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Children with COVID-19 frequently have negative chest computed tomography findings

Chest CT Often Normal in Pediatric COVID-19 Patients

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No change was seen in 10 of the 11 follow-up CT examinations carried out
Delayed vaccination enabled the initial spread and increased infectious contact facilitated transmission of measles in the 2018 to 2019 outbreak in New York City

Delayed Vaccination Enabled Measles Spread During 2018-2019 in NYC

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Initial spread due to delayed vaccination; transmission facilitated by increased infectious contact
Doxycycline does not significantly reduce aneurysm growth compared with placebo among patients with small infrarenal abdominal aortic aneurysms

Doxycycline Does Not Cut Growth of Abdominal Aortic Aneurysms

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Compared with placebo, no difference seen in growth of small abdominal aortic aneurysms at two years
Younger people who are diagnosed with type 2 diabetes have higher weight and blood pressure than similarly aged people without diabetes

Weight, Blood Pressure Higher in Younger Patients With T2DM

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Differentials for weight, BP for those with, without T2DM greater for younger versus older patients
A medication reduction strategy is safe among some older adults treated with antihypertensives

Reducing Number of BP Meds May Be Safe in Some Older Adults

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No significant change in systolic BP control seen at 12 weeks versus pretrial medication
Women with acute coronary syndromes do have some different symptoms than men at presentation

Women’s Acute Coronary Symptoms No Longer ‘Atypical’

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Chest pain remains the most common presentation by both men and women
Two premiere medical journals are questioning the validity of the data in two studies: one that showed the use of blood pressure drugs was safe in COVID-19 patients and another that showed the antimalarial drug hydroxychloroquine was dangerous

COVID-19 Drug Studies Questioned

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Journals issue 'expressions of concern' over two recent studies of medications and their effect on COVID-19 patients
A small percentage of selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor users may have an increased risk for violent crime during the treatment period

Risk for Committing Violent Crime May Be Increased by SSRI Use

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Risk higher during treatment, up to 12 weeks after discontinuation among minority of SSRI users
High-potency cannabis is associated with increased cannabis use and problems and an increased likelihood of anxiety disorders

High-Potency Cannabis Tied to Increased Use, Anxiety Disorder

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No evidence of link seen between high-potency cannabis use and alcohol use disorder or depression
Nursing home residents have persistently high rates of hip fracture

Rates of Hip Fracture High for Nursing Home Residents

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In all years from 2007 to 2015, one-year mortality was high following hip fracture