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The public is being given its 14th opportunity to safely dispose of pills and patches at collection points operated by the U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency and its partners.

DEA Taking Back Unwanted Prescription Drugs on Oct. 28

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Only pills or patches will be accepted, not liquids, needles, or sharps; service is free and anonymous
Clinicians should be trained to recognize symptoms of contaminated water use in order to help prevent contamination and execute other public health duties

AMA Addresses Physicians’ Role in Addressing Unsafe Water

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Articles discuss need for formal environmental health training, ethical responsibilities for doctors
White males who participate in three times the recommended physical activity guidelines over many years have higher odds of developing coronary subclinical atherosclerosis by middle age

Very High Exercise Levels May Up CAC Risk in White Males

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Coronary artery calcification more likely with 3 times recommended amount of exercise over long term
Swedish massage therapy is associated with clinically significant relief from cancer-related fatigue in breast cancer survivors

Swedish Massage May Reduce Cancer-Related Fatigue

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For breast cancer survivors, larger drop in fatigue scores with Swedish massage than light touch
Qualified medical assistants can help primary care practices become more efficient

Proper Training Key for Primary Care Medical Assistants

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When hiring assistants, practices should look for externships, program accreditation, rigorous exams
For populations at high-risk for diabetes

Statins May Raise Odds of T2DM in Those at High Risk

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In any Diabetes Prevention Program treatment group, statin use tied to increased diabetes risk
Financial incentives can improve adherence to glucose monitoring but not glycemic control among adolescents with type 1 diabetes

Financial Incentives Up Teen Glucose Monitoring Adherence

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But no significant difference in hemoglobin A1c levels at three or six months for adolescents
Most U.S. adults do not agree that household firearms increase the risk of suicide

Most in U.S. Don’t Agree That Household Guns Up Suicide Risk

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About 30 percent of health care practitioners agree that suicide risk is increased with household firearm
OnabotulinumtoxinA injections are beneficial for pediatric patients with chronic migraine

ASA: Botox Injections Beneficial for Migraine in Children

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Statistically significant changes in migraine intensity, frequency, duration from pre- to post-therapy
There appears to be an inverse association between coffee intake and protein markers linked to cardiovascular disease

Inverse Association Seen for Coffee Drinking, Markers of CVD

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Leptin, chitinase-3-like protein 1 are linked to CVD, may decrease with higher coffee intake