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Smell and taste impairment are strongly associated with coronavirus disease 2019 positivity

Smell, Taste Impairment Linked to COVID-19 Positivity

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Most of those reporting COVID-19-linked loss of smell had resolution with clinical resolution of illness
Hydroxychloroquine usage is expanding globally to treat novel coronavirus 2019

Physicians Report Expanding Use of Off-Label COVID-19 Treatments

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Hydroxychloroquine usage increasing rapidly, although plasma from recovered patients perceived as more effective
A study of chloroquine in novel coronavirus 2019 patients was halted due to potentially deadly side effects.

Chloroquine COVID-19 Trial Stopped After Patient Deaths

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Some patients taking a higher dose developed serious heart rhythm disorders, resulting in 11 deaths
Adults who stopped working during COVID-19-related lockdowns in China report worse mental and physical health

Survey IDs Those Most Affected by One-Month COVID-19 Lockdown

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In China, those who stopped working and those who exercise more reported worse mental health
The rates of appropriate electronic consultations are high across specialties

High Rates of Appropriate E-Consults Seen Across Specialties

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70.2 percent of e-consults met all four criteria for appropriateness; rate of avoided visits 81.2 percent
Digital breast tomosynthesis is associated with an overall decrease in recall rate and an increase in cancer detection rate

Digital Breast Tomosynthesis Cuts Recall Rates

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New technology also tied to an overall increase in cancer detection rate
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Racial Disparity in Prostate Cancer Survival Tied to Region

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Mortality risk for low-risk prostate cancer more than fivefold higher for black versus white men in Atlanta
In a multinational consensus statement from the Fleischner Society

Recommendations Issued for Use of Imaging in Adults With COVID-19

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Imaging not indicated for suspected COVID-19, mild clinical features unless patient at risk for progression
Most home blood pressure devices available online are nonvalidated

Most Home BP Devices Available Online Are Not Validated

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Only 5.5 percent of the devices stocked by international e-commerce businesses validated
Adults diagnosed with type 2 diabetes between the ages of 21 and 44 years have higher initial hemoglobin A1c levels and a lower likelihood of achieving glycemic control within one year of diagnosis versus patients diagnosed in middle age

Younger Onset of T2DM Tied to Poorer Initial Glycemic Control

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Adults diagnosed with type 2 diabetes at age 21 to 44 years less likely to achieve early glycemic control