Uninsured Cardiovascular Hospitalizations Reduced in States With Medicaid Expansion
Choosing to expand Medicaid during the ACA implementation significantly reduced the number of uninsured hospitalizations.
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Formal Mindfulness Training Feasible, Useful for Surgery Interns
Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction (MBSR) training is a feasible and acceptable method to combat stress and burnout experienced by medical interns.
Gender Differences in the Epidemiology of Migraine
Men were not only less likely to consult a doctor for their migraines than women, they were also less likely to be diagnosed with migraine.
Mobile-Based Application Shows Benefits for Young Patients With Schizophrenia
Utilizing technology, such as smart phones, for behavioral interventions may improve mood and motivation in young patients with schizophrenia.
Long-Term Mortality Risk Mitigated Through Midlife Cardiorespiratory Fitness
The benefits of cardiorespiratory fitness extended well into the later part of life for middle-aged men without cardiovascular disease.
Characteristics of Neighborhoods May Be Correlated With Childhood Obesity
Investigators sought to determine whether geographic distribution of childhood obesity can inform and design the delivery of interventions.
Weighing the Risks: Is Fetal Intervention Ethical When Postnatal Outcome Is Uncertain?
Choosing an appropriate treatment strategy is a difficult endeavor when no existing prediction criteria are available and postnatal outcomes are unclear.
Racial Disparities in End-of-Life Advance Care Planning Can Cause Psychological Distress
Advance care planning and appointing a healthcare proxy can be detrimental to the mental health of African American patients at the end of their lives.
Mobile Apps for Rheumatoid Arthritis Require More Comprehensive User Experiences
Most mobile apps directed toward individuals with rheumatoid arthritis do not provide a comprehensive experience.
Authorship by Female Physicians Inequitably Represented in Pediatric Journals
Authorship of perspective-type articles in high-impact pediatric journals showed fewer female physician first authors despite women outnumbering their male colleagues in the pediatric specialty.
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