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Psychostimulant use plays a substantial role in fatal strokes among young adults

Psychostimulant Use Pervasive in Young Adults’ Fatal Strokes

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In cases of hemorrhagic stroke among young adults, psychostimulant use should be considered
For women in middle and late adulthood

Longer Duration of Antibiotic Use Tied to Risk for CVD in Women

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Risk for cardiovascular disease increased for women in middle, late adulthood with longer antibiotic use
Naproxen sodium twice daily is not associated with reduced progression of presymptomatic Alzheimer disease among cognitively intact people at risk for the condition

Naproxen Sodium Does Not Slow Presymptomatic Alzheimer Disease

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Study shows increased frequency of adverse events but little impact on rate of change in APS
For adolescents and young adults

U.S. Death Rate From Drug Poisoning Up for Teens, Young Adults

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Significant increases seen in rates for whites, Asian/Pacific Islanders, blacks; in Midwest and Northeast
Consumption of sleeping pills is linked to a subsequent increase in the number of antihypertensive drugs taken among older adults

Sleeping Pill Use Tied to Greater Need for BP Meds in Older Adults

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But no association observed between sleep duration or quality and change in BP drug use
Chemotherapy patients who suck on ice chips during treatment with oxaliplatin infusion have less trouble with eating and drinking cold things

Sucking Ice Chips Cuts Oral Side Effects of Oxaliplatin Chemo

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Benefits include less trouble eating and fewer symptom-related negative effects on quality of life
Many children with asthma

Some Children With Asthma Miss Critical Step in Inhaler Use

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More children miss a critical step when using spacer with mouthpiece versus spacer with mask
Limited evidence suggests that nusinersen treatment provides long-term benefits for children with later-onset spinal muscular atrophy

Nusinersen Promising for Later-Onset Spinal Muscular Atrophy

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Phase 1/2 studies reveal long-term improvement in motor function for children with SMA type II and III
From 1998 to 2015

1998 to 2015 Saw Increase in Outpatient Depression Treatment

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Proportion using psychotherapy decreased; proportion receiving drugs remained stable
Implementation of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention opioid prescribing recommendations should be consistent with the guideline's intent

CDC Provides Clarification of Opioid Prescribing Guideline

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Misapplication of the guideline can put patient health and safety at risk