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Diabetes screening practices vary widely and are only partially explained by patient

Wide Variation Seen in Screening Practices forType 2 Diabetes

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Variation exists regardless of guideline-based screening strategy used
Women who take less opioid pain medication in the 24-hour period before being discharged from the hospital after a cesarean delivery also use less opioid medication during the four weeks following discharge

Opioid Use Prior to Discharge After C-Section Tied to Later Use

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Level of opioid use within 24 hours predischarge linked to level of use for four weeks postdischarge
Metformin treatment reduces some obesity measures in children

Metformin Could Reduce Obesity in Children

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Metformin therapy reduces some indices of obesity in children and adolescents, review shows
Employing internationally educated nurses does not negatively impact interprofessional collaboration between nurses or between nurses and doctors in U.S. hospital units

Staff Collaboration Not Lowered by Internationally Trained Nurses

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Higher levels of internationally trained nurses in U.S. hospital units do not hamper staff collaboration
Children of all ages seem to be susceptible to novel coronavirus 2019 infection

Children Susceptible to COVID-19 but Less Severely Affected

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More than 90 percent of pediatric patients were asymptomatic, mild, or moderate cases
From 2006 to 2016

Per-Capita Medical Radiation Exposure Down in United States

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2006 to 2016 saw drop in annual individual effective dose from diagnostic, interventional procedures
Online forum users commonly report that a ketogenic diet can lead to several flu-like symptoms within the first few weeks on the diet

Chat Users Report Flu-Like Symptoms With Keto Diet

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A cluster of transient symptoms occurring within the first few weeks on the diet described online
Graphic new health warnings must appear on cigarette packages and in cigarette ads beginning next year

Graphic Health Warnings Coming for U.S. Cigarette Packs

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Warnings include photo-realistic color images depicting some of the lesser-known health risks of smoking
Medicare is expanding coverage for telemedicine nationwide so that millions of American seniors can get health care at home and avoid the coronavirus

Medicare Expands Telemedicine Coverage During COVID-19 Pandemic

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Expansion will allow millions of seniors to take care of medical problems while staying at home
Few U.S. anesthesiologists report preoperative screening for frailty or dementia or postoperative screening for delirium among older adults

Few Anesthesiologists Screen Elderly for Frailty, Dementia

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Most anesthesiologists report that preop, postop screening occurs in less than 10 percent of cases