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Lower spending and utilization are seen for practices with a higher proportion of high-needs patients

Care Costs Lower for Practices With More High-Needs Patients

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Small practices with one or two physicians have lower overall spending than large practices
Patients discharged home from the hospital following hip or knee arthroplasty recover as well as

AAOS: Home Beats Inpatient Rehab Post Joint Arthroplasty

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Research shows patients fare well, sometimes better, if discharged home versus an inpatient facility
High-intensity exercise training can reverse some manifestations of aging in the body's protein function

High-Intensity Aerobic Exercise May Help Reverse Cellular Aging

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More robust increase in gene transcripts for high-intensity interval training versus other modalities
A nursing discharge plan is effective for promoting therapeutic adherence for patients discharged from the psychiatric intensive care unit

Nursing Discharge Plan Promotes Therapeutic Adherence

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Psychiatric patients who received more information about their health status had higher adherence
For individuals with prediabetes

Economic Benefit for Lifestyle Modification in Prediabetes

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Three-year return on investment for prevention program estimated to be as high as 42 percent
For women undergoing reconstructive prolapse surgery

No Benefit for Activity Restriction Post Prolapse Surgery

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Equal satisfaction for women instructed to liberally resume activities, restrict postoperative activities
For patients with systemic lupus erythematosus

Low Self-Esteem Linked to Anxiety/Depression in SLE

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Higher anxiety, depression scores for patients with low self-esteem scores from South California, Manila
The use of inpatient rehabilitation in addition to home-based rehabilitation does not improve mobility at 26 weeks after total knee arthroplasty

Inpatient Rehab Doesn’t Up Total Knee Arthroplasty Outcomes

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No significant difference in six-minute walk test for inpatient, at-home rehab at 26 weeks after TKA
Life expectancy has increased for patients with cystic fibrosis

Cystic Fibrosis Patients in Canada Live Longer Than Those in U.S.

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Canadians with cystic fibrosis live about 10 years longer on average, researchers say
Nearly 40 percent of reproductive-age women in the United States have little or no access to infertility clinics

Access to Fertility Clinics Limited for Many U.S. Women

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Among those of childbearing age, 29 percent had no clinic, while another 11 percent had only one