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Tobacco counseling for youth or adults can reduce the prevalence of smoking cigarettes during adult years

Tobacco Counseling for Youth, Adults Cuts Smoking Prevalence

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Annual counseling would reduce prevalence and prevent many smoking-attributable fatalities
Current medical science has proven there are legitimate medical uses for marijuana and cannabis-derived drugs

New Comprehensive Report Looks at Benefits, Harms of Cannabis

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Can ease chronic pain, chemo-related nausea, muscle spasms in MS, but researchers cite risks, too
Americans who live in rural areas have a higher risk of death from five leading causes than people who live in urban locations

CDC: Higher Risk of Death From Leading Causes in Rural America

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More smoking, obesity and less use of seatbelts are some possible reasons why
In a case study from the University of Miami

First U.S. Case of Locally Acquired Zika Described

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Case of pregnant woman who has since given birth; infant has no signs of infection
For patients with advanced midgut neuroendocrine tumors

177Lu-Dotatate Ups PFS in Midgut Neuroendocrine Tumors

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Longer progression-free survival compared to high-dose octreotide long-acting repeatable
Heightened activity in a key part of the brain may explain why stress increase the odds for cardiovascular events

Heightened Activity in Amygdala Associated With CVD Events

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New PET/CT-scan study helps pinpoint a neurological link between anxiety, cardiovascular disease
Magnetic resonance imaging might help doctors protect critical areas of the brain before surgery to treat epilepsy

fMRI May Be Better Way to Map Brain Prior to Epilepsy Surgery

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Imaging offers less invasive way to protect regions involved in language and memory, researchers say
β-blockers are associated with significantly reduced mortality

β-Blockers Linked to Reduced Mortality in HFrEF, A-Fib

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Reduction in all-cause mortality, but not hospitalization, regardless of pattern, burden of a-fib
For overweight and obese adults with diabetes mellitus

No Cognitive Benefit for Long-Term Lifestyle Intervention

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Long-term weight-loss intervention had no cognitive benefit in overweight, obese adults with diabetes
Transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation can reduce pain during office hysterectomy without sedation

TENS Relieves Pain During Office Hysterectomy Without Sedation

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Reduction in pain, and significant increase in patient satisfaction for active TENS group