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Federal health officials have unveiled plans to allow prescription drug imports from Canada and other foreign nations.

FDA to Allow States to Import Prescription Drugs From Other Countries

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All imports would have to be FDA-approved, tested to ensure quality, relabeled to meet U.S. labeling requirements
In women

Midlife Obesity in Women May Increase Risk for Dementia Later

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No clear association with later dementia seen for low BMI, low caloric intake, inactivity at baseline
Frailty is an important predictor of worse outcome after traumatic spinal cord injury in patients <75 years of age

Frailty May Worsen Outcomes in Traumatic Spinal Cord Injury

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Frailty may predict poor postoperative outcomes, particularly in tSCI patients younger than age 75
Among patients with moderately severe Parkinson disease

SAE Rate Higher With Nilotinib Versus Placebo in Parkinson Disease

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Exploratory biomarkers altered in response to nilotinib, including drop in hyperphosphorylated tau
There is an association between a history of intimate partner violence and the development of functional syndromes

Domestic Abuse Increases Risk for Fibromyalgia, Chronic Fatigue

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Female survivors of domestic abuse are at double the risk for developing functional syndromes
Death within five years of first unplanned hospital admission is common among older adults

Five-Year Mortality Up in Older Adults With Unplanned Admission

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Among seniors, just over half of all deaths occurred in those with first unplanned hospital admission
Non-breast cancer (non-BC) causes of death represent a considerable proportion of deaths among patients diagnosed with BC

Many Long-Term Breast Cancer Survivors Die From Other Causes

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Number of breast cancer deaths decreased as more years passed after breast cancer diagnosis
Rural Medicare beneficiaries with complex chronic conditions have higher preventable hospitalization and mortality rates than their urban peers

Outcomes Worse for Rural Residents With Chronic Conditions

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Higher preventable hospitalization and mortality rates partly due to reduced access to specialists
Evidence supports the use of high-dose aspirin for treating acute migraine and low-dose aspirin for prevention of recurrent attacks

Evidence Supports Use of High-Dose Aspirin for Migraine

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High-dose aspirin safe, effective for acute migraine; low-dose aspirin can prevent recurrent attacks
Stephen Hahn

Hahn Confirmed as New FDA Chief

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One major challenge facing Hahn is the teen vaping epidemic