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Adolescents who use synthetic cannabinoids are at a heightened risk for violent behavior

Synthetic Cannabinoids Tied to High-Risk Behavior in Adolescents

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Products have unpredictable, potentially dangerous effects compared to marijuana
Even one episode of severe hypoglycemia could increase the risk of cardiovascular disease or death in patients with type 2 diabetes

Just One Severe Hypoglycemia Episode May Up Mortality in T2DM

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Researchers also found an increase in cardiovascular disease odds
Children with asthma have fewer severe exacerbations when their beds have mite-proof covers

Mite-Proof Mattress Covers Could Reduce Severity of Asthma Flares

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Simple measure may reduce asthmatic exacerbations that lead to ER visits, hospitalization
Emergency department visits for injuries related to strollers

Nursery Items Contribute to Increased Infant Injury Rates

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Much of the increase in injuries was related to concussions
Medicare patients treated by higher-spending physicians are just as likely to be re-admitted or die within 30 days of being admitted to the hospital as patients treated by doctors who order fewer or less-expensive tests and treatments

Higher Spending by Physicians Not Tied to Better Outcomes

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No difference in patient outcomes when physicians order more -- or more pricey -- tests, treatments
Critical care nurses who experience unsuccessful cardiopulmonary resuscitation may experience moderate levels of postcode stress and posttraumatic stress disorder symptoms

Postcode Stress, PTSD Seen After Unsuccessful Resuscitation

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Critical care nurses show moderate levels of stress, PTSD after unsuccessful CPR
Women with congenital heart disease use a spectrum of contraceptive methods

Contraceptive Use Up for Women With Congenital Heart Disease

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Barrier, oral contraception methods are preferred; <50 percent receive contraception counseling
For patients with type 2 diabetes

Better Outcomes in T2DM With No Delay in Tx Intensification

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Greater reduction in HbA1c, but increased risk of severe hypoglycemia with no delay in intensification
Most primary care physicians and pulmonologists recommend use of U.S. Food and Drug Administration-approved smoking cessation medications before use of electronic cigarettes

Most Doctors Recommend FDA-Approved Drugs Before E-Cigs

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Two-thirds of PCPs, pulmonologists recommend FDA-approved medications for smokers with asthma
Female cancer patients report positive experiences with aromatherapy massage

Aromatherapy Massage Helpful for Female Cancer Patients

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Physical, psychological perceived benefits include overall comfort, relaxation, reduced pain