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The World Health Organization "Treat All" strategy for antiretroviral treatment initiation among patients living with HIV was the standard of care at almost all International epidemiology Databases to Evaluate AIDS sites by mid-2017

WHO ‘Treat All’ Recommendation for HIV Widely Implemented

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Findings seen in rural, primary-level health facilities in low-resource settings
Recent reductions in fine particulate matter have resulted in lower mortality in most counties in the United States

Cuts in Fine Particulate Matter Pollution Have Spared U.S. Lives

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Reductions in PM2.5 since 1999 estimated to have lowered mortality in all but 14 counties
Age-adjusted death rates decreased for Hispanic adults from 2000 through 2017

CDC: Mortality Rates Continue to Decrease for Hispanic Adults

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Difference in death rates between non-Hispanic white, Hispanic adults widened from 2000 to 2017
A warning letter has been issued to Massachusetts-based Curaleaf Inc. for illegally selling unapproved cannabidiol products online with unproven claims that the products treat cancer

FDA Warns CBD Product Maker About False Claims

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Agency says unproven claims about CBD products could lead consumers to delay medical care
Private equity firms have a stake in an increasing number of dermatology practices throughout the United States

Private Equity Stake Rising Among Dermatology Practices

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Annual acquisitions increased from five in 2012 to 59 in 2017; 34 more occurred through May 31, 2018
Adiposity in early old age is associated with reduced gray matter later in life

Adiposity in Early Old Age Tied to MRI Signs of Brain Aging Later

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Higher BMI, larger waist circumference in one's 60s significantly associated with cortical thinning
More patients suffer cardiac arrest in U.S. hospitals each year than previously estimated -- with rates 38 percent greater for adults and 18 percent greater for children

In-Hospital Cardiac Arrests in the U.S. May Be Underestimated

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Authors say that cardiac arrest is a 'major public health problem'
Metformin use is associated with a substantially lower risk for dementia among younger African-American patients with diabetes compared with sulfonylurea initiation

Metformin May Lower Dementia Risk in Black Patients With T2DM

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Findings strongest in younger African-American patients aged 50 to 64 years
Compared with the general population

Cancer Risks Examined in Rheumatoid Arthritis Patients

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Increased incidences found for lymphoma, lung cancer (in male patients), and cervical cancer
Daily self-weighing uptake is considerable among minority subgroups with type 2 diabetes and is associated with year 1 weight loss among African-Americans

Weight Loss Experiences Differ for Minority Groups With T2DM

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Individual session attendance more strongly tied to weight loss in Hispanics, African-Americans