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Diets with a higher glycemic index may be a risk factor for insomnia in postmenopausal women

Refined Carbs May Up Insomnia Risk in Postmenopausal Women

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Highly processed foods containing large amounts of refined sugars may be a dietary culprit for insomnia
A decreasing proportion of Americans had an identified source of primary care from 2002 through 2015

Decreasing Proportion of Americans Has Source of Primary Care

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Significant reductions among adults in their 30s, 40s, 50s; decrease for those with no comorbidities
About three-quarters of students who use electronic cigarettes report vaping nicotine

Most Students Who Use E-Cigs Vape Nicotine and Marijuana

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Higher grade, increasing cigarette smoking intensity tied to more students reporting vaping nicotine only
Following publication of updated guidelines by the American Cancer Society recommending that the age for colorectal cancer screening be lowered to 45 years

CRC Screening Up for Ages 45 to 49 After ACS Guideline Update

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Increase in screening rates in quarters 3, 4 of 2018 versus quarter 1; no change for people in their 50s
Among patients with Dravet syndrome

Fenfluramine Reduces Convulsive Seizures in Dravet Syndrome

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Drop in monthly frequency of convulsive seizures significantly greater with fenfluramine versus placebo
Federal health officials have unveiled plans to allow prescription drug imports from Canada and other foreign nations.

FDA to Allow States to Import Prescription Drugs From Other Countries

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All imports would have to be FDA-approved, tested to ensure quality, relabeled to meet U.S. labeling requirements
Cannabis use is increasing rapidly among people with depression

Cannabis Use Up, Especially Among Those With Depression

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Study also shows declining perception of cannabis use-related risks
Nearly half of adults are projected to have obesity by 2030

Obesity Projected to Affect Almost One in Two by 2030

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Nearly 25 percent of adults projected to have severe obesity by 2030; in 25 states obesity will top 25 percent
Nearly one in 10 patients admitted to a hospital with no symptoms of diarrhea may be a carrier of Clostridioides difficile

One in 10 Hospital Patients May Carry C. Diff at Admission

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Asymptomatic carriers of C. difficile at significant risk for progression to symptomatic infection
For acutely ill adults

Hospital-Level Home Acute Care Can Cut Costs, Health Care Use

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Less frequent readmission seen within 30 days with hospital-level care at home for acutely ill