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The incidence of Alzheimer disease is significantly higher in patients with psoriasis versus individuals without psoriasis

Psoriasis Tied to Higher Alzheimer Disease Risk

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Among psoriasis patients, those on systemic treatment had lower risk for Alzheimer disease
In 2018

14.9 Percent of U.S. Adults Had Ever Used an E-Cigarette in 2018

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Prevalence of ever e-cigarette use and current use highest for men, non-Hispanic whites, those ages 18 to 24
Screening symptomatic health care workers for severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 infection is feasible during the pandemic

Symptomatic Health Care Staff in U.K. Screened for COVID-19

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Shift in transmission dynamics noted as of March 24, concurrent with steps to implement social distancing
Patients with glomerular disease and their caregivers give highest priority to outcomes of kidney function

Study Explores Outcomes Valued by Glomerular Disease Patients

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Highly ranked outcomes for patients and caregivers include kidney function, survival, but also fatigue
The U.S. Preventive Services Task Force concludes that primary care-feasible behavioral interventions have a moderate net benefit for preventing tobacco use in children. These findings form the basis of a final recommendation statement

USPSTF: Behavioral Interventions Likely Prevent Tobacco Use

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Primary care-feasible behavioral interventions have moderate net benefit for school-aged children
Limited tools are available for identifying

Reviews Assess Tools to Identify, Diagnose, Treat Alzheimer Dementia

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Many cognitive tests can differentiate clinical Alzheimer-type dementia from normal cognition
Individuals at high risk for major depression reared in adoptive homes have a significantly reduced risk for major depression compared with those raised in their home environment

Major Depression Reduced for Those Reared in Adoptive Homes

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Protective rearing effect found for adopted compared with home-reared full and half siblings
For multiple sclerosis patients with clinically isolated syndrome

Low Vitamin D, Smoking Predict Worse Cognitive Function in MS

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Higher vitamin D predicted better cognitive performance, while smoking predicted worse performance
Health care organizations are facing hard financial decisions amid the COVID-19 pandemic

David Shulkin, M.D., on COVID-19 Financial Consequences for Health Care System

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Shulkin, ninth secretary for Veterans Affairs, estimates health care provider revenue down about $500 billion
Job strain is associated with a 1.41-fold increase in the average risk for peripheral artery disease hospitalization

Job Strain Linked to Increase in Risk for PAD Hospitalization

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Estimates varied in magnitude but were consistent by sex, socioeconomic status, baseline smoking status