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Most Americans report having excellent or good health and have a usual place to go for medical care

CDC: Most Americans Report Excellent, Good Health

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Most health measures remained stable from 2017; percent of adults who have been tested for HIV increased
One in three children between the ages of 10 and 18 years said they had back pain in the past year

AAOS: One-Third of U.S. Children Report Back Pain

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Children who reported back pain weighed more on average, had higher body mass index
More than one in five infants with a bronchiolitis hospital admission will have a subsequent respiratory-related hospital admission by age 5 years

Bronchiolitis Hospitalization in Infancy Predicts More Admissions

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Higher risk seen for future admissions by age 5; link strongest for asthma, wheezing admissions
The correlation between reproductive events and breast cancer risk varies for BRCA1 and BRCA2 mutation carriers

Parity, Risk for Breast Cancer Studied for BRCA1/2 Carriers

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Higher risk seen in uniparous BRCA1 carriers, parous BRCA2 carriers; breastfeeding cuts risk in BRCA1
Precancer psychiatric utilization is associated with worse cancer-specific mortality and all-cause mortality among adults with solid organ malignancies

Prediagnosis Psychiatric Care Linked to Worse Cancer Mortality

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Higher cancer-specific, all-cause mortality seen with increasing intensity of prediagnosis psychiatric care
Resistance training may be a viable option for patients with prediabetes seeking to prevent or delay progression to type 2 diabetes

Resistance Training May Prevent Type 2 Diabetes Progression

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Findings based on two-year comparison to aerobic training, no exercise among patients with prediabetes
Elderly men are significantly undertreated for osteoporosis

Elderly Men Undertreated for Osteoporosis

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Also, black men and women are much less likely to be treated than their white counterparts
Daily bathing with chlorhexidine plus nasal mupirocin in carriers for methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus does not cut rates of hospital-acquired bacterial infections overall in non-critical care units

Active Bathing in Non-ICU Setting Does Not Cut Infections

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No change seen in risk for hospital-acquired infections overall; benefit seen for those with medical devices
For patients with multiple sclerosis

Noncontrast Brain MRI Effective for Monitoring Multiple Sclerosis

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Contrast-enhanced sequences do not reveal disease progression missed with nonenhanced sequences
People living in homes with high average air exchange rates are more likely to report chronic cough

Homes With High Ventilation Rates Tied to Respiratory Issues

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High rates of air exchange associated with chronic cough, asthma, asthma-like symptoms