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In a recent study, relative risks for total PM2.5 underestimated the fire-related PM2.5-attributable mortality by 93 percent
Read More »Risk for Mortality Higher Based on Wildfire PM2.5 Than Total PM2.5
Benefits of Long-Term Routine Lab Drug Toxicity Monitoring Unclear in RA
New very abnormal results mostly occur after DMARD dose increase, often already known or suspected
Read More »MedDiet Plus Energy Reduction, Physical Activity Cuts Incidence of Type 2 Diabetes
Energy-reduced MedDiet plus physical activity and behavioral strategies for weight loss beneficial for individuals with overweight or obesity and metabolic syndrome
Read More »Less Than Half of Teens With Major Depression Receive Treatment
Significant disparities in accessing treatment seen among teens based on residence, gender, and race
Read More »Incidence of Hemodynamic Valve Deterioration 6.2 Percent After TAVI
Patients with HVD at one year after TAVI were significantly younger and more likely to have smaller aortic annuli
Read More »GLP-1 Receptor Agonist Use Linked to Reduced Overall Risk for Cancer in Adults With Obesity
Significantly lower risks seen for endometrial cancer, ovarian cancer, meningioma; nonsignificantly increased risk seen for kidney cancer
Read More »Many Women Have Preexisting Modifiable Risk Factors for Birth Defects
66.4 percent of women of reproductive age have at least one known modifiable risk factor
Read More »Unfavorable Mental Health Outcomes Reported With THC Product Use
In studies not testing for therapeutic effect, high-concentration THC products had unfavorable links with psychosis, schizophrenia
Read More »AAP Updates Screening Guidance for Child Mental Health, Behavioral Problems
Child-focused screening for MEB problems should start at age 6 months and continue at 12-, 24-, and 36-month health supervision visits
Read More »Discordance Seen Between Care Goals, Treatment Intent in Advanced Cancer
Patients with cancer more likely than those with other illnesses to report receiving discordant life-extended care
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