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Breyanzi Approved as Second-Line Treatment for Large B-Cell Lymphoma
Presidential Advisory From the AHA: Call to Action for Cardiovascular Disease in Women
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OTC Laxative Recalled Due to Microbial Contamination
Elevated Arterial Stiffness: A Strong, Independent Predictor of Diabetes
Obesity Status and Sex Affect Eating Behavior in Patients With NAFLD
A COVID Silver Lining: Improved Well-Being Due to Connection With Nature
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Medicaid Expansion May Have Improved Access to Cancer Trials
The expansion of Medicaid eligibility was associated with a nearly 3-fold increase in the proportion of Medicaid-covered patients enrolled in cancer treatment trials.
COVID-19 and Alcohol: A Pandemic Collides With a Public Health Crisis
Amid the global COVID-19 pandemic that overwhelmed hospitals, upended the economy, and sent much of the world into lockdown, researchers tracked a concerning uptick in alcohol use.
The Workweek Revolution: A Solution to the Health Care Exodus
The author describes the evolution of the workweek and how shortening the expected hours for full-time work without a decrease in compensation may increase the well-being of health care providers while not decreasing current productivity.
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