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Younger adults who use methamphetamine appear to be at greater risk for stroke

Meth Use Tied to Higher Risk of Stroke in Younger People

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Predominately hemorrhagic strokes associated with methamphetamine use
The multispecialty San Bernardino Medical Group has replaced magazines with digital devices in waiting rooms

Tablet Use Encourages Patients to Explore Diabetes Risk

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Replacing magazines with tablets can help patients learn about diabetes risk, take preventive action
Men

Vitamin B6, B12 Supplements May Up Risk of Lung Cancer in Men

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Increased odds only seemed to affect men or male smokers
The costs of PCSK9 inhibitors would have to be 71 percent lower to be deemed cost-effective

Cost-Effectiveness of PCSK9 Inhibitors Called Into Question

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Researchers say price would have to be between $4,000 and $5,000 per year to be cost-effective
Health care providers can help boost patient adherence to antihypertensive medications by communicating more collaboratively with patients

Collaborative Communication Could Improve HTN Rx Adherence

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Clinicians in low-income neighborhoods should ask about employment, relationships, researchers say
The days supplied is far more important than the dosage level or even the type of pain being treated in risk of opioid use disorder following opioid prescription

Day-Supply of Opioid Rx Factor in Likelihood of Long-Term Use

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Doctors should prescribe for the minimum numbers of days, researchers say
In a case report published online Aug. 16 in the Journal of Dermatology

Leukomelanoderma After Hydroquinone Use Described

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Two cases documented in patients taking hydroquinone at a concentration of 7 to 10 percent
Theoretical and practical once-yearly counseling for three years is associated with increased physical activity and reduced sedentary time in patients with type 2 diabetes

Once-Yearly Counseling Tied to More Physical Activity in T2DM

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Increase in light and moderate-to-vigorous physical activity and reduction in sedentary time
Greater focus is needed on correct identification processes in order to prevent wrong-patient medication administration incidents

Nurse-, System-Related Factors Analyzed in Wrong-Patient Events

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In 77 percent of wrong-patient incident reports, the process of identifying the patients was not described
For patients with locally advanced esophageal carcinoma who received neoadjuvant chemoradiotherapy

Females Show Better Response to CRT in Esophageal Cancer

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Females more often had complete, nearly complete pathologic response to induction tx; less recurrence