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Cancer rates differ between African- and U.S.-born black Americans

Cancer Occurrence Differs Among African-Born, U.S.-Born Blacks

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Research suggests differences in environmental, cultural, social, genetic factors
An accurate diagnosis of endocrine hypertension allows clinicians to provide effective treatment

Accurate Diagnosis of Endocrine Hypertension Important

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Accurate diagnosis allows clinicians to provide surgical cure, achieve optimal response to drugs
Internet resources can be helpful for educating patients and include myhealthfinder

AMA: Two Internet Tools Can Help Educate Patients

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Tools provide personalized recommendations for preventive services and diabetes prevention info
Ularitide has a favorable physiological effect in patients with acute heart failure

Favorable Physiological Effect for Ularitide in Acute Heart Failure

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Greater reductions in systolic blood pressure, levels of N-terminal pro-brain natriuretic peptide
While health care providers are sympathetic to immigrant women's requests for female obstetricians

Physicians Resist Requests From Immigrants for Female Ob-Gyns

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Findings based on physician interviews regarding immigrant women's requests
Nearby residents appear more likely to die from acute myocardial infarction and cardiac arrest during a marathon

Delays in Emergency Care Up Mortality During Major Marathons

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Elderly with heart issues fare worse on race days, perhaps due to ambulance delays, researchers say
The incidence of diabetes is increasing among young persons

Diabetes Continues to Be a Significant Public Health Burden

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But progress seen in cardiovascular complications, mortality among these patients
Close to half of breast cancer patients who choose to have a double mastectomy after genetic testing may not have the gene mutations known to raise the risk of additional cancers

Misunderstanding of BRCA Test Results Affects Mastectomy Rates

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Half of average-risk patients with variants of uncertain significance may undergo bilateral mastectomy
Certain surgery patients prescribed opioids for postoperative pain relief may face a higher risk for developing a persistent opioid addiction

Surgery Often the Starting Point for Opioid Addiction

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Some patients may face higher risk of becoming dependent on opioids, researchers say
Weight -- both overweight and underweight -- may influence risk of migraine headaches

Overweight, Underweight Both Tied to Migraines

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Obese people 27 percent more likely to have migraines; underweight 13 percent more likely