Poorer Health, Health Behaviors Increase Risk for Hospital Readmission
Older patients with poor health, health behaviors, social support, and self-efficacy are more likely to have an unexpected readmission to the hospital.
Older patients with poor health, health behaviors, social support, and self-efficacy are more likely to have an unexpected readmission to the hospital.
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The law restricting access to medication-assisted treatment with methadone to opioid treatment programs may have contributed to reducing opioid-related overdose death rates in the United States.
Exercise professionals may act as “key supporters” of individuals with chronic pain.
State-level reforms and improvements in healthcare practices and institutional attitudes are necessary to improve maternal mortality rates.
Public health researchers found that both healthcare and legal professionals have been “manufacturing doubt” regarding the severity of CTE in professional football.
Health and social service utilization decreased in immigrant communities after the 2016 presidential election.
A neighborhood’s “phase” of gentrification may be predictive of certain health disparities among residents.
Medicare costs may be contained by incentivizing multisector health activities, according to researchers.
College students of color report an increased fear of crime and violence on college campuses.