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鈥� "Safety net" providers who serve low-income Medicare beneficiaries would get an extra pay bump
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And 40.5% noted efficacy claims not listed on the labels of their originator products
25 drugs chosen so far comprise about a third of Medicare Part D spending on prescription drugs
No disparity emerges, though, in discussing weight-loss surgery with a healthcare provider
While well tolerated, there was also no significant reduction in risk of recurrence over placebo
No disparity emerges, though, in discussing weight-loss surgery with a healthcare provider
While well tolerated, there was also no significant reduction in risk of recurrence over placebo
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Observation of complete plaque regression with multimodal therapy may be a first
Is it "just" a hematoma or something more sinister?
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While niche for now, use of flavored nicotine sachets among youths raises concerns
Clinicians should also ask about animal exposure
Specialists are "quite concerned" about nicotinamide's risk of hepatotoxicity, says expert
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As few as one infusion per decade lowered risk
Estimates suggest millions of deaths would be averted within the century
The surgeon general's proposal for cancer warnings on alcoholic drinks offers a moment to reflect
Consumer advocates praised the decision
The risk is "several orders of magnitude" above what the agency considers acceptable
Those with MA and traditional Medicare plans had similar rates of care and spending on "extras"
Global commission makes the case to move beyond BMI, incorporate other measures of body fat
Label would focus on levels of sodium, saturated fat, and added sugars
Revisions could yield substantive changes for screening in younger women, say editorialists
An integrated intervention had the greatest impact in a randomized trial
