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Although rates of repeat births among teens are on the decline

CDC: United States Still Faces Too Many Repeat Teen Births

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Too few teens use the most-effective birth control after having a first baby
Patients with type 2 diabetes mellitus -- particularly those who are overweight or obese -- have decreased cortical thickness in several areas of the brain

Decreased Cortical Thickness Seen in Type 2 Diabetes

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Excess weight appears to amplify the threat, researchers say
Bullying in schools appears to be on the decline

Prevalence of Bullying Down in U.S. Schools

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Abuse rates dropped about 2 percent a year over a decade, survey finds
Choosing Wisely, launched in April 2012

‘Choosing Wisely’ Linked to Small Drop in Back Pain Imaging

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At 2.5 years after start of the campaign, there was a 4 percent relative reduction in low-value imaging
Use of macrolides

Common Antibiotics May Increase Risk of Miscarriage

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Certain medications seem safer than others, but overall danger is low, researchers say
From 2011 to 2015 there was an increase in annual spending and out-of-pocket spending on topical steroids

Spending on Topical Steroids Up From 2011 to 2015

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During study time period, generic medication costs accounted for 97.8 percent of total spending
In fatal vehicle crashes

Drug-Impaired Driving Continuing to Rise in the United States

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Deaths due to drugged driving are rising as states legalize pot and drug abuse grows
Preventable hospital-acquired complications are associated with increased risk of adverse outcomes

Hospital-Acquired Complications Especially Dangerous in CKD

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Increased risk of mortality, longer LOS, readmissions, especially among those with CKD
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
Medication adherence is better for combination prescription initiators with fibromyalgia syndrome

Combo Rx for Fibromyalgia Tied to Higher Adherence

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However, combination prescription initiation also tied to higher health care costs