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Nonmedical prescription opioid (NMPO) use in adolescents is associated with parental NMPO use and with smoking and parent-adolescent conflict

Nonmedical Rx Opioid Use in Teens Linked to Parental Use

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Unique associations with adolescent NMPO use seen for parental lifetime smoking, parent-teen conflict
In the eastern United States

Opioid-Related Mortality Up From 1999 to 2016 in Eastern U.S.

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Opioid-related mortality rates, especially from synthetic opioids, increased rapidly in eastern states
From 2014 to 2017

2014 to 2017 Saw Improvement in Burnout for U.S. Physicians

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Compared with other working adults and after adjustment, doctors still at increased risk for burnout
The incidence of acute myocardial infarctions has increased among younger women

Incidence of Acute Myocardial Infarctions Up Among Young Women

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Second study shows sedentary time linked to increased risk for cardiovascular disease for women
Phone visits can safely substitute for a standard

Preoperative Phone Visits for Cataract Patients Safe, Efficient

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No unplanned admissions associated with phone visits, which take less time than in-person visits
Approximately one-third of adult inpatients are at risk for malnutrition and poorer outcomes due to not eating their meals

Poor Food Intake Common in Hospitalized Patients

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Risk for malnutrition also tied to higher in-hospital mortality
Several unique characteristics are linked with depression at different time points before and after giving birth

Some Characteristics Unique to Depression Before, After Birth

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Background traits tied to chronic depression; delivery experience tied to early postpartum depression
The gout medicine Uloric (febuxostat) carries a higher risk of death than allopurinol

FDA: Gout Drug Uloric Increases Risk of Death

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Medication is associated with increased risk of heart-related death and death from all causes
Since the early 2000s

Since Early 2000s, Overdose Death Rates Are Highest in U.S.

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U.S. was not an outlier in terms of drug overdose mortality prior to the early 2000s
National health spending is projected to increase at an annual rate of 5.5. percent from 2018 to 2027

National Health Spending Set to Increase 5.5 Percent Annually

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Long-observed demographic and economic factors expected to drive growth in health spending