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Treatment with fluoxetine appears to result in significantly lower scores for obsessive compulsive behaviors at 16 weeks among children and adolescents with autism spectrum disorder

Effect of Fluoxetine on Repetitive Behaviors in ASD Youth Unclear

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Interpretation of results limited by high dropout rate, null findings of prespecified analyses
Psychiatric inpatients at community-based hospitals are twice as likely to experience adverse events or medical errors as inpatients at Veterans Health Administration hospitals

VA Hospitals Have Lower Rates of Adverse Events in Psychiatric Units

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Adverse events, medical errors lower in VA versus community-based inpatient psychiatric units
A $260 million settlement in an opioid lawsuit was reached between two Ohio counties and four drug companies on Monday

$260 Million Deal Averts First Federal Trial Over Opioids

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The deal contains no admission of wrongdoing by the defendants
There will be more health insurance choices and a slight decrease in premiums for many consumers next year under the Affordable Care Act

More Choices, Lower Premiums for ACA Consumers Next Year

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20 more insurers will be participating in 2020, expanding consumer choice in many states
Long sleep duration predicts seven-year cognitive decline among U.S. Hispanic/Latino patients

Long Sleep Duration Linked to Cognitive Decline in Hispanics

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Long sleep duration predicts seven-year cognitive decline in U.S. Hispanics/Latinos
Among individuals aged 66 years and older

Suicide Risk Up With ARB Exposure Versus ACEI Exposure

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Risk for suicide increased with angiotensin receptor blockers among individuals aged 66 years and older
Electronic cigarette use in England is positively associated with overall cigarette quit rates and quit success rates

Use of E-Cigarettes in U.K. Tied to Quit Rates Among Smokers

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Researchers estimate 50,000+ smokers in U.K. used e-cigs as part of successful quit attempt in 2017
There is great variability in coverage and medical necessity criteria for gender-affirming top surgery across insurance companies

Insurance Plans Vary in Policies for Gender-Affirming Surgeries

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Plans often deviate from recommended criteria for coverage; some insurers categorically deny access
The risk and severity of chronic traumatic encephalopathy increase with the number of years playing American football

Risk, Severity of CTE Increase With Years of Football Played

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Risk for developing chronic traumatic encephalopathy increased by 30 percent per year of football played
Moderate depression

Depression, Anxiety, Stress Impact Adherence to Cardiac Rehab

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Patients with moderate depression, anxiety, stress symptoms more likely to drop out of rehab