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Amyloid beta deposits in Alzheimer's patients might also negatively affect their heart muscle and increase their risk of heart failure

Amyloid Beta Deposits Can Affect Hearts of Alzheimer’s Patients

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Deposits can lead to compromised myocardial function
Middle-aged adults who've avoided obesity

Three Factors Weigh Heavy in Risk of Heart Failure

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Prevention of obesity, HTN, diabetes could substantially cut public health impact of heart failure
For young people who ride all-terrain vehicles without a helmet

RSNA: Children Can Sustain Major Chest Injuries From ATV Crashes

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Main cause of chest injury was rollover, followed by collision with landscape, falls
Medical bills for older U.S. cancer patients can cost one-quarter of their income or more if they have Medicare without supplemental insurance

Out-of-Pocket Cancer Costs High for Patients With Medicare Only

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Without supplemental insurance, out-of-pocket costs average 25 percent of annual earnings
For patients with idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis

Fat-Free Mass Index Predicts Survival in Pulmonary Fibrosis

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FFMI and percentage predicted FVC were significant factors predicting survival in multivariate model
The U.S. mortality rate from infectious diseases is about the same now as it was in 1980

Mortality Rate From Infectious Diseases Holding Steady in U.S.

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Although new threats have emerged, number of patients dying from infections has stayed fairly stable
Circulating exosomes released under intermittent hypoxia conditions

Intermittent Hypoxia Promotes Lung Tumor Cell Aggressiveness

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IH-induced exosomes from mice significantly promote TC1 malignant properties
Use of a computerized physician order entry system can improve compliance with antimicrobial restriction policies

Computer Order Entry System Ups Antimicrobial Policy Compliance

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After introduction of system, improvement seen in surveillance, compliance, approvals
For long-term care facility residents

High-Dose Vitamin D Cuts Acute Respiratory Infection in Elderly

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Reduction in ARI but increase in falls, without higher fracture risk, among long-term care residents
Privately insured Americans spent nearly 5 percent more on health care last year than in 2014; this increase was significantly more than that seen in previous years and reflects higher costs for prescription drugs

Rising Rx, ER Prices Pushing U.S. Health Care Spending Up

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Prescription drugs are the fastest growing expense, report shows