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Age at smoking initiation and cessation continue to be important predictors of mortality in U.S. adults over age 70

Study Supports Smoking Cessation for Smokers of Any Age

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Even patients quitting in their 60s can add years to their lives, researchers find
The number of people in families having problems paying medical bills fell by nearly 13 million from 2011 through the first six months of 2016

CDC: Fewer U.S. Families Struggling to Pay Medical Bills

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More Americans are experiencing relief with medical bills, but gaps remain
Vegetarian diets are healthy for people of all ages

AND: Vegetarian Diet a Healthy, Environmentally Sound Choice

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These food plans are safe at all stages of life, Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics says
A significant number of patients with HIV have strains of the virus that are resistant to both older and newer drugs

More HIV Patients Exhibiting Multidrug Resistance

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Patients resistant to older medications also have problems with newer drugs

November 2016 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 November 2016. This roundup...
Participation in specific sports may have significant benefits for public health

Participation in Specific Sports Tied to Significant Health Benefits

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Racquet sports, swimming, and aerobics tied to lower risk of early death in study
Use of a vaginal ring containing dapivirine is efficacious for prevention of HIV-1 infection

Dapivirine Vaginal Ring Can Help Prevent HIV-1 Infection

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Findings among healthy, sexually active women from South Africa and Uganda
For patients undergoing elective surgery

Frailty Screening Initiative Cuts Mortality After Surgery

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Implementation of FSI reduces mortality, with greatest improvement seen among frail patients
Maternal influenza infection during pregnancy is not associated with increased risk of autism spectrum disorder

No Link for Maternal Flu Infection, Increased ASD Risk

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Suggestion of increased risk for children whose mothers were vaccinated in their first trimester
Primary care doctors should offer counseling about healthy lifestyle habits to prevent heart disease even to adults who have a low or average risk of developing cardiovascular disease

Heart-Healthy Habits Should Also Be Promoted to Low-Risk Patients

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USPSTF encourages primary care professionals to individualize this counseling