Telehealth Disparity Seen in Cancer Care
Black and Hispanic patients with cancer used telehealth less often than White patients during the COVID-19 pandemic in New York City.
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Survival From COVID-19 High in Patients With Psoriasis
For patients with psoriasis, survival from COVID-19 is high, with increased hospitalization risk in association with nonbiologic systemic therapy versus biologic use.
Poll: Medication Management Lacking in Older Adults
The majority of older adults who take multiple medications have never had a comprehensive medication review.
Exercise Intensity Seems Not to Impact Mortality Levels
Combined moderate- and high-intensity training has no effect on all-cause mortality compared with recommended physical activity levels.
AACR Reports Racial-, Ethnicity-Based Cancer Health Disparities
There are considerable racial- and ethnicity-based cancer health disparities in the United States.
Emergency Sick Leave Helped to Flatten the US COVID-19 Curve
The US emergency sick leave provision in the Families First Coronavirus Response Act was a highly effective policy tool to flatten the curve in the short run.
For Substance Abusers, Odds of Opioid Use Up With Cannabis Use
For US adults with problem substance use who use nonmedical opioids, the odds of opioid use are increased on days when cannabis is used.
Time to Results Faster With Point-of-Care COVID-19 Testing
Point-of-care testing is associated with large reductions in the time to results for patients presenting with suspected COVID-19.
Unemployment Linked to Increases in Pediatric Hospitalizations
Increased unemployment is associated with increases in pediatric hospitalizations for four potentially economy-sensitive conditions.
One Size May Not Fit All for Postoperative Opioid Prescribing
Evidence-based guidelines successfully reduce postoperative opioid prescribing without increased refill rates, but pain control may not be optimal for some patients.
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