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Less than 40 percent of osteoporosis clinical practice guidelines include any mention of patients' beliefs

Most Osteoporosis Guidelines Do Not Discuss Patient Choices

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When patient beliefs, values, preferences are cited, they are not usually supported by evidence
Short sleep duration is associated with daytime sleepiness

Short Sleep Duration, Not OSA, Linked to Daytime Sleepiness

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Obstructive sleep apnea, but not SSD, is linked to obesity, hypertension, and dyslipidemia
Very early onset and late onset of spring are associated with increased odds of hay fever

Odds of Hay Fever Up With Very Early, Late Spring Onset

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Odds of hay fever increased for start of season more than three weeks before or after normal onset
Early intervention for patients with diabetes in the hospital decreases hyperglycemia and hospital-acquired infections

Early Hospital Intervention for Diabetes Improves Outcomes

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Early identification and management decreases hyperglycemia, hospital-acquired infections
For patients with heart failure discharged to a skilled nursing facility (SNF) and then home

Readmission Risk Up With Shorter Stay at Nursing Facility

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For patients with heart failure discharged to SNF then home, risk highest during first two days at home
Dangerously high levels of heavy metals have been found in dozens of kratom products

FDA: High Levels of Heavy Metals Found in Kratom Products

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Products contain levels of lead and nickel at concentrations that exceed safe daily intake
Warning letters have been sent to two companies that make and sell electronic cigarette liquids that look like prescription cough syrups

FDA Issues Warning on E-Cigarette Liquids Resembling Cough Syrup

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Products have labeling, advertising that imitate prescription cough syrup products
Out-of-pocket costs for insulin could be restricted to $25 a month for people under a drug benefit plan announced Wednesday by Express Scripts.

New Plan Limits Out-of-Pocket Costs for Insulin

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Rising costs of insulin causing patients to ration their doses or even do without the drug
Mineral intake seems not to be associated with the risk for multiple sclerosis among women

Minerals Not Linked to Multiple Sclerosis Risk in Women

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Associations null when women with highest versus lowest intake in quintiles, deciles compared
Improper removal of personal protective equipment contaminates health care workers interacting with patients who are on contact precautions for multidrug-resistant organisms

Many ICU Workers Contaminated With Drug-Resistant Bacteria

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Improper removal of protective equipment tied to higher risk for drug-resistant organism contamination