Enteric administration of recombinant human insulin to preterm infants is safe and effective
1. In this study, enteric administration of recombinant human insulin was safe in preterm infants....
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Aberrant levels of B12 and folate may be associated with increased risk of cardiovascular death in patients with diabetes
1. In this study, both low and high levels of B12 in serum was associated with higher risk of...
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Obesity may be associated with better response to immune checkpoint blockade therapy
1. In this study, patients who were obese or overweight had better survival compared to normal...
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Spirituality-oriented psychological counseling may reduce fear of death among hemodialysis patients
1. In patients receiving the intervention of spirituality-oriented psychological counseling, the...
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Religious attendance may be correlated with cancer screening utilization
1. This study found there was a positive association between religious attendance and cancer...
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Wellness Check: Spirituality
2 Minute Medicine is pleased to announce that we are launching Wellness Check, a new series...
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Multiple factors impact racial and ethnic disparities in opioid use disorder treatment during pregnancy
1. This study found minorities are diagnosed with opioid use disorder on average 37 days later...
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Kratom use disorder and withdrawal may be common in the United States
1. Preliminary data from a convenience sample of kratom users noted that current kratom use...
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Telehealth may increase access to substance use treatment during COVID-19
1. Telehealth visits may be beneficial to patients with opioid use disorders, especially during...
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Poor sleep quality and pandemic-related perceived threat may exacerbate post-traumatic stress disorder symptoms
1. In this study, baseline poor sleep was associated with more severe PTSD symptoms...
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Risk of chronic kidney disease progression may be greater amongst patients with obstructive sleep apnea
1. This study found moderate-to-very high risk of chronic kidney disease progression was greater...
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Pro-inflammatory diets may objectively negatively impact sleep amongst police officers
1. This study showed that more pro-inflammatory diets led to higher wake-after-sleep-onset (WASO)...
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Cardiorespiratory fitness may have an inverse dose-response relationship with adverse outcomes
1. This study demonstrated an inverse dose-response association between cardiorespiratory fitness...
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Most young people do not meet the three 24-Hour Movement Guidelines
1. This study found that overall, 7.12% of youth met all three 24-hour movement guidelines,...
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Patients discharged from inpatient psychiatric care may benefit from a text support program
1. This mixed methods trial evaluated the efficacy of a texting-based mental health program for...
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Video game interventions may improve depressive symptoms in adolescents and young adults
1. In this meta-analysis, studies evaluating the impact of video game interventions on depression...
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Post-traumatic stress interventions may improve mental health in healthcare workers
1. In this scoping review, interventions targeting post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) were...
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Vitamin D supplementation does not improve mental outcomes in adults with early psychosis
1. In this study, vitamin D supplementation in patients with first-episode psychosis did not lead...
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Childhood food insecurity is associated with worse functioning during adolescence
1. High risk of experiencing food insecurity during childhood was associated with lower household...
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Addition of azithromycin to standard treatment does not improve survival in childhood diarrhea
1. In this study, adding azithromycin to standard management of acute diarrhea in children lowered...
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