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For patients with newly diagnosed type 2 diabetes

HbA1c Variability Linked to Cardiovascular Disease Risk

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Risks increased for all-cause mortality, cardiovascular events, microvascular complications
Statin therapy is not associated with increased decline in memory or cognition among older adults

Statin Use Not Linked to Rate of Cognitive Decline in Seniors

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Rate of decline in memory, global cognition similar for elderly statin users, never users over six-year period
Acute treatment of migraine with ubrogepant leads to significantly greater rates of pain freedom at two hours than placebo

Ubrogepant Superior to Placebo for Migraine Pain Relief

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More participants reported pain freedom at two hours with 50-mg, 25-mg ubrogepant versus placebo
For patients with ischemic stroke or transient ischemic attack with evidence of atherosclerosis

AHA: Lower-Target LDL Level Beneficial After Stroke, TIA

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Subsequent risk for CV events lower among patients with ischemic stroke, TIA, evidence of atherosclerosis
Health care professionals should receive consistent and frequent training in measuring blood pressure

AMA, AHA Support Refresher Training for Measuring Blood Pressure

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Broad support needed for providing BP refresher training for all roles of primary care health care providers
Cervical cancer screening rates are only about 70 percent among women ages 45 to 65 years

Cervical Cancer Screening Remains Low in Women Ages 45 to 65 Years

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Screening rates are insufficient to reduce cervical cancer incidence
Optic nerve ultrasonography can help diagnose increased intracranial pressure with high specificity and sensitivity for patients with traumatic and nontraumatic brain injury

Optic Nerve Ultrasound May ID Increased Intracranial Pressure

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Optic nerve ultrasonography has high sensitivity and specificity for traumatic, nontraumatic brain injury
In a systematic review and clinical practice guideline

VA, DoD Update Guideline for Rehabilitation After Stroke

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Systematic review addresses effectiveness of pharmacological, nonpharmacological interventions
In 2018

CDC: ~20 Percent of U.S. Adults Currently Use Tobacco Products

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Prevalence of use higher for men, adults aged ≤65 years, uninsured, those with disability or limitation
Nearly half of adults aged 50 to 64 years believe they are at least somewhat likely to develop dementia

About Half of Middle-Age Adults Believe They May Develop Dementia

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Only 5.2 percent of patients had discussed dementia prevention with their physician