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Injuries from accidents and violence cost the United States $671 billion in 2013

CDC: Injuries Cost $671 Billion in the United States in 2013

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Accidents and violence the driving forces, CDC officials report
Two newer classes of drugs

Angioedema Induced by New Classes of Drugs

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Angioedema occurs with DPP IV or neprilysin blockers; bradykinin contribution seems likely
Legal cases relating to soft-tissue filler most often involve physicians

Legal Cases for Soft-Tissue Fillers Mainly Involve Physicians

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Half of legal actions result from non-physician performing the procedure
Soft drinks and other sugar-sweetened beverages can seriously damage cardiovascular health

Review: Sweetened Drinks May Affect Cardiovascular Health

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Added sugars raise risk of myocardial infarction, cardiovascular disease, and stroke
Daily aspirin might extend survival for patients with cancers of the gastrointestinal tract

More Evidence Daily Aspirin May Protect Against GI Cancer

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Four-year study found survival doubled for GI cancer patients who took low-dose pill each day
Smoking significantly increases medical costs among patients with peripheral artery disease

Medical Costs Increasing for Smokers Who Develop PAD

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More likely to be hospitalized for atherosclerosis, acute myocardial infarction, coronary heart disease
Between 2011 and 2013

Young Children at Risk of Head Injuries From Falling Televisions

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Three-fourths of injuries occurred when children weren't closely supervised, study finds
An implanted cranial nerve stimulation device might improve sleep patterns and quality of life for patients with sleep apnea

Cranial Nerve Stimulation Shows Promise As Sleep Apnea Tx

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For some, it might work better than continuous positive airway pressure
From 1996 to 2010 there was a significant increase in intermediate care billing

Intermediate Care Billing Rose From 1996 to 2010

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Fewer organ failures, less mechanical ventilation, lower 30-day death for intermediate vs ICU billing
Almost half of pulmonologists have a propensity for over- or under-use of low-dose computed tomography screening for lung cancer

Many Pulmonologists Under-, Over-Screen With LDCT

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Under-screeners more likely to cite potential harms as influential factors, less influenced by evidence