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Narrow network health plans are less likely to cover treatment by doctors at centers affiliated with the U.S. National Cancer Institute

NCI-Designated Care Often Excluded in Narrow Health Plans

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Oncologists affiliated with NCI-Designated or NCCN Cancer Centers more likely excluded in narrow plans
Adherence to distress screening protocols by cancer programs is associated with lower rates of medical service utilization

Distress Screening Tied to Fewer ER Visits for Cancer Patients

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Lower risk ratios for ER use and hospitalization when cancer program adherence documented
Reducing hospital readmission rates for acute myocardial infarction

Reducing Hospital Readmissions Doesn’t Up Mortality Rates

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ACA guidelines may mean better follow-up after discharge, researchers suggest
High doses of vitamin D don't protect children from upper respiratory tract infections in the winter

High-Dose Vitamin D No Help for Winter URIs in Children

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High dose supplementation did not reduce overall wintertime upper respiratory tract infections
Even a few extra pounds gained in early or middle adulthood can increase risk of chronic diseases such as type 2 diabetes and hypertension

Chronic Disease Risk Rises With Even Slow, Steady Weight Gain

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As little as 11 pounds gained from early to middle adulthood tied to significantly elevated risk
For patients with type 2 diabetes

NT-proBNP Improves Heart Failure Prediction in T2DM

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Meaningful improvement in five-year risk-predictive performance with addition of NT-proBNP
Biological changes in the brain may underlie a relationship between sleep disordered breathing and Alzheimer's disease

AAIC: Alzheimer Biomarkers Up With Sleep Disordered Breathing

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Studies found SDB/OSA tied to higher levels of biomarkers for Alzheimer's disease
The Washington State high court has ruled against interstate medical liability

High Court Rules Against Interstate Medical Liability

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Case involves doctor providing care to football player in Idaho, who then died after injury in Washington
Rescue workers and survivors of the 9/11 terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center seem to have an increased risk for heart and lung diseases years later

Risk of Heart, Respiratory Disease Up in 9/11 Survivors

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Intense exposure on first day of disaster tied to substantially increased risk of future disease
Organizational changes are recommended by primary care physicians to support safer prescribing

Organizational Changes Encouraged for Safer Prescribing

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Doctors describe swimming against tide of patient expectations, Rx culture, organizational constraints