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A type of smokeless tobacco called snus may increase a prostate cancer patient's mortality risk

Snus Use Tied to Higher Risk of Prostate Cancer Mortality

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Safety of the smokeless tobacco product called into question
Crohn's disease appears to have at least two distinct genetic subtypes

Two Genetic Subtypes of Crohn’s Disease Identified

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Findings may help explain why the disease is so tough to treat, researchers say
Obesity before a cancer diagnosis is associated with an increased risk for overall and individual secondary primary cancers in males

Obesity Ups Risk for Secondary Primary Cancers in Men

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Higher risk of secondary primary cancer in obese male survivors versus general population
Hospitals in states that implemented Medicaid expansion in 2014 had a significant increase in Medicaid revenue

Medicaid Revenue Up in States With Medicaid Expansion

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Increased Medicaid revenue, improved profit margins for hospitals in 19 states with expansion
The risk of radiocontrast-associated nephropathy may be overestimated

Risk of Nephropathy From Radiocontrast Overestimated

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Risk of acute kidney injury varies by comorbidity and acuity of illness
A computerized order entry tool can increase the use of nonimaging cardiac stress tests among hospitalized patients

Computerized Ordering Tool Cuts Imaging Cardiac Stress Tests

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No reduction in use of inappropriate testing after introduction of computerized order entry tool
Low diastolic blood pressure seems to be associated with subclinical myocardial damage

Low Diastolic Pressure Linked to Subclinical Myocardial Damage

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High-sensitivity cardiac troponin-T more likely among those with DBP below 60 or 60 to 69 mm Hg
An inhaled version of the Parkinson's drug levodopa can help when patients experience symptoms between doses of the pill form of the medication

Inhaled Levodopa May Rapidly Relieve Parkinson’s Symptoms

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Levodopa pill can wear off, but a powdered version can help patients during off periods
The Zika virus may harm a infant's brain even if the mother is infected just before giving birth

Late-Pregnancy Zika Infection Can Still Affect Fetal Brain

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Second study finds Zika infection can be spread through organ transplants
Mammography screening is much more likely to find insignificant breast tumors than it is to catch potentially life-threatening cancer in its early stages

Study Finds Mammograms Lead to High Rate of Overdiagnosis

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Better treatment and not earlier detection may be the reason for reduction in breast cancer mortality