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Delayed physician rounding increases postpartum women's satisfaction with their hospital experience and patient-physician communication

Postpartum Women Prefer Delayed Physician Rounding

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Scores for physician communication, hospital experience increase with later rounds
For women initiating osteoporosis treatment

Osteoporosis Treatment-Linked Changes in BMD ID Fracture Risk

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Treatment-related increases in total hip bone mineral density linked to reduced fracture risk
Medicare per capita spending was much higher for beneficiaries who died during 2014 than for those who survived the entire year

Medicare Spending Up for Decedents Versus Survivors

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Average per capita spending for Medicare beneficiaries who died 4-fold higher than survivors
Women who undergo in vitro fertilization are not at increased risk of breast cancer

IVF Treatment Does Not Appear to Increase Breast Cancer Risk

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Women who had seven or more IVF cycles had lower risk for breast cancer
Labor compensation remains the single largest contributor to costs among physicians' offices

Labor Compensation, Purchased Goods, Service Biggest Spends

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Purchased goods and services saw the largest increase in 2012 spending
Among women presenting with a chief complaint of abnormal uterine bleeding

Abnormal Uterine Bleeding Can Signal Hematologic Cancer

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New-onset bleeding plus thrombocytopenia or pancytopenia should be referred
Physicians should be aware of the "female athlete triad

AAP Urges Awareness of Female Athlete Triad

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Conditions include amenorrhea, osteoporosis, and disordered eating
When used regularly

Consistent Use of Monthly Vaginal Ring Protects Against HIV

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African study shows women who use dapivirine ring consistently cut their risk of infection
Radiologists vary widely on how often they define mammography patients' breasts as dense

Radiologists Vary Widely on How They Define Dense Breasts

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Definition of dense breasts can range from 6.3 to 84.5 percent of patients, depending on radiologist
The number of HIV/AIDS deaths worldwide each year has fallen since peaking in 2005

Global Fight Against HIV Remains Challenging

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Deaths continue 10-year decline, but new infections on the rise in many countries, especially in Africa