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More Physical Activity at Any Intensity May Reduce Mortality

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Higher levels of total physical activity, less time spent sedentary linked to lower mortality risk
Prescription size is associated with increased new persistent opioid use among patients after cardiothoracic surgery

Rx Size Predicts Persistent Opioid Use After Cardiothoracic Surgery

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Patients prescribed more than 450 oral morphine equivalents have more new persistent opioid use
Overall tuberculosis rates are low among children and adolescents and are declining steadily

Tuberculosis Rates for U.S. Children Are Low and Declining

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Disparities persist by race, ethnicity, geography; incidence higher for those living in U.S.-affiliated islands
Less than half of health care providers discuss sun-safe behaviors with patients

Many Providers Fail to Discuss Sun-Safe Behaviors With Patients

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Skin cancer counseling often takes backseat due to lack of time, other pressing health issues
Some cities in Texas are susceptible to measles outbreaks

Some Cities in Texas Susceptible to Measles Outbreaks

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If vaccination rates continue to drop, considerable increase in potential outbreak predicted
Increasing blood pressure medications at hospital discharge for elderly patients hospitalized with noncardiac conditions does not improve long-term outcomes and is tied to short-term harms

Intensifying BP Meds at Hospital Discharge May Harm Elderly

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Risk for readmissions and adverse effects higher, no long-term benefit for BP control or cardiac risk
It may be possible to identify persons at risk for suffering a worsening in health-related quality of life due to knee osteoarthritis

Risk Factors ID’d for Worse QOL From Knee Osteoarthritis

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Female gender, overweight, smoking, knee pain, lower income tied to rapidly worsening quality of life
For patients with heart failure

Type 2 Diabetes Associated With Poorer Outcomes in Heart Failure

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Findings include structural abnormalities in the heart, poorer quality of life with T2DM and HF
Patients with inflammatory bowel disease have an increased risk for type 2 diabetes

Type 2 Diabetes Risk Up With Inflammatory Bowel Disease

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Risk significantly higher for patients receiving diagnosis of IBD from 2003 through 2014 versus earlier
Middle-aged women with type 2 diabetes mellitus have more sleep disturbances than women without diabetes

Type 2 Diabetes May Impact Sleep in Middle-Aged Women

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Findings show more sleep-related symptoms of symptoms of higher severity