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Firearm homicides are much more common among black men compared to white men

Black Men More Likely to Die From Firearm Homicide

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However, white men at higher risk for firearm suicide in all states

American College of Physicians, April 19-21

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The American College of Physicians: Internal Medicine Meeting The annual meeting of the American College of Physicians (ACP) was held from April 19...
The U.S. Preventive Services Task Force  (USPSTF) has found that screening for intimate partner violence is beneficial for reproductive-aged women

USPSTF Urges Abuse Screening for Reproductive-Aged Women

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Evidence lacking for assessing balance of benefits, harms of screening for abuse of seniors, vulnerable
For individuals with major depression and bipolar disorder

Grip Strength Indicative of Cognition in Major Depression

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Positive association with performance on cognitive tasks for those with depression, bipolar disorder
The concept of internet gaming disorder and the pathways leading to it are unclear

Questions Surround Concept of Internet Gaming Disorder

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Several interacting internal factors and external factors are required for developing IGD
Medicare Annual Wellness Visits do not appear to substantially increase the detection of cognitive impairment in older adults

Annual Visits May Not Increase Cognitive Impairment Detection

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But Medicare wellness visits are tied to higher rate of testing for reversible causes of impairment
Using hearing aids may slow cognitive decline in later life

Hearing Aids May Mitigate Cognitive Decline, Memory Loss

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Use of hearing aids tied to better episodic memory scores in longitudinal study
For soldiers who have been deployed twice

Time-Related Deployment Factors Predict Suicide Attempt Risk

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Suicide attempt risk increased for deployment within first 12 months, dwell time of six months or less
For adolescents and young adults

Small Link for Cannabis Use, Reduced Cognitive Functioning

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Small overall effect size for frequent and heavy cannabis use among adolescents, young adults
New opioid prescriptions for U.S. adults using benzodiazepines stopped increasing in 2010

Adults Using Benzodiazepines More Likely to Receive Opioid Rx

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Increase in new opioid prescriptions for U.S. adults using benzodiazepines stopped in 2010