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Hospital admissions related to overdoses from heroin and other opioids rose 64 percent in the United States between 2005 and 2014

Opioid-Related Hospitalizations Up Sharply in the United States

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Admissions due to heroin, prescription opioids rose 64 percent over decade
Despite evidence for sweet taste reducing pain and crying time in neonates

Review Provides Evidence for Sweet Taste Analgesia in Infants

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Reduction in pain and crying time for neonates, but most trials still include placebo/no-tx arm
Pokémon Go provided a slight

No Long-Term Increase in Exercise Levels for Pokémon Go

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Study found the virtual reality game got adults moving -- but only for a while
After actress Angelina Jolie's 2013 New York Times editorial that announced her preventive double mastectomy

BRCA Testing, Not Mastectomies, Up After Angelina Jolie Editorial

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More women tested for the BRCA genes but no corresponding increase in mastectomy rates
Synthetic cannabis that triggered a "zombie" outbreak in a New York City neighborhood last summer was significantly more potent than real cannabis

‘Zombie’ Outbreak in NYC Caused by Synthetic Cannabinoid

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AK-47 24 Karat Gold up to 85 times more potent than plant-based cannabis
A universal home visiting model that employs a nurse-parent educator team as visitors in the homes of primary caregivers and their first-born children can reduce health care use in the first year

Home-Visiting Program Can Reduce Infant Health Care Use

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Universal program that employs nurse-parent educator team as visitors cuts ER use
More than one-tenth of professional airline pilots may suffer from depression

Pilots Suffer Depression, Suicidal Thoughts at Fairly High Rates

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Report highlights need for accurate screening
Lower-income patients with diabetes and private insurance with a low or high deductible have reduced medical service use

Medical Service Use Down With Deductibles in Diabetes

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For low-income patients with diabetes, deductible cuts primary care use, check-ups, specialty visits
Zika's ability to damage the infant brain may be even more far-reaching and insidious than previously thought

Zika-Related Birth Defects More Extensive Than Thought

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Studies found greater prevalence than believed, more neurological problems appearing months after birth
Repeated or lengthy use -- longer than three hours -- of general anesthetic and sedation drugs may harm the developing brains of fetuses and children younger than 3 years old

FDA Issues New Safety Info on Use of Anesthesia

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New information addresses anesthesia use in pregnant women and young children