Authors: Shen KL, Wang CN
Trends in hearing
Cardiovascular disease (CVD) is the leading cause of death in the United States, accounting for over 700,000 deaths annually. In Washington state, heart disease accounted for approximately 11,967 deat...
Authors: Caporali A, Martella F, Saluzzi S, Girone N, Feliciani B, Cavallotto C, Pettorruso M, Gerevini S, Bondi E, Perrotta C, Perrucci MG, Martinotti G, Dell'Osso B, Di Giorgio A, D'Addario C, de Pasquale F
NeuroImage. Clinical
Social media platforms are central features of contemporary social life, shaping how individuals communicate, seek support, and engage with broader social networks [,]. These environments can foster c...
Authors: Su C, Liu Z, Zhang S, Yi A, Xiao Y
NeuroImage. Clinical
Speech and language disorders (SLDs) are communication-related conditions that affect individualsā ability to understand, produce, and use spoken language effectively. These difficulties may involve s...
Authors: Zhang Y, Coates MK, Garrido MI, Tashjian SM
Developmental cognitive neuroscience
Sound sources are typically perceived as coming from outside the listenerās head under natural listening conditions, a phenomenon known as externalization. This is a fundamental element of auditory sp...
Authors: Baglaev V, Dermendjian H, Dermendjian S, Mammar A, Balezi E, Hochschild AM, Pal JD
JACC. Advances
Schizophrenia is probably the most severe mental illness with high levels of disability due to early onset, course of illness and clinical manifestations, including positive, negative and cognitive sy...
Authors: Arredondo E, Byrd B, Stein L
Integrative and comparative biology
Multiple Sclerosis (MS) is a complex neuroinflammatory disorder characterized by heterogeneous clinical manifestations affecting motor, sensory, and cognitive functions. The therapeutic landscape for...
Authors: Nunes DDA, Pedreira GC, Katz-Wise SL
International journal of transgender health
Head and neck cancers (HNC) (e.g., cancers of the oral/nasal cavity, pharynx, larynx) account for 5% of all cancer cases globally, and 8,100 new cases, and 2,100 deaths in Canada each year. The incide...
Authors: Ghani Z, Thant PE, Saha S, Anderberg P, Aparicio MQ, Barnestein-Fonseca P, Cellek S, Cleries FM, Garolera M, Guerrero-PertiƱez G, Hayden K, Moore C, Zhang J, Berglund JS, Jarl J
Journal of medical Internet research
In July 1735, Baroness Massimiliana Moltke wrote from Vienna to Florence to thank Anna Maria Luisa deā Medici (1667ā1743), the last Medici princess, for a powder that had cured three noble children of...
Authors: McAlister K, Knight E, Grant C, Huberty J
JMIR mental health
Health care transition (HCT) is now recognized as a necessary service component to facilitate the transfer of care from pediatric to adult-focused health care providers, as well as the transition to a...
Authors: Griessenauer F, Pfannerstill F, Probst T
JMIR AI
Afghans are one of the worldās largest forcibly displaced populations, with 11 million Afghans forced from their homes, the majority being women and children. Despite growing numbers of Afghan refugee...
Authors: Song S, Hahm SC, Chang S, Lee J, Kang H, Lee SH, Kim J
JMIR aging
The development of robotic technology has expanded the armamentarium of minimally invasive colorectal surgery and has progressively gained acceptance in clinical practice. The robotic platform provide...
Authors: Soni V, Versoza CJ, Terbot JW 2nd, Spatola GJ, Bales KL, Jensen JD, Pfeifer SP
Heredity
The number of total knee arthroplasties (TKA) performed has grown significantly in recent decades; reflecting an increased demand driven by an aging population and greater expectations for mobility an...
Authors: Vasconcellos Freitas-Jesus J, Garanhani Surita F, Bicudo Faria-Shutzer D, Almeida Bastos R, Ribeiro Turato E
Maternal and child health journal
Dementia is a syndrome characterized by progressive deterioration in several cognitive domains that interferes with activities of daily living. Dementia imposes a high health and social care burden, w...
Authors: Hammond A, Parker J, Cotterill S, Sutton C, Mirza S, Ching A, O'Neill TW, Holland F, Marsden A, Holland P, Radford K, Verstappen SMM, Eden M, Dalal G, Battista S, Culley J, Walker-Bone K, Woodbridge S, O-Brien R, Hough Y, Prior Y
Rheumatology (Oxford, England)
Dysmenorrhoea (period pain) is the most common gynaecological condition in women of reproductive age (). It is characterised by cyclical menstrual pain, which may be accompanied by headaches, nausea,...
Authors: Taylor P, Gibb F, Medici M, Parekh D, Moran C, Duntas L, Vaidya B, Dayan C, Boelaert K
European thyroid journal
Across adolescence and adulthood, the brain remains highly dynamic, undergoing structural and functional changes that support learning, adaptation, and social development. Neurogenesis continues beyon...