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Primary care physicians should offer or refer obese patients to intensive behavioral interventions

USPSTF Recommends Intensive Behavioral Change for Obesity

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Task Force finds adequate evidence that multi-part interventions can improve weight status
The risk of human papillomavirus-associated second primary cancers among survivors of human papillomavirus-associated cancers is significant

Second HPV-Related Primary Cancers Common in Survivors

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Persistent HPV infection may be associated with second HPV-related primary cancers
A cardiac magnetic resonance with contrast protocol is feasible for implementation in the developing world and can impact management

Cardiac MR With Contrast Feasible in Developing World

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Cardiac magnetic resonance has cost of $150 and average scan duration of 18 ± 7 minutes
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has formally released its proposal to replace the Clean Power Plan with the Affordable Clean Energy Rule

EPA Plan Will Maintain Carbon Emissions From Power Plants

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Inadequate regulation of carbon pollution will likely have current, future consequences for human health
The most common electronically sent and received types of patient health information include laboratory results and medication lists

Patient Health Information Often Shared Electronically

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Most commonly observed types of PHI sent are referrals, laboratory results, medication lists
Almost 20 percent of children and adolescents used prescription medications in 2013 to 2014

20% of Children, Adolescents Use Prescription Medications

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8.2 percent of concurrent users of prescription meds at risk for potentially major drug-drug interactions
States may be greatly underestimating the effect of opioid-related overdose deaths because of incomplete cause-of-death reporting

Opioid Deaths 1999 to 2015 May Be Dramatically Underestimated

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Incomplete death certificates led to under-reporting of 70,000 likely opioid deaths
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration on Tuesday launched a new ad campaign aimed at curbing rampant e-cigarette use among American teens.

FDA Ad Campaign Hopes to Halt E-Cigarette Use Among Teens

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'The Real Cost' Youth E-Cigarette Prevention Campaign to target at-risk youth
The Senate on Monday passed on a 99-1 vote legislation aimed at curbing the nation's ongoing opioid addiction crisis.

U.S. Senate Passes Opioids Bill

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Comprehensive bipartisan package earmarks billions of dollars to fight opioid abuse in the United States
An active choice intervention is associated with an increase in influenza vaccination rates

Active Choice Intervention Tied to Increase in Flu Shot Rates

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Vaccination rates decrease throughout the day; with intervention, similar increase throughout day