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Obesity and sex are differential predictors of acute remission for commonly used antidepressant medications

Obesity, Sex Predict Remission for Antidepressant Medications

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Females, but not males, with higher BMI more likely to remit, regardless of medication type
For young children with presymptomatic Wilson disease

Zinc Effective in Pediatric Presymptomatic Wilson Disease

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Initial dose of 50 mg/day of zinc was effective for children under 6 years old
Among elderly veterans

Lower Incidence of Chronic Illness for Centenarians

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In veterans, rates of chronic illness lower for centenarians than those in their 80s, 90s
A new survey of American workers finds political conflicts in the workplace are creating stress and taking a toll on job performance. The poll was conducted by the American Psychological Association.

Post-Election Political Talk Adding to Workplace Stress

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Employees are feeling more stressed and cynical, and job productivity may suffer, survey finds
Going gluten-free when there's no medical need to do so won't boost cardiovascular health -- and might even harm it

Gluten-Free Diet Not Healthy for Patients Without Celiac Disease

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Consuming low levels of dietary gluten may increase risk of coronary heart disease
Gender differences in depression diagnosis and symptoms start to appear around the age of 12

Gender Differences in Depression Tend to Appear About Age 12

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Still unclear why more women than men affected by the disorder, researcher says
Family income can take a big hit when a wife or husband cares for a spouse with cancer

Household Income Takes a Hit After Cancer Diagnosis in Spouse

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Household income drops as much as 9 percent, new research finds
Installation of a health and safety passive remote patient monitoring system in the homes of older adults seems to result in health care cost savings

Passive Home Monitoring Yields Health Care Savings

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Installation of passive remote patient monitoring in homes of elderly cuts health care use
While the overall mortality rate among black Americans dropped 25 percent between 1999 and 2015

CDC: Mortality Rate for Black Americans Drops 25 Percent

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But CDC report also found they're still more likely to die at an earlier age than whites
Older patients are at greater risk for hip fractures for two weeks after they start taking prescription sleeping pills

New Rx for Sleeping Pills Can Up Risk of Hip Fracture

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New users of sleep aids have fracture rate 2.5 times greater than peers not taking these drugs