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Behavioral and combined behavioral and pharmacological interventions were investigated for their potential to help improve sleep outcomes in children with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD).

Interventions for Children With ADHD Might Improve Sleep Outcomes

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The exact reasons for the links are not yet clear, although some evidence suggests inflammation plays a role.

Prevalence of Mental Health Comorbidities in Psoriasis Probed in New Study

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A review and meta-analysis published in the journal Radiology found MRI to be the most effective supplemental breast cancer screening method for women with dense breasts and negative mammogram results.

Study Suggests MRI Is the Best Breast Cancer Screening Modality for Dense Breasts

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Vaccination rates against influenza and pneumococcus were lower in patients receiving organ transplants who lived outside of urban areas and had lower socioeconomic status.

Patients Receiving Organ Transplants Undervaccinated Against Influenza, Pneumococcus

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This article presents findings from interviews conducted with executives from 29 Medicare Advantage plans regarding plan decision-making processes related to new social risk factor–related benefits.

How Medicare Advantage Plans Use Data for Supplemental Benefits Decision-Making

Kali S. Thomas, PhD, MA

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