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The first saliva test for coronavirus 2019 was approved Monday by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.

First Saliva Test for COVID-19 Approved by FDA

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Patients spit into plastic tube and then give the tube back to health care worker for laboratory testing
While the overall rate of traumatic spinal cord injuries was stable from 1993 to 2012

Spinal Cord Injuries Up Among the Elderly in U.S.

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Falls are the major cause among Americans 65 and older, researchers say
Physicians should take three essential steps to reduce the amount of unwanted

AMA Urges Doctors to Talk About Safe Opioid Storage, Disposal

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Experts recommend three steps to reduce non-medical uses of the drugs

U.S. COVID-19 Hospitalizations Reach Record Low

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Hospitalizations are among the few COVID-19 metrics still being monitored by public health officials

Among women of reproductive age with COVID-19

Risk for Hospitalization Up for Pregnant Women With COVID-19

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Pregnant women with COVID-19 more likely to be admitted to ICU, receive mechanical ventilation
Large proportions of antibiotic prescriptions for Medicaid patients are filled without evidence of infection-related diagnoses or clinician visits

Many Antibiotic Rx Filled Without Infection-Related Diagnosis

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More than one-quarter of antibiotic fills for Medicaid patients not associated with a clinician visit
New measures to increase the number of generic prescription drugs available to Americans have been taken by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.

FDA Seeks to Increase Number of Generic Drugs on Market

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Agency will now give priority reviews to new generic drugs until there are at least three available
ST-elevation myocardial infarction patient perceptions

STEMI Patient Perceptions Impact Emergency Medical Services Use

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Self-transport patients more likely to perceive EMS as slower, express concerns over resource use

State Rankings Presented for Health System Performance

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This year's report looked at women's health for the first time and also found pronounced disparities by state in access to prenatal care

Emergency Departments Saw Decrease in All Non-COVID-19 Diagnoses

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Related decreases seen for specialty consultation and urgent inpatient procedures