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Greater improvement in scores seen for patients with higher postoperative weight loss
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Brain Age Gap May Mediate Influence of Cognitive Impairment Risk Factors
BAG plays role in mediating influence of cognitive impairment risk factors on cognitive function, especially for those with high cerebrovascular disease burden
Read More »Biomarker Panel Improves Prediction of CKD Progression in Children
Urine/creatinine was the variable with the highest importance and ID'd highest risk group when combined with urine epidermal growth factor/creatinine
Read More »Higher Dietary Calcium Intake May Up Risk of Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia
Higher dietary calcium intake linked to increased risk of BPH after adjustment for all covariates
Read More »Gluten-Stimulated Interleukin-2 Secretion Useful for Diagnosing Celiac Disease
Elevated whole blood assay IL-2 levels predict gluten-induced severe symptoms, such as vomiting
Read More »Capsular Tension Ring Implantation Linked to Improved Intraocular Lens Stability
Intraocular lens tilt and rotation were smaller in the CTR group than the control group
Read More »Minor Complications Up for Black Patients After Weight-Loss Surgery
Increased rates of readmission, unplanned intervention, emergency department visits seen for Black versus White patients
Read More »ADA: Ecnoglutide Yields Superior, Sustained Reduction in Body Weight
Sustained reduction seen in body weight versus placebo for adults aged 18 to 75 with overweight or obesity, without diabetes
Read More »Poor Social Determinants of Health Negatively Affect Functional Outcomes in Hemorrhagic Stroke
However, poor social determinants of health group demonstrated better survival rates at both 90 days and one year
Read More »Deep Sleep, Daytime Control Key to Nocturnal Enuresis Management
Deep sleep and daytime urinary control more common in the treatment-responsive group
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