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More than half of women who have a baby during surgical residency express some type of career dissatisfaction

Childbearing Surgical Residents Often Feel Career Dissatisfaction

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Perceived pregnancy stigma, no formal maternity leave, altered training tied to dissatisfaction
Sexual minority women and men are more likely to be unemployed and uninsured and have worse health-related quality of life than heterosexual individuals

Sexual Minorities Have Lower Health-Related Quality of Life

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Sexual orientation-linked HRQL disparities not attenuated after controlling for job status, insurance
Underinsured and never insured adults are more likely than adequately insured adults to report poor/fair health and frequent mental distress

Insurance Status Tied to Higher Self-Perceived Poor/Fair Health

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Underinsured and never insured adults more likely to report poor/fair health
Both overweight and normal-weight children who were born as extreme preterm infants are at risk for high blood pressure and hypertension

High BP Seen at School Age for Extreme Preterm Infants

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Increased risk of high BP, hypertension seen among both overweight and normal-weight 6- to 7-year-olds
Maternal vitamin D supplementation from mid-pregnancy until birth or until six months postpartum does not improve fetal or infant growth

Vit D Supplementation Doesn’t Improve Fetal, Infant Growth

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Findings based on study of Bangladeshi women and infants, a population with known deficiency
The American Medical Association House of Delegates has adopted a new policy to study

AMA Adopts Policy to Advance Gender Equity in Medicine

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AMA House of Delegates has adopted policy to study, act for, advocate gender equity in medicine
The long-standing recommendation to eat a variety of foods may not be a sound way to promote healthy eating patterns and a healthy body weight

AHA: A Diverse Diet May Not Promote a Healthy Weight

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American Heart Association science advisory recommends healthy eating patterns instead
Additional codes have been approved by the Current Procedural Terminology Editorial Panel for chronic care remote physiologic monitoring and internet consultations

Steps Taken to Increase Use of Electronic Tools in Medicine

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Docs will have more opportunity to use technology with extra codes approved by CPT Editorial Panel
The growing threat of hacking is increasing the number of physicians buying cyber insurance

Cyber Insurance Recommended for All Physician Practices

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Patient data hacking is a risk even for small practices
Inducing labor at 39 weeks may decrease the risk of cesarean section

Inducing Labor at Term Appears to Reduce Cesarean Risk

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Elective induction at 39 weeks also linked to lower risk of maternal high blood pressure disorders