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Highest percentage of cocaine co-involvement seen in industries that are less physically strenuous
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Prevalence of Prescription Stimulant Misuse High in U.S. Adults
Higher prevalence ratios for misuse, prescription stimulant use disorder seen for those using amphetamines versus methylphenidate
Read More »Subclinical Cardiac Dysfunction Linked to Markers of Neurodegeneration
Consistent association seen for markers of systolic dysfunction with smaller total brain volume
Read More »Invasive Bladder Pressure Tests for Refractory Overactive Bladder May Be Avoided
Study reveals participant-reported success in urodynamics plus comprehensive clinical assessment not superior to comprehensive clinical assessment only
Read More »More Than 3.8 Million U.S. Lung Cancer Deaths Averted During 1970 to 2022
Number of averted lung cancer deaths accounted for 51.4 percent of the estimated declines in overall cancer deaths
Read More »AI Model Can Optimize, Standardize Total Parenteral Nutrition Formulas
15 TPN formulas were identified that can enable a precision-medicine approach, increasing safety for neonates
Read More »Evidence Supports Continuing Buprenorphine for Acute Pain in Those With Opioid Use Disorder
Continuing use of buprenorphine during acute pain episodes may be associated with similar, improved pain outcomes versus discontinuation
Read More »Speed of Resuscitation Critical to Survival Outcomes After Cardiac Arrest Events
Predictors of in-hospital mortality include worse LVEF, longer time to return of spontaneous circulation, older age
Read More »Persistently High Stroke Risk Seen After TIA, Minor Stroke
Cumulative incidence of stroke was 12.5 percent at five years, 19.8 percent at 10 years
Read More »Low Creatinine-to-Cystatin C Ratio Tied to Lower Muscle Volume in Midlife Women
Low CCR linked to lower fat-free muscle volumes and poorer gait speeds 6.6 years later among middle-aged women
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