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Expert advises continued sunscreen use with ‘total photoprotection package’
MAUI, HAWAII — New developments in photoprotection should prompt dermatologists to remind patients that photoprotection involves more than just sunscreen, according to a presenter here at Maui Derm for Dermatologists 2020.
CVS’ decision to stop cigarette sales likely led to more quit attempts
In 2014, CVS Health said it would stop selling tobacco products, suggesting that such sales contradicted the company’s goal of promoting health.
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Surgeon general releases first report on smoking cessation in 3 decades
The surgeon general today released a new report — the 34th report on tobacco and the first in 30 years to focus on smoking cessation — that details the latest science on comprehensive interventions to help people quit smoking.
Use of intrauterine devices may decrease risk for ovarian cancer
About 14,000 women each year die of ovarian cancer, making it one of the deadliest gynecologic cancers.
CDC: More than 15% of US adults physically inactive
More than 15% of adults in every U.S. state and territory are physically inactive, according to new CDC data.
Internet popularity does not equal success for cancer awareness campaigns
In the age of digital communication, clicks, views and “likes” can be valuable measures of the visibility and reach of health awareness campaigns.
KANK1 associated with higher risk for multiple myeloma among African Americans
ORLANDO — Expression of the KANK1 gene appeared associated with higher risk for multiple myeloma among African Americans, according to results of the case-control African American Multiple Myeloma Study presented at ASH Annual Meeting and Exposition.
FDA bans most e-cigarette flavors
HHS Secretary Alex Azar announced that companies that do not stop manufacturing, distributing and selling unauthorized flavored cartridge-based e-cigarettes — except for tobacco and menthol flavors — could face FDA enforcement action.
Text messages modestly helpful in getting pregnant women to stop smoking
Published data suggest at least 10% of pregnant women in the United States smoke, even though there is an abundance of data to indicate the risks it poses to unborn children. A new study published in Nicotine and Tobacco Research suggests that a low-cost text message program may help some women quit smoking.
Sustained weight loss lowers risk for breast cancer
Women aged 50 years and older who had sustained weight loss over more than 8 years demonstrated a decreased risk for breast cancer compared with women whose weight remained stable, according to results of a pooled analysis published in Journal of the National Cancer Institute.
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