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Most US Adults Aged 50+ Open to Preventive Dementia Vaccine (opens the original)
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More than 70% of US adults aged 50 years or older were open to receive a hypothetical cost-effective, multidose vaccine that could lower dementia risk by half, a survey showed. Vaccine acceptance increased with age and was lower among women and Black respondents than among men and White respondents. "Our findings have important implications for the implementation of emerging preventive dementia vaccines, suggesting the need for targeted communication and engagement to ensure equitable uptake," t
Hospital-Onset Sepsis Is Often Infection-Related (opens the original)
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Among 250 hospital-onset sepsis events reviewed across nine hospitals, 79% were attributed to infections, and out of 100 infection-related cases selected for preventability assessment, 31 were judged potentially preventable. Respiratory infections accounted for more than half of all infection-related sepsis events, with nonventilator hospital-acquired pneumonia (NV-HAP) representing 44% of cases. "Hospital-onset sepsis events identify serious complications of hospitalization that are largely mis
State Funding for Suicide Prevention Surges (opens the original)
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State per capita funding explicitly allocated for suicide prevention and crisis services increased significantly over fiscal years, from $1.05 in 2021 to a peak of $6.55 in 2025, before declining to $4.51 in 2026. States that enacted a 988 telecom fee allocated more than twice as much funding per capita as states that did not enact such fees. "These findings suggest that funding for suicide prevention and crisis services has increased over time, but the magnitude of amount and increase varies am
MRSA Prevention Program Cuts Hospital-Onset Bacteremia (opens the original)
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An educational quality improvement program focused on evidence-based practices was associated with a 65% reduction in hospital-onset methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) bacteremia events among the participating hospital units, along with significant decreases in all-cause hospital-onset bacteremia (HOB) and central line-associated bloodstream infections (CLABSIs). "Participation in the program by ICU and non-ICU units was associated with significant improvements in their MRSA prev
Maternal HIV Treatment May Aid Child Viral Load Suppression (opens the original)
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Children living with HIV whose mothers received antiretroviral therapy (ART) or achieved viral load suppression were substantially more likely to receive ART themselves, and children who received ART were, in turn, more likely to achieve viral load suppression. Maternal engagement in care was therefore associated with child viral load suppression mainly through its association with child ART uptake. "Our finding that maternal ART use and VLS [viral load suppression] status are associated with ch
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