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After HIV arrived in the Caribbean from Africa, it spread first to New York City and then to different locations in the United States, according to a new study. (Worobey et al. / Nature)
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Alcohol abstinence after atrial fibrillation diagnosis could reduce the risk of ischemic stroke. Lifestyle intervention, including attention to alcohol consumption, should be encouraged as part of a comprehensive approach to atrial fibrillation management to improve clinical outcomes.
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The top figure shows the new four-anchored scale that contains words that young adults commonly use, and the bottom figure shows a standard scale that researchers use. The four-anchored sliding scale puts the word “Drunk” in a context between “Tipsy/’Happy'” and “Wasted.”
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