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How a situation is framed and the language used to describe risks can influence patients' decision-making

Situation Framing, Language Can Influence Decision-Making

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Docs should provide risks of both having treatment and not having treatment to minimize loss aversion
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Gains in Insurance Coverage Seen for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual Adults

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However, in post-ACA era, lesbian, gay, bisexual adults still report trouble affording care
Proper training and post-incident steps can help lessen the secondary trauma health professionals experience providing care during mass casualty incidents

Physicians Need Training for Mass Casualty Incidents

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Training includes protocols for the actual incident and self-awareness and care afterwards
Recommendations have been developed for pharmacovigilance in rheumatology

Pharmacovigilance Needed for Rheumatology Patients

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American College of Rheumatologists urges health care providers to monitor for adverse events
A correct diagnosis of resistant hypertension is necessary to avoid overmedicating

AHA: Resistant Hypertension Diagnosis, Tx Guidelines Updated

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Ruling out Rx non-compliance, white coat syndrome, and interfering medications necessary
Spreading oil and gas wastewaters on roads may pose human and environmental risks

Risks Posed by Spreading Oil and Gas Wastewater on Roads

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Nearly all of the metals from these wastewaters leach from the roads after rain events
Users of valsartan contaminated with N-nitrosodimethylamine seem not to have increased cancer risk

No Apparent Short-Term Cancer Risk From Recalled Valsartan

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For single cancer outcomes, risk for colorectal, uterine cancer increased, but not significantly so
Including calorie count information on restaurant menus can result in a reduction in calories ordered

Including Calorie Count on Menus Can Cut Calories Ordered

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Exposure to calorie count increases consumers' support for requiring calorie labels
About 20.4 percent of U.S. adults have chronic pain and 8.0 percent have high-impact chronic pain

CDC: About One in Five U.S. Adults Have Chronic Pain

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Higher prevalence of chronic pain, high-impact chronic pain for women, older adults, rural residents
From 2014 to 2017

CDC: Tobacco Product Use Varies by Race Among U.S. Teens

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Highest use seen among Native Hawaiians, Indians, Alaskans; lowest among Asians