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Use of a low-dose triple combination therapy is effective for rapidly achieving blood pressure control among patients with hypertension

ACC: Low-Dose Triple Combo Pill Effective for Rapid BP Control

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Greater chance of achieving blood pressure target level with combo pill strategy versus usual care
Drug copayments frequently exceed prescription drug costs

Drug Copayments Often Exceed Prescription Drug Costs

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Overpayments affect 23 percent of all prescriptions; more common with generic drugs
The 2008 to 2010 Great Recession had a negative impact on the health of U.S. adults

Great Recession Linked to Increase in BP, Blood Glucose

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Larger effects of 2008 to 2010 recession seen for younger adults and older homeowners
Adolescents with pre-existing mental health conditions and treatments are more likely to receive any opioid and to transition to long-term opioid therapy

Opioid Receipt Up for Teens With Mental Health Conditions

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Teens with pre-existing mental health conditions, tx more likely to transition to long-term opioid use
The majority of Canadian physical therapists positively view a new interprofessional model of care with pharmacists

PTs Support Interprofessional Model of Care With Pharmacists

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Most survey respondents reported a positive perception of interactions with pharmacists
Spending on health care is much higher in the United States than other high-income countries

U.S. Spends Twice As Much for Similar Health Care Utilization

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U.S. has higher administrative and pharmaceutical costs than 10 other high-income countries
Intranasal insulin application appears to be safe

No Safety Concerns Noted in Study of Intranasal Insulin Use

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However, more data is needed on the long-term safety of chronic intranasal insulin administration
The odds of opioid prescription are increased for patients with head and neck cancer versus those with lung or colon cancer

Odds of Opioid Prescriptions Up in Head and Neck Cancer Patients

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More oxycodone tablets provided per prescription for HNCA versus lung and colon cancer
Lower median household income is associated with worse survival for patients with squamous cell carcinoma of the anus

Median Household Income Predicts Survival in Anal Cancer

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Lower income tied to worse overall, cancer-specific survival in squamous cell carcinoma of the anus
For women with human epidermal growth factor receptor type 2-negative breast cancer receiving anthracycline chemotherapy

ACC: Carvedilol Doesn’t Prevent Anthracycline Cardiotoxicity

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Carvedilol does not prevent reduction in LVEF in breast cancer but is linked to lower troponin I levels