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The incidence and severity of physical intimate partner violence have been higher during the COVID-19 pandemic than in the previous three years

Incidence, Severity of Intimate Partner Violence Up During Pandemic

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Decrease seen in overall number of patients reporting IPV, but incidence of physical IPV 1.8 times higher
Reversing recent trends

Baby Boomers Showing Higher Rates of Cognitive Decline

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Declines seen universally across genders, races/ethnicities, education, and income levels
Higher levels of outdoor artificial light at night are associated with less favorable sleep patterns as well as mood and anxiety disorders in adolescents

Outdoor Artificial Light at Night May Worsen Sleep in Teens

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Also, outdoor artificial nighttime light associated with higher risk for mental health disorders in adolescents
There has been a dramatic increase in overdose fatalities involving illicit opioids

Shift Occurring in Deadly Overdoses

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Rx opioid prescriptions down; illicit drugs are dominant cause of lethal drug overdoses
Women with peripheral artery disease have a higher burden of depressive symptoms compared with men

Women Have More Depression With Peripheral Artery Disease

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Depressive symptoms associated with worse disease-specific health status
More than 40 percent of adults across the United States have reported at least one adverse mental or behavioral health condition during the COVID-19 pandemic

Adverse Mental, Behavioral Health Issues Common During COVID-19

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Consideration of suicide increased for those ages 18 to 24, minority racial/ethnic groups, essential workers
Compared with non-Hispanic White physicians

Burnout Less Likely for Doctors in Minority Race/Ethnic Groups

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Non-Hispanic Black physicians more likely to report satisfaction with work-life integration versus White doctors
In an Ideas and Opinions article published online Aug. 11 in the Annals of Internal Medicine

Guidance Helps Doctors Optimize Telemedicine for Seniors

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Physicians should be mindful of cues that patient may not hear or understand and repeat or rephrase
The prevalence of self-reported drinking is lower among pregnant women in their second or third trimester compared to those in their first trimester

Alcohol Use Is Less Prevalent in Second, Third Trimesters

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38.2 percent of those who reported current drinking also reported use of one or more substances
Fewer than half of U.S. mental health treatment facilities providing care for children offer services for autism spectrum disorder

Four in 10 Children’s Behavioral Care Facilities Offer Autism Services

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Access to specialized treatment especially limited in rural, lower-income communities