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A considerable proportion of women are diagnosed with cervical cancer after age 65

Cervical Cancer Frequently Diagnosed After Age 65

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Almost 20 percent of cervical cancer cases are diagnosed in women older than 65
There were declines in mortality from most categories of infectious diseases between 1980 and 2014 in the United States

1980 to 2014 Saw Decrease in U.S. Mortality From Infectious Diseases

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Leading cause of infectious disease mortality in 2014 was lower respiratory infections
Electronic health record usability may contribute to possible patient harm events

EHR Usability Contributes to Possible Patient Harm Events

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Usability challenges mainly occur during order placement and medication administration
Current publicly reported measures may not be good surrogates for overall hospital quality related to 30-day readmissions

Condition Readmission Measures Don’t Reflect Overall Quality

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Differ from non-Medicare patients with same conditions, Medicare patients with unreported ones
Reading books together is associated with psychosocial benefits in both children and parents

Parent-Child Book Reading Tied to Psychosocial Benefits

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Book-reading interventions associated with improved psychosocial functioning in parents and children
The hearts of young adults born prematurely have impaired left ventricular response to physiological stress during exercise compared with the hearts of those born at term

Impaired LV Response During Exercise in Preterm-Born Adults

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With greater exercise intensity, ejection fraction lower in preterm-born than term-born young adults
The complete genome sequence of fetuses can be elucidated from amniotic fluid

Complete Genome Sequence Can Be ID’d From Amniotic Fluid

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Concordance of variant calls between cellular, cell-free DNA, with parental libraries >96 percent
Prolonged sitting time and low physical activity levels are tied to higher incidence of lower urinary tract symptoms in men

Inactivity, Prolonged Sitting Tied to Urinary Tract Infections in Men

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Low physical activity may increase risk of lower urinary tract symptoms in study of Korean men
County-level economic and other social conditions explain the geographic disparities in overdose rates across the country

Geographic, Social Variances Tied to Higher Drug-Related Mortality

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Economic, social conditions, and family distress tied to higher drug mortality rates
Isolation and loneliness may be associated with increased risk of acute myocardial infarction and stroke

Social Isolation, Loneliness May Increase AMI, Stroke Risk

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Social isolation linked to increased mortality among individuals with history of AMI or stroke