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E-cigarette use actually lowers smokers' chances that they'll quit tobacco by about 28 percent

Electronic Cigarettes May Hinder Smoking Cessation Efforts

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Devices lower chances of quitting by 28 percent, researchers say
U.S. patients whose health insurance plans have high deductibles undergo fewer diagnostic imaging tests

Diagnostic Imaging Down With High Deductible Health Plans

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Patients may not be equipped to discern which tests are medically necessary
A physician's body language may reveal racial bias against seriously ill black patients

Nonverbal Cues May Reveal a Physician’s Racial Bias

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Doctors need to be aware of any unintentional biases they may be communicating
Foods rich in flavonoids are associated with reduced risk of erectile dysfunction

Flavonoid-Rich Diet Tied to Lower Erectile Dysfunction Risk

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Flavonoids may help preserve the health of blood vessels
A growing number of teens

Incidence of Nephrolithiasis Rising in Teens, Blacks

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Researchers also report growing number of cases among women and children
The challenges facing trauma care providers can put them at risk for compassion fatigue and burnout

Compassion Fatigue May Be Underestimated by Trauma Teams

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Acknowledging it is a key to coping, researchers say
The number of patients under a primary care physician's care (panel size) correlates with cancer screening

Screening Rates Down With Increasing Patient Panel Size

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Increasing panel size linked to decreases in cancer screening, continuity, comprehensiveness of care
Factors associated with failure to achieve a glycated hemoglobin target in the standard therapy arm of the Action to Control Cardiovascular Risk in Diabetes (ACCORD) glycemia trial have been identified

Patient Race Linked to Failure to Achieve HbA1c Target

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Black race, severe hypoglycemia, insulin use linked to failure to reach HbA1c target in ACCORD trial
For men

Lower Risk of Parkinson’s With Higher Urate Concentration

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Findings seen in men but not women, based on participants from three U.S. cohorts
About 23 percent of ticks from Texas carry bacterial DNA from at least one of the following: Rickettsia

Tickborne Bacteria Identified in Ticks from Texas

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~23.3 percent of ticks carry bacterial DNA from Rickettsia, Borrelia, and Ehrlichia spp.