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Lifetime costs of care are substantially increased for individuals with dementia

Families Shoulder Majority of Costs Related to Dementia Care

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Reducing functional decline or behavioral and psychological symptoms leads to lower lifetime costs
During the past two decades

Increase in Survival Without Severe Disability for Preemies

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However, children born preterm still have high risk for developmental delay
Online training for nurses has been found to increase hospital patients' use of venous thromboembolism prophylaxis

Online Nursing Education Can Up Patient Use of VTE Prophylaxis

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Online training aims to make sure those hospitalized get treatment to prevent venous thromboembolism
A sense of coherence is associated with cancer patients' acceptance of their illness

Perceived Social Support Lower for Cancer Caregivers Vs Patients

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Greater support for caregivers may substantially strengthen the sense of coherence
For pregnant women with pre-existing diabetes

Falling Insulin Requirement Linked to Placental Dysfunction

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FIR ≥15 percent linked to increased risk of composite of clinical markers of placental dysfunction
Antidepressant use is common among U.S. individuals aged 12 years and older

Antidepressants Used by 12.7 Percent of Those Age ≥12 in U.S.

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Use is higher among females than males; long-term use for one-fourth of those taking antidepressants
The frequency and degree of pubic hair grooming is associated with the risk of grooming-related injury and high-frequency injury

Frequency, Degree of Pubic Hair Grooming Linked to Injury Risk

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Men and women who removed all their pubic hair 11 times during their life had increased risk for injury
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has announced a recall of numerous liquid pharmaceutical products because of possible bacterial contamination that could cause severe infections in vulnerable patients.

FDA: Potential Contamination in Some Liquid Pharma Products

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Concerns over possible bacterial contamination that could cause severe infections in vulnerable patients
The order of successive office hysteroscopy and endometrial biopsy for evaluation of abnormal uterine bleeding does not impact the global pain perception or time required

Hysteroscopy, Endometrial Biopsy Order Has No Effect on Pain

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Order of successive office procedures for evaluation of uterine bleeding has no effect on pain.
Adoption of specialty access standards has not improved access to specialists

Specialist Access No Better With Adoption of Access Standards

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No notable improvement in timely access to specialty services following implementation of standards