ADHD and Short Stature: Evaluating the Link
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Novel Tibial Neurostimulator May Ease Overactive Bladder
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Association Between Opioid Prescribing and US Suicide Trends
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Vaping Associated With Worsening of Pulmonary and Cardiovascular Health
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Hidden Drugs Found in 3 Supplements Promoted for Joint Pain, Arthritis
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Researchers investigated pain experiences among women with noncommunicable diseases across different regions and age groups.
Diagnostic Accuracy of Self-Sampling Plus Digital Innovations for Chlamydia, Gonorrhea
Researchers assessed the diagnostic accuracy and feasibility of self-sampling combined with digital innovations for identifying chlamydia and gonorrhea infections.
Varenicline May Improve Smoking Cessation Rates Among Patients With MDD
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Acetaminophen Use Linked to Adverse Outcomes in Acute Hepatitis A
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Uric Acid Thresholds That Predict Risk of Kidney Failure, Death Identified
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Statin Use Does Not Affect Influenza Vaccine Effectiveness
Researchers assessed whether influenza vaccine effectiveness was affected by statin use, and whether statin use was associated with influenza infection.
Is Occupational Complexity Associated With Cognitive Performance Later in Life?
In a longitudinal study, researchers examined occupational complexity and its interplay between late-life cognition function across a diverse cohort of older adults.
Poor Sleep Pattern, Higher Genetic Susceptibility May Up Asthma Risk
Researchers sought to assess whether poor sleep patterns could increase the risk for asthma and whether healthy sleep patterns could mitigate the adverse effect of genetic susceptibility.
Cannabinoid Use Patterns, Perspective Vary in Patients With Chronic Pain
Researchers sought to assess the views and experiences of individuals currently, previously, and never taking cannabinoids for chronic pain to inform future research.
Is it Time for a Break? Prioritizing Vacation Time for Cardiologists
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Increased Suicide, Self-Harm Risk Among Patients With IBD
Researchers sought to identify the rate, trends, and risk factors for suicide and self-harm among patients with inflammatory bowel disease.
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Tezepelumab for Severe Asthma Reduces Exacerbations Across Patient Subgroups
Post hoc analysis of 2 clinical trials assessed how well tezepelumab reduced asthma exacerbations in patients with varying inflammatory biomarkers and clinical attributes.
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