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For Korean patients with acne

Dermatologist Tutorial Helps Minimize Acne Rx Side Effects

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Improved tolerability with dermatologists' tutorials for application methods with A-BPO
For adolescents

In Teens, Sedentary Behavior Independently Tied to Adiposity

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Correlation for TV viewing, screen time, sedentary behaviors with adiposity, independent of diet
For women with abnormal cervical cytology

Review: Colposcopy Linked to Adverse Psychological Outcomes

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Adverse outcomes include anxiety; management type and treatment don't impact outcomes
Young adults with even slightly elevated blood pressure may be at risk of cardiac dysfunction later in life

Even Slightly Elevated BP May Pose Problems for Young Adults

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Treatment should begin early to prevent cardiac dysfunction, researchers say
Most edible cannabis products sampled in three major U.S. cities are mislabeled

Edible Cannabis Products Often Mislabeled

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Sixty percent contained less active ingredient than label said, while 23 percent had more
For women with breast cancer

Embryo Cryopreservation Feasible for Women With Breast Cancer

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Overall live birth rate per embryo transfer similar for infertile women undergoing IVF, cancer patients
Systolic blood pressure control

Visit-to-Visit SBP Variability Not Linked to Major Cardiac Events

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Findings in hypertensive patients with coronary artery disease
Cocaine exposure has a multifactorial impact on HIV infection that extends beyond high-risk behavior

Cocaine May Have Multifactorial Impact on HIV Infection

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May extend beyond high-risk behavior, including increased immune activation, kinetics of HIV
A joint clinical practice guideline for the management of dyslipidemia for cardiovascular disease risk reduction in adults has been summarized and published online June 22 in the Annals of Internal Medicine.

VA/DoD Release Guidelines for Dyslipidemia Management

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Key features include elimination of treatment targets, additional testing only when rationale clear
Pain is prevalent in more than half of patients with multiple sclerosis

Anxiety Independently Predicts Pain in Patients With MS

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Research confirms high prevalence of pain, affecting more than half of those with multiple sclerosis