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Four modifiable risk factors -- body mass index

Four Modifiable Risk Factors Tied to Hyperuricemia

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Public health efforts to promote healthy diet and prevent obesity might cut gout cases, authors say
Hysterectomy

Hysterectomy Tied to Long-Term Risk for Depression, Anxiety

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Findings particularly strong with hysterectomy at younger age, even with ovarian conservation
The risk for aortic and mitral regurgitation is increased with current and recent fluoroquinolone use

Aortic, Mitral Regurgitation Risk Up With Fluoroquinolone Use

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Risk significantly increased for current use and recent use, but not past use within 61 to 365 days
Despite increasing roles of nonphysician providers in health care (nurse practitioners and physician assistants)

Nonphysician Providers Rarely Interpret Diagnostic Images

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Radiography and fluoroscopy were most common NPP-billed imaging services over all years
In a socioeconomically vulnerable minority population

Polypill Strategy Promising in Socioeconomically Vulnerable

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Greater reductions in systolic blood pressure, LDL cholesterol levels with polypill in minority population
Adults aged 65 years and older should undergo annual cognitive health assessments to improve recognition of mild cognitive impairment

Seniors Should Undergo Annual Cognitive Health Assessment

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After MCI diagnosis, patients should be counseled on treatment options; support needed for partners
An estimated 12.6 million persons in the United States could benefit from treatment to prevent active tuberculosis

12.6 Million in U.S. Could Benefit From Tx to Prevent Active TB

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Revised NHANES-based estimate for prevalence of latent TB infection excludes those who report prior tx
There are considerable gaps in primary care physician knowledge regarding risk factors that prompt screening for prediabetes and management recommendations for patients with prediabetes

Gaps in Physician Knowledge, Management of Prediabetes ID’d

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Primary care doctors have limited knowledge about screening, management for prediabetes
Men are less knowledgeable than women about human papillomavirus (HPV)

Men Less Knowledgeable About HPV, HPV Vaccination

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Most men and women did not know anal, penile, and oral cancers are caused by HPV
A 40-year-old California man is the seventh person to die from a severe respiratory illness brought on by using electronic cigarettes.

Vaping-Linked Lung Illness Claims Seventh Victim

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According to CDC, 380 people in 36 states have come down with the vaping-related sickness