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Certain factors may help clinicians identify which patients are more likely to have greater opioid use in the first month after major surgery

Patient Factors May Predict Opioid Use After Discharge

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Certain factors, such as anxiety, associated with greater opioid use in the month after major surgery
Typical symptoms of myocardial infarction are more common and have greater predictive value in women than in men

Women With Heart Attack Do Present With Typical Symptoms

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Typical symptoms of myocardial infarction more common in women than men
There was an increase in Medicaid-covered preemptive kidney transplants among patients with end-stage renal disease living in Medicaid expansion states versus nonexpansion states

Medicaid Expansion Increases Access to Kidney Transplants

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Increases in Medicaid-covered preemptive kidney transplants greater in Medicaid expansion states
Hepatitis C virus-viremic kidneys are increasingly being used for transplants and seem to have good one-year outcomes

Hep C-Viremic Kidneys Increasingly Used for Transplant

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One-year eGFR similar for HCV-seronegative recipients receiving HCV-viremic, non-HCV-viremic kidneys
The majority of older adults diagnosed with dementia do not receive specialty care

Most Diagnosed With Dementia Do Not Receive Specialty Care

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Identification of etiological subtype of dementia more likely in patients who see a specialist
The number of U.S. states with adult obesity rates above 35 percent reached an all-time high of nine in 2018

Nine States Now Have an Obesity Rate Above 35 Percent

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Plus, statistically significant increases seen in adult obesity rates in 33 states between 2013 and 2018
U.S. veterans could receive billions of dollars in denied claims for out-of-pocket emergency care costs at non-VA facilities after a federal court ruled that the Department of Veterans Affairs improperly denied the claims.

VA May Have to Pay Billions for Veterans’ Emergency Care Claims

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Law says VA must pay emergency medical expenses if they are not covered by private insurance
The first attempt to use the gene-editing tool CRISPR to cure HIV infection was unsuccessful but the approach does show promise.

Scientists Use Gene-Editing Tool CRISPR in Attempt to Cure HIV

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Attempt failed, but tool appears precise and safe and holds promise
Since 2006

Incidence of T2DM Rising in Fewer Populations Since 2006

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Incidence rising in 33 percent of populations versus increase in 66 percent of populations in 1990 to 2005
Helicobacter pylori treatment

H. Pylori Treatment May Reduce Gastric Cancer Incidence, Death

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Reductions in gastric cancer mortality seen with H. pylori treatment, vitamin, garlic supplementation