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Longer use of estrogen hormone therapy is associated with higher cognitive status in late life

Extended Estrogen Therapy Aids Late-Life Cognition

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Benefit seen especially in older women and women initiating treatment within five years of menopause
For the 2018 to 2019 school year

CDC: Coverage 94.7 Percent for Two Doses of MMR in 2018 to 2019

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2.8 percent of kindergartners were not up to date with MMR vaccination and did not have exemption
A shipment of baby powder has been recalled by Johnson & Johnson after U.S. authorities found asbestos in it.

Johnson & Johnson Recalls Baby Powder Due to Presence of Asbestos

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This is the first time Johnson & Johnson has pulled its baby powder from the market
Most office-based physicians who provide sexually transmitted infections services report not having on-site access to the recommended injectable medications for same-day treatment of gonorrhea and syphilis

Most Physicians Treating STIs Do Not Have Meds on Hand

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Increasing availability of treatments will help public health officials stop increases in STIs, authors say
An experimental growth factor therapy

Experimental Growth Factor May Aid Knee Osteoarthritis

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However, clinical significance uncertain as patients did not report symptom improvement
A quality improvement program can lower steroid use among patients with inflammatory bowel disease

Quality Improvement Program Lowers Prolonged Steroid Use With IBD

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Excess steroid use seen in 14 percent of patients
Patients with type 1 diabetes using an artificial pancreas or closed-loop system spend a greater percentage of time in a target glycemic range compared with those using a sensor-augmented insulin pump

Artificial Pancreas Helps T1DM Patients Meet Glycemic Targets

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Patients spent more time in target glycemic range with closed-loop system versus sensor-augmented insulin pump
For children born in 2015 to 2016

CDC: Vaccination Coverage Generally High for Those Born in 2015-16

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Uninsured children, those insured by Medicaid had lower coverage than those with private insurance
Patients in the United States and Canada receive prescription opioids after surgeries at a rate that is approximately seven times higher than the rate in Sweden

Postop Opioid Rx Sevenfold Higher in U.S., Canada Versus Sweden

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About 75 percent of patients in U.S. and Canada fill opioid prescriptions versus 11 percent in Sweden
Patients with primary restless leg syndrome who begin dopamine agonist therapy may be at increased risk for adverse psychiatric events

Dopamine Agonists Tied to Higher Risk for Psychiatric Events

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Findings seen in large study of patients with restless leg syndrome starting dopamine agonists