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Opioid-related hospitalizations among women in the United States increased far faster than among men between 2005 and 2014

Sharp Rise Among Women for Opioid-Related Hospitalizations

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U.S. cases rose 75 percent for females versus 55 percent for males over a decade, researchers say
For patients with gout

Marital Status Among Factors Tied to Gout Rx Adherence

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Belief about medicines, presence of comorbidity, being married positively influence meds adherence
Regular use of nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs is associated with improved survival among colorectal cancer survivors with KRAS wild-type tumors

NSAID Use, Survival Link Varies With KRAS Status in CRC Patients

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Use of NSAIDs tied to better survival for colorectal cancer survivors with KRAS wild-type tumors
Guidelines have been developed for perioperative management of antirheumatic drug therapy in patients with rheumatic diseases undergoing elective total hip arthroplasty or total knee arthroplasty; the guidelines were published online June 16 in Arthritis Care & Research.

Guidelines Address Peri-Op Care in Rheumatic Disease

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Guidelines address use of antirheumatic drugs for adults with RA, SpA, JIA, SLE undergoing THA/TKA
Rising numbers of Americans may be getting too much vitamin D via supplementation

More Americans Using High-Doses of Vitamin D Supplementation

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Study finds more people are taking doses higher than recommended daily allowance
For HIV-positive patients

Financial Incentives May Increase Viral Suppression in HIV

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No increase in linkage to care, but increase noted in viral suppression and continuity of care
For patients undergoing coronary angiography

Risk of Cardiovascular Events Similar With, Without Diabetes

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Patients with versus without diabetes, without CAD, were more often treated with statins and aspirin
Tofacitinib is associated with improvements in nail psoriasis

Tofacitinib Associated With Improvement in Nail Psoriasis

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Improvement in nail psoriasis severity at 16 weeks versus placebo; maintained through 52 weeks
Physicians who receive information about patient harms are more likely to support financial penalties targeting inappropriate antibiotic prescribing

Support for Financial Penalties Up With Emphasis on Patient Harms

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Penalties supported by 41% of physician recipients of clinical vignette describing harms to patient
For patients with atrial fibrillation

VKA Monotherapy Linked to Reduced MI, Stroke Risk in A-Fib

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Vitamin K antagonist + acetylsalicylic acid dual therapy associated with increased bleeding risk