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Aspirin may not be effective for primary prevention of cardiovascular disease and cancer mortality

Aspirin May No Longer Have Effect in Primary CVD Prevention

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Also no significant decrease seen in cancer death in studies from 2005 onward
Sleep fragmentation

Sleep Fragmentation Linked to Odds of Migraine

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No temporal association found for short sleep duration, low sleep quality with migraine
Standardized screening for autism spectrum disorder is recommended at ages 18 and 24 months in primary care

Standardized Screening for ASD Recommended at 18, 24 Months

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Children should be referred for intervention at time of identification and not wait for diagnostic evaluation
Enrollment in Affordable Care Act coverage for next year has surpassed 8 million

Enrollment in Affordable Care Act Holds Steady for Third Straight Year

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However, fate of the program remains uncertain
New warnings about the risk for dangerous breathing difficulties when gabapentinoids are used with opioids or by certain patients must now appear on product labels

Gabapentinoids, Opioids Combo Carries Risk for Breathing Problems

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Serious breathing problems can occur in patients who use gabapentinoids with opioids or other CNS depressants
A cognitive symptom measure identified in discharge summaries can predict the risk for dementia

Cognitive Symptom Score From EHR Predicts Risk for Dementia

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Symptom score derived from discharge summaries using natural language processing linked to earlier diagnosis
Concussions are common among the U.S. collegiate population

Concussions More Common Among College Students Than Thought

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Non-sport-related concussions are more common on campus than sport-related concussion
A controversial program meant to get more U.S. veterans to use private health care received $8.9 billion as part of a government spending bill approved by the House.

Private Care Program for U.S. Vets Gets $8.9 Billion in Budget Deal

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Under the program, veterans have wider access to private care if they have faced long wait times
In a carefully defined cohort of patients aged 80 years and older undergoing spine surgery

Spine Surgery Safely Performed in Some Very Elderly Patients

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In a carefully defined cohort of patients 80 years and older, 20 percent had perioperative complications
Among patients with Dravet syndrome

Fenfluramine Reduces Convulsive Seizures in Dravet Syndrome

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Drop in monthly frequency of convulsive seizures significantly greater with fenfluramine versus placebo