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Mailed Self-Collection Kits Increase Rates of Cervical Cancer Screening

Physician's Weekly

The analysis included 2,474 individuals overdue for cervical cancer screening and randomly assigned to a telephone reminder (TR) for clinic-based screening (828 individuals), TR with mailed SC (828 individuals), or TR with mailed SC and patient navigation (818 individuals). Montealegre, Ph.D., percent in the TR group, 41.1

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Cessation of Public Water Fluoridation Would Increase Tooth Decay

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from Brigham and Women’s Hospital, both in Boston, examined the cost-effectiveness of cessation of public water fluoridation and associations with oral health among children aged 0 to 19 years. Sung Eun Choi, Ph.D., from Harvard School of Dental Medicine, and Lisa Simon, M.D., Abstract/Full Text Copyright © 2025 HealthDay.

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Degree of Weight Loss Affects Tirzepatide-Linked Cardiometabolic Risk Improvement

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. “Understanding whether there are specific thresholds of weight reduction associated with minimum or maximum cardiometabolic benefits may assist clinicians in tailoring weight reduction goals to individual patients seeking to reduce their cardiometabolic risk,” the authors write.

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ADHD Medications Remain Linked to Lower Risk for Real-World Adverse Outcomes

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from the Karolinska Institutet in Stockholm, and colleagues examined the associations between ADHD medications and the change in real-world outcomes as prescription rates rise using data from a population-based study involving individuals who used ADHD medications in Sweden between 2006 and 2020. Lin Li, Ph.D.,

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Menstrual Cycle Phases May Be Linked to Higher Alcohol Craving, Drinking

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Layne Robinson, from University of Kentucky in Lexington, and colleagues assessed changes in alcohol intake and craving across the menstrual cycle in a sample of young adult women or individuals assigned female at birth.