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Outcomes for nonmelanoma skin cancers are similar at one year

Outcomes Across Nonmelanoma Skin Cancer Treatments Similar

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Brachytherapy and Mohs micrographic surgery show better cosmetic results
Patients who initially see a physical therapist or chiropractor for low back pain rather than a primary care physician are much less likely to be prescribed opioids

Early Access to Chiropractors, PTs Tied to Decreased Long-Term Opioid Use

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Odds of short- or long-term opioid use higher for initial visits with physicians for low back pain
Most persons born preterm in Sweden between 1973 and 1997 survived until early to mid-adulthood without major comorbidities

Most Preemies Survive Into Adulthood Without Major Comorbidities

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Findings observed in Swedish cohort of premature infants born between 1973 and 1997
There will be more health insurance choices and a slight decrease in premiums for many consumers next year under the Affordable Care Act

More Choices, Lower Premiums for ACA Consumers Next Year

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20 more insurers will be participating in 2020, expanding consumer choice in many states
A new drug to treat early Alzheimer disease will be submitted to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration for approval

New Alzheimer Disease Drug to Be Submitted for FDA Approval

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New analysis of study results suggests highest dose of aducanumab may help slow cognitive decline
A $260 million settlement in an opioid lawsuit was reached between two Ohio counties and four drug companies on Monday

$260 Million Deal Averts First Federal Trial Over Opioids

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The deal contains no admission of wrongdoing by the defendants
Psychiatric inpatients at community-based hospitals are twice as likely to experience adverse events or medical errors as inpatients at Veterans Health Administration hospitals

VA Hospitals Have Lower Rates of Adverse Events in Psychiatric Units

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Adverse events, medical errors lower in VA versus community-based inpatient psychiatric units
A deep learning algorithm has accuracy comparable to that of radiologists for the diagnosis of acute intracranial hemorrhage on head computed tomography

Deep Learning Algorithm Uses CT to ID Intracranial Hemorrhages

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Neural network as accurate as board-certified radiologists, IDs some abnormalities they miss
Patients with infective endocarditis and substance use disorder have a more than twofold risk for dying following valve surgery compared with patients without substance use disorder

Substance Use Disorder Ups Risk for Death After IE Valve Surgery

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Midterm postoperative period (six months to five years) a particularly vulnerable period
Second opinions rendered by dermatopathologists improve the reliability of melanocytic lesion diagnosis

Expert Second Opinions Up Reliability of Melanoma Diagnosis

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In study, none of the second opinion strategies eliminated diagnostic misclassification