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A new noninvasive bladder stimulation technique can obtain clean-catch urine in infants aged younger than 90 days

Novel Technique Feasible for Clean-Catch Urine in Infants

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Noninvasive bladder stimulation technique effective for children aged younger than 90 days
For men with low-risk prostate cancer undergoing active surveillance

Sociodemographic Factors Affect Prostate CA Treatment Initiation

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Non-Hispanic black men more likely to begin active treatment, independent of clinical measures
Variants that have previously been considered causal in hypertrophic cardiomyopathy are often misclassified as pathogenic in patients with African or unspecified ancestry

Misclassification of Variants As Pathogenic in Black Americans

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Misclassification of benign variants as pathogenic in multiple patients with African, unspecified ancestry
Telehealth technologies can allow delivery of high-quality care at a lower cost

Legal Issues Impact Delivery of Telehealth

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No uniform legal approach to telehealth; concerns about reimbursement limit implementation
Diabetes is associated with increased mortality from cardiovascular disease

Diabetes Linked to Increased CVD, Cancer, Other Mortality

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Increases in cardiovascular death, cancer death, noncardiovascular noncancer death in men, women
Monogenic forms of diabetes can occur in preterm infants

Monogenic Forms of Diabetes Can Occur in Preterm Infants

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Sixty-six percent of preterm infants diagnosed with diabetes before age 6 months had genetic etiology
The activity of two genes may help predict certain breast cancer patients' odds of survival and guide their treatment

F12, STC2 Genes May Help Predict Breast Cancer Survival

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Tracking DNA activity patterns may someday help women with HER2+ breast cancers
Residents frequently order perceived unnecessary inpatient laboratory tests

Residents Often Order Perceived Unnecessary Lab Tests

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Behaviors attributed to health system culture, lack of transparency about health care service costs
Where and when children are born may affect their risk for celiac disease

Season, Region of Birth May Influence Celiac Disease Risk

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Swedish study finds lower risk of digestive disorder in infants born in winter or cooler climates
Female doctors in the United States make much less than their male colleagues

U.S. Female Doctors Reimbursed Significantly Less Than Males

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Medicare reimbursement review finds male specialists earning more