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Obesity even in adolescence may raise the odds for colon and rectal cancers in adulthood

Obesity in Teens Ups Colon, Rectal Cancer Risk in Adulthood

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Concerns are growing about weight's impact on development of chronic disease, researchers say
The rate of unfavorable features is increased in association with increasing MYCN copy number in patients with neuroblastoma

MYCN Copy Number Tied to Poor Features in Neuroblastoma

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Patients with MYCN gain had inferior outcomes, including lowest response rate after chemo
For adolescents with type 1 diabetes

Exercise Training Improves Left Ventricular Function in T1DM

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Improvement in aerobic capacity and stroke volume lower for teens with T1DM than control healthy teens
Provider- and site-level factors

Provider-, Site-Level Factors Linked to Testosterone Receipt

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Increased odds of prescribing testosterone for less experienced providers, endocrinologists, urologists
The prevalence of vertebral fracture varies for different methods of radiological assessment

Prevalence of Vertebral Fracture Varies With Assessment Method

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Significantly different prevalence for quantitative morphometry, algorithm based qualitative methods
Most women murdered in the United States die at the hands of a current or former intimate partner

More Than Half of Murdered U.S. Women Killed by Partners, Exes

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Federal report on decade of statistics shows over half of deaths were caused by intimate partners
High-dose influenza vaccination can reduce risk of respiratory-related hospitalization among nursing home residents aged 65 years and older

High-Dose Flu Vaccine Cuts Admissions From Nursing Homes

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Rates of hospital admission lower compared with standard-dose vaccine in residents aged 65+
Significantly greater structural and functional damage occurs in eyes with monolateral acute primary angle closure compared with fellow eyes

Lasting Damage After Monolateral Acute Primary Angle Closure

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More than half of fellow eyes develop chronic angle closure glaucoma after acute primary angle closure
Traditional measurements do not fully capture the high rates of "overfat" individuals in developed countries

Many Americans Qualify As ‘Overfat’

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Overfat individuals have excess body fat, regardless of scale/BMI values, researchers say
Risk of a second stroke or transient ischemic attack remains considerable for at least five years after the first event

Mortality, Second Stroke Risk Up for Initially Stable Survivors

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Ongoing care is essential to prevent recurrence, researchers say