How high deductibles harm breast cancer care, there’s pushback on Arkansas’s Medicaid rollback, opioid deaths spill into emergency departments, and why opioids aren’t the better choice for chronic pain.

Mild cognitive impairment rises in heart patients with comorbidities. Allergies? There's an app for that. Why nongastroenterologists should know SIBO. And tuberculosis prevention in HIV is about to speed up.

Are more inhaled steroids better at blocking asthma exacerbations? A common skin disorder finds its way into more emergency departments, there are new guidelines for handling teen depression in primary care, and learn the five orthopedic tests to avoid in children.

The FDA MedWatch program warns physicians not to use medications compounded by a particular pharmacy, while the agency’s advisers recommend swapping in two new strains to next year’s influenza vaccine. Also, researchers look at aspirin to prevent dementia in women with type 2 diabetes.

Federal scientists advance a plan for a universal flu vaccine, making health care affordable has broad support, some encouraging news about proton pump inhibitors and myocardial infarction, and how obesity affects cardiovascular risk.

Medical students remain protected by DACA – for now. The AIDS epidemic’s skin villains are back, there’s a new leading cause of liver cancer, and how storage of firearms at home affects suicidal teens.

Hospitals race toward a new flu record, the drug pipeline is filling up for inflammatory bowel disease, there’s bad news for cardiovascular prevention in type 2 diabetes, and research points to elective induction at 39 weeks.