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Just one-third of users of biologically based complementary medicine disclose their use to traditional health care providers

Most Patients Do Not Disclose Complementary Medicine Use

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Lack of inquiry from providers, fear of disapproval, belief CM is safe among reasons for nondisclosure
Higher triglycerides is associated with a decreased risk of cognitive decline

Higher Triglycerides May Be Protective in the Very Elderly

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Higher triglyceride levels tied to lower risk of cognitive decline, ADL decline, frailty aggravation, and death
In as-treated analyses

Operative Treatment Seems Most Effective for Adult Lumbar Scoliosis

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Nonoperative tx advised if patient satisfied with spine-related health; surgery may improve outcomes
An intervention that makes changes to urine testing orderables can reduce the urine culturing rate

Intervention Can Reduce Orders for Inpatient Urine Cultures

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Intervention includes notifications to providers, changes to order sets, new urine culture reflex tests
For patients with coronary artery disease

Odds of Receiving Tx for CAD Up With Medicare Advantage

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However, no significant difference seen in intermediate outcomes for those enrolled in MA, FFS Medicare
In the absence of further intervention

44.4 Million Estimated to Be Diagnosed With Cervical Cancer by 2069

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From 2020 to 2069, 6.7 to 7.7 million cases could be averted by scaling up HPV vaccination by 2020
A multifaceted intervention for acute kidney injury (AKI)

Hospital Program Does Not Cut Mortality for Acute Kidney Injury

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But drop in hospital length of stay, improvement in metrics seen
The extracutaneous manifestations of psoriasis and guidance on use of biologic treatment for management of psoriasis are discussed in two new guidelines published online Feb. 13 in the Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology.

Guideline Covers Extracutaneous Manifestations of Psoriasis

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Second guideline presents evidence for different biologic agents, including adverse events
One-third of primary care providers report participating in breast cancer treatment decisions

One-Third of PCPs Discuss Breast Cancer Treatments With Patients

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However, many report feeling uncomfortable or believing they lack the necessary knowledge
Obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) patients with excessive daytime sleepiness are at a substantially increased risk for cardiovascular disease compared with individuals with other OSA subtypes

Excessively Sleepy OSA Subtype Tied to Increased CVD Risk

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Excessive daytime sleepiness linked to higher risk for CVD, coronary heart disease, heart failure in OSA