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The most common electronically sent and received types of patient health information include laboratory results and medication lists

Patient Health Information Often Shared Electronically

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Most commonly observed types of PHI sent are referrals, laboratory results, medication lists
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has formally released its proposal to replace the Clean Power Plan with the Affordable Clean Energy Rule

EPA Plan Will Maintain Carbon Emissions From Power Plants

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Inadequate regulation of carbon pollution will likely have current, future consequences for human health
The risk of human papillomavirus-associated second primary cancers among survivors of human papillomavirus-associated cancers is significant

Second HPV-Related Primary Cancers Common in Survivors

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Persistent HPV infection may be associated with second HPV-related primary cancers
Primary care physicians should offer or refer obese patients to intensive behavioral interventions

USPSTF Recommends Intensive Behavioral Change for Obesity

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Task Force finds adequate evidence that multi-part interventions can improve weight status
Quarterly canakinumab administration is associated with significantly reduced risk for gout attacks without any change in serum uric acid levels

Quarterly Canakinumab Reduces Risk for Gout Attacks

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Doesn't affect serum uric acid levels over time, but targets interleukin-1β
Fourteen percent of older adults hospitalized with non-cardiac conditions are discharged with intensified antihypertensive treatment

HTN Tx Intensification Common Upon Discharge in U.S. Vets

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Fourteen percent of older adults admitted to hospital for non-cardiac conditions had intensification of tx
In 2016 the age-standardized prevalence of insufficient physical activity was 27.5 percent

Global Prevalence of Insufficient Activity 27.5 Percent

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Levels of insufficient physical activity stable between 2001, 2016; increase seen in high-income countries
Medicaid expansion was associated with gains in insurance among low-income adults with substance use disorders

Medicaid Expansion Linked to Gains in Insurance Coverage

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But no corresponding increase in treatment of substance use disorders among low-income adults
Rivaroxaban does not lower risk of symptomatic venous thromboembolism and related death in medical patients after hospital discharge

No Clear Benefit for Rivaroxaban After Hospital Discharge

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Incidence of major bleeding low with rivaroxaban, but clot risk not lower
A lawsuit filed Tuesday in California claims that pharmaceutical company AbbVie used cash

California Lawsuit Claims AbbVie Paid Doctors to Prescribe Humira

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Claims physicians prescribed Humira because of financial kickbacks, not as best drug for patient