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The American College of Physicians urges Congress and regulators to modernize DSHEA, require premarket FDA review, strengthen surveillance, standardize labeling, and improve clinician tools to protect the public from unsafe or misleading di
This report highlights the increased risk of health insurance instability in survivors of firearm injury, emphasizing the challenges to continuous care and financial burden post-injury.
Medicare Advantage beneficiaries with cancer receive guideline-concordant treatment similarly to Traditional Medicare enrollees but at lower costs and comparable timeliness, highlighting implications for healthcare policy and cost-effective
This study investigates pregnant individuals in New York City with blood lead levels ≥45 mcg/dL, highlighting cultural risk factors, pregnancy outcomes, and treatment efficacy to inform clinical and public health strategies.
This study from two Spanish cohorts explores how moderate wine consumption within a Mediterranean diet impacts cardiovascular disease and mortality, suggesting modest benefits but advising cautious interpretation.
A retrospective cohort study of ACCESS Open Minds in Canada demonstrates significant cost savings and improved service utilization in youth mental health care through enhanced, community-based services.
This analysis of the China Rural Hypertension Control Project reveals that intensive blood pressure management chiefly drives cardiovascular risk reduction, with modest contributions from behavioral and metabolic changes, highlighting domai
A large RCT found that adding behavioral therapies to patient-centered opioid tapering did not improve taper success at 12 months, though CBT may reduce adverse effects; complementary digital support programs show feasibility but require fu
This study reveals significant income and productivity losses up to 15 years before diagnosis in early-onset dementia, varying across subtypes, underscoring the urgent need for earlier detection and support.
A large-scale English study reveals longer stays in Type 1 emergency departments correlate with greater 30-day all-cause mortality, highlighting urgent need to understand underlying causes beyond direct time effects.
The HumAn-1 trial found no significant differences between insulin glargine and human isophane insulin in hypoglycemia risk or glucose control in young T1D patients in low-resource settings, underscoring accessibility over insulin type in t
This study highlights how enhanced social support within primary care teams correlates with lower turnover intentions, emphasizing the potential of network-based interventions to improve workforce stability and well-being in healthcare sett
This study examines how obesity and alcohol consumption jointly impact diabetes risk over time in an Asian cohort, highlighting differences in interaction measures and implications for diabetes prevention.
This randomized clinical trial evaluated mirtazapine’s safety and efficacy for methamphetamine use disorder, revealing a modest but statistically significant reduction in methamphetamine use without unexpected adverse events, offering
A large U.S. Veterans Affairs study found no increased 90-day risk of adverse events after same-day COVID-19 and influenza vaccination compared to influenza vaccination alone, supporting the safety of coadministration with updated COVID-19
This review synthesizes evidence on the lower prevalence and fulfillment rates of postpartum permanent contraception requests among incarcerated individuals compared to community counterparts, underscoring reproductive justice and health eq
This large-scale study links specific PM2.5 components, especially chloride, black carbon, and sulfate, to increased long-term cardiovascular disease risk, emphasizing targeted pollution control for better heart health.
A test recall study demonstrated that the Dutch Breast Implant Registry significantly outperforms electronic patient records alone in tracing breast implants, underlining the critical role of comprehensive registries in patient safety.
Analyzing 54 million adults in England reveals rising obesity rates from 2019-2025, disproportionately affecting socioeconomically deprived, ethnic minority, and younger adult groups, with widening inequalities intensified during the COVID-
This review synthesizes evidence comparing carbon footprints of VR, online, and alternative distance education in professional medical training, highlighting substantial CO2 emission reductions with digital modalities.
