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Type 2 diabetes is associated with declines in verbal memory and fluency among older community-dwelling adults

T2DM Linked to Decline in Verbal Memory, Fluency in Older Adults

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Brain atrophy does not appear to mediate the diabetes-cognition relationship
When using brief cognitive assessments

Dementia Often Misclassified With Brief Cognitive Assessments

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Only consistent predictor of overall misclassification was absence of informant-rated poor memory
The highest risk for myocardial infarction occurs around 10 p.m. on Christmas Eve

Emotional Stress of Holidays Can Trigger Heart Attacks

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Higher risk seen on Christmas Eve, particularly in older adults with diabetes, heart disease
For patients with musculoskeletal pain

Early PT Linked to Less Opioid Use in Musculoskeletal Pain

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For opioid-naive patients, early physical therapy tied to less opioid use in shoulder, neck, knee, back pain
A nurse-based phone education intervention can promote shared decision making in patients with newly diagnosed rheumatoid arthritis

Phone-Based Intervention Aids Rheumatoid Arthritis Care

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Educational phone calls with nurses promote shared decision making in care
Both pregnancy losses and a history of at least five live births are associated with an increased risk for cardiovascular disease

Pregnancy Losses Linked to Risk for Cardiovascular Disease

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Women with five or more live births at increased risk for coronary heart disease, hospitalized MI
Medication errors in acute care that result in death occur most often in patients older than 75 years

Medication Errors Resulting in Death Most Common in Elderly

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Most common medication error category was omitted medicine or ingredient
Adults with influenza are more likely to be hospitalized if they are obese or underweight than if they are normal weight

Influenza Hospitalization More Likely in Underweight, Obese

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Clinicians should consider body mass index when deciding on treatment course
Despite declining incidence

Risk for Hospitalization for Heart Failure Greater With Diabetes

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Rate has declined but remains higher in those with type 1 or 2 diabetes than in those without
A large proportion of the U.S. population seems to have negative attitudes toward weight-loss surgery

Negative Attitudes Reported Toward Weight-Loss Surgery

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Women more likely to think surgery is needed for health, less likely to consider it 'easy way out'