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Anti-tumor necrosis factor-α therapy improves sleep quality in patients with  ankylosing spondylitis without any improvement in polysomnography measures

Anti-TNF-α Rx Improves Sleep Quality in Ankylosing Spondylitis

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Patients see reduction in PSQI scores, but no change in polysomnography parameters
For patients undergoing outpatient colonoscopy

Family History Questionnaire Ups Genetic Counseling for CRC

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Findings in patients who received family history questionnaire before outpatient colonoscopy
Patients should be engaged in decision-making about multiple sclerosis and the treatment options available

Shared Decision-Making Encouraged in Multiple Sclerosis

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Shared decision-making includes engaging patients, comparing treatments, assessing patient values
Testing placental and fetal tissue after a child is born can confirm or rule out Zika infection

CDC: Zika Can Be Found in Placental, Fetal Tissue at Birth

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Of 546 live births with possible maternal Zika virus, 11 percent proved positive
Simple lifestyle changes might delay the start of dementia or slow its progression

Three Lifestyle Interventions May Slow Cognitive Decline

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Cognitive training, management of hypertension, increased physical activity all help delay decline
Shared decision-making is being emphasized in new American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists mammography screening guidelines for women at average risk of breast cancer.

ACOG: Shared Decision-Making Key to Breast Cancer Screening

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Critically important for patient's value, preferences be factored into process, ACOG leader says
Obstetrician-gynecologists can help improve recognition of sex workers and increase their access to preventive care

Ob-Gyns Can Help ID Sex Workers, Improve Access to Care

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Sex workers should be counseled about the health risks associated with sex work
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Guided Approach to Exercise May Help Chronic Fatigue Patients

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Guided self-help approach to graded exercise program safe, reduces fatigue
Extended use of smartphones and other hand-held electronic devices leads to an increased risk of carpal tunnel syndrome

Carpal Tunnel Up With Increased Electronic Device Use

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Especially for those who spend more than five hours a day on their devices, researchers say
Fewer U.S. teens and young adults are binge drinking

SAMHSA: Youth Binge Drinking Rates Down in the United States

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But one in seven still consumed excess alcohol at least once in past month, study finds