-1 Variants Are Specific for Transmission Route

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Intrauterine transmission selects for infant variants with shorter, less-glycosylated V1 loops
The U.S. Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services has proposed a rule in relation to new reforms intended to stabilize individual and small group health insurance markets for 2018.

CMS Rule Set to Stabilize Small Health Insurance Markets

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Rule includes special enrollment period pre-enrollment verification, flexibility in level of cover
There has been an increase in the number and proportion of foodborne disease outbreaks associated with imported food

Increase in Foodborne Disease Outbreaks Tied to Imported Food

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Aquatic products responsible for 55 percent of outbreaks, produce accounts for 33 percent
Doctors are more likely to prescribe antibiotics if they think patients expect the medications

Doctors Often Write Rx for Antibiotics If Patients Expect It

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Findings held true even if doctor did not suspect bacterial infection