A new study suggests trackers don't help, but medical experts weighed in with a full spectrum of opinions.
Molly Walker
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However, says a study author, incomplete coverage "is a better idea than skipping vaccination altogether."
Results of the intensive 12-week intervention included a significant drop in healthcare utilization, missed work days, and A1c levels.
E-cigarettes more than replaced the tobacco variety--plus more good news/bad news on trends in teen behavior.
It's no wonder contact lenses are associated with infections. Just about everyone who wears them engages in "risky behavior' involving improper care and handling.
Prices are increasing. How will this affect patient care?
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