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Infectious Diseases Society of America, Oct. 2-6

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The Infectious Diseases Society of America Annual Meeting (ID Week 2019) The annual meeting of the Infectious Diseases Society of America was held...
Electrical stimulation technologies appear to be effective for increasing spinal fusion

Review: E-Stim Devices May Increase Spinal Fusion Rates

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Review of preclinical and clinical literature shows increase in spinal fusion rates in animals and patients
For transgender individuals with a diagnosis of gender incongruence

Gender-Affirming Surgery May Aid Long-Term Mental Health

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Longitudinal association identified in individuals with a gender incongruence diagnosis
Medicare graduate medical education payments increased significantly from 2000 to 2015

2000 to 2015 Saw Increase in Medicare GME Payments

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Increase mainly due to indirect payments, primarily inpatient costs rather than resident-to-bed ratio
Among individuals with type 2 diabetes

Maintaining Weight Loss Cuts Cardiovascular Risk in T2DM

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Allowing weight regain as part of maintenance reduces cardiometabolic benefit for many risk factors
The U.S. American Indian and Alaska Native population faces a higher risk for many cancers than white Americans living in the same geographical region

American Indians, Alaska Natives Have Higher Cancer Incidence

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Higher rates reported for lung, liver, kidney, colorectal, and stomach cancers versus whites
Active acute respiratory illness surveillance can be implemented among patients and staff in an adult long-term care facility

Acute Respiratory Viral Illness Surveillance Possible in Long-Term Care

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Data revealed many health care personnel who reported an illness said they worked when sick
Hypertensive disorders of pregnancy

Pregnancy-Related Hypertension Increases Later Heart Disease Risk

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Increased cardiovascular risk evident soon after affected pregnancy
Home-based blood pressure readings are more accurate for non-Hispanic black adults than readings in the physician's office

Out-of-Office BP Readings More Predictive in Black Adults

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Home-based blood pressure readings better predicted hypertensive heart disease than physician-office readings
Regardless of the percentage of lifetime spent in the United States

Foreign-Born Women in U.S. Less Likely to Have Mammograms

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Findings remain even after adjusting for common sociodemographic factors