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Youth Diagnosed with Type 2 Diabetes Before 20 Had Twice the ADHD Rate of Peers in Early Data (opens the original)
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People diagnosed with type 2 diabetes before age 20 were about twice as likely to have an ADHD diagnosis as young people without diabetes, according to an analysis of U.S. patient records presented at this year's European Association for the Study of Diabetes (EASD) meeting in Milan. Among those diagnosed with diabetes as teenagers or younger, 14.4% had ADHD, compared with 6.9% of similarly aged peers. Autism showed an even wider gap, at 5.72% vs. 1.79%. The findings come from a conference abstr
Sudden Unexpected Infant Deaths Now Account for More Than a Third of the Black-White Infant Mortality Gap (opens the original)
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udden unexpected infant deaths have become the largest single cause-of-death contributor to the gap in infant mortality between babies born to Black and white mothers, according to a study published in JAMA Network Open. These deaths now account for more than a third of the disparity, as rates rose among infants born to Black mothers after 2020 and stayed relatively stable among infants born to white mothers. The study does not identify why the increase happened. It shows where the gap is growin
Minnesota Charges Nine Medicaid Providers in Alleged $3 Million Fraud as Duluth Therapist Faces 13 Felony Counts (opens the original)
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Minnesota prosecutors have charged nine providers with taking more than $3 million from the state's Medicaid program, and most of the alleged loss traces to a single mental health provider in Duluth. Attorney General Keith Ellison's Medicaid Fraud Control Unit announced the charges against the nine providers on September 29, accusing the defendants of billing for care that patients never received. The charges are allegations, and no defendant has been convicted. The largest case involves Peter J
Newsom Signs Law Barring Sales of Diet Pills and Weight-Loss Supplements to California Minors Without a Prescription (opens the original)
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California will prohibit stores and online sellers from selling over-the-counter diet pills and dietary supplements marketed for weight loss or muscle building to anyone under 18 without a prescription. Gov. Gavin Newsom signed the measure, Assembly Bill 2030, on Sept. 28 as part of a package of health bills that also created a state label for foods that are not ultra-processed. The governor's office said nearly 1 in 10 adolescents have used these products and that young people who use over-the-
EGFR Lung Cancer Patients Await a November 14 FDA Decision on Ivonescimab Plus Chemotherapy After Tagrisso Stops Working (opens the original)
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People with EGFR-mutated lung cancer whose disease has progressed after Tagrisso or a similar pill are about six weeks from learning whether the FDA will approve ivonescimab with chemotherapy for them. The agency's target date is Nov. 14, Summit Therapeutics confirmed Sept. 28 as it announced a $2 billion equity investment from AstraZeneca. The drug is not approved in the United States, and the FDA can approve it, reject it, or extend its review. For patients, the timing raises a practical quest
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