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There is strong evidence that physical activity and a healthy diet reduce the risk of colorectal cancer

Strong Evidence for Healthy Lifestyle Reducing CRC Risk

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Consuming whole grains, foods with dietary fiber, dairy products reduces risk of colorectal cancer
Intensive systolic blood pressure lowering is associated with an increased risk of chronic kidney disease events but a reduced risk of cardiovascular events and mortality

Intensive BP Control Associated With Increased CKD Risk

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However, cardiovascular events, all-cause mortality risk decrease with intensive blood pressure lowering
Proposed budget cuts could seriously hamper efforts to address antimicrobial resistance

Budget Cuts Threaten Research on Antimicrobial Resistance

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Patient safety, international status of the U.S. as leader in combating AMR both at risk
Asking patients to stop smoking before undergoing cosmetic surgery can promote long-term smoking cessation

Pre-Cosmetic Sx Advice May Aid Long-Term Smoking Cessation

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More than 40 percent of 42 daily smokers were no longer smoking cigarettes at long-term follow-up
Mailed outreach invitations offering a fecal immunochemical test (FIT) or colonoscopy increase the proportion of participants completing colorectal cancer screening

Mailed Invitations Increase CRC Screening Completion

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And providing specific reminders to general practitioners improves participation in FIT screening
Universal sequencing of a broad panel of cancer-related genes is associated with increased detection of potentially clinically significant heritable mutations

Universal Sequencing of Cancer Genes Ups Mutation Detection

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Increased detection of heritable mutations over the predicted yield of testing based on guidelines
Stress is associated with impaired sleep and increased emotional rewarding of palatable foods

Role of Stress, Sleep Highlighted in Study of Obesity

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Stress linked to impaired sleep, increased emotional rewarding of palatable foods, leading to obesity
The cardiovascular event rate is low for patients with no coronary artery calcium

Coronary Artery Calcium May Be Best Indicator of CVD Risk

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Event rate 2.9 in 1,000 person-years for those without CAC
In a new clinical report from the American Academy of Pediatrics

AAP: Watch for Rapid Weight Changes in Young Athletes

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Both short- and long-term damage can result from quick losses or gains

August 2017 Briefing – OBGYN & Women’s Health

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Here are what the editors at HealthDay consider to be the most important developments in OBGYN & Women's Health for August 2017. This roundup...