Authors: Ames ME, Sihoe CE, Coombs EC, Foreman S, Punt K, Singh V, Stack T, McMorris CA
Autism in adulthood
Resilience, defined as the capacity to navigate, utilize, and negotiate access to resources that sustain well-being within one’s social and cultural ecology, has emerged as a critical factor in unders...
Authors: Cowell RL
Autism in adulthood
Recent advances in the field of natural language processing have showcased the exceptional performance of large language models (LLMs) across various natural language tasks. In parallel, recent studie...
Authors: Kennedy LJ, Richdale AL, Lawson LP
Autism in adulthood
Convulsive status epilepticus (SE) is the most common neurological emergency in childhood, with an annual incidence of up to 42 per 100,000 children []. Mortality in pediatric convulsive SE is approxi...
Authors: Alhusayni A, Sheppard E, Marsh L
Autism in adulthood
Weight inclusivity is an emerging approach to healthcare, emphasizing that everyone can achieve health and well-being irrespective of their weight. This approach was developed to shift the focus from...
Authors: Bayeh R, Ryder AG
Autism in adulthood
Aging is associated with cognitive decline across multiple domains (; ) and is the single greatest risk factor for the development of Alzheimer’s disease (AD) and related dementias (). From a life cou...
Authors: Detrich R, Critchfield TS
Perspectives on behavior science
The United States South, as defined by the US Census Bureau, accounts for 53% of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) diagnoses in the US, despite only accounting for 38% of the country’s population. Ad...
Authors: Silva MA, Radwan CK, Arriola NB, Nakase-Richardson R
Brain injury
Over the past two decades, the gender composition of the medical workforce has undergone a substantial transformation. In Germany, women now represent a clear majority of medical students, accounting...
Authors: Blain SD, Kent JS, Peyromaure de Bord CA, Sponheim SR, Tso IF
Psychiatry research
Understanding why older adults move raises questions about preferences for aging in their homes and familiar surroundings (i.e., aging in place) (; ). Older adults often face increased aging-related p...
Authors: Voelker K, Ajithan C, Colbert J, Ipri M, Pullman L, King TS
American journal of lifestyle medicine
Severe obesity in children and adolescents has emerged as a pressing public health crisis in the United States, with substantial implications for both physical and mental health. Approximately 8% of U...
Authors: Goode RW, Harper-Cooks T, Campos AP, Matthes K, Robles J, Calderon CM, Lee MC, Robinson MN, Alexander RC
Journal of the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics
A key challenge in developing an effective HIV-1 vaccine is the high genetic diversity of HIV-1 across populations due to the high mutation rate and recombination potential during viral replication. O...
Authors: Pham AT, Bradley C, Yohannan J
Ophthalmology
Previous studies suggest that in lung cancer treatment, video-assisted thoracoscopic surgery (VATS) during unilateral lung ventilation may compromise cerebral oxygen balance and increase the risk of p...
Authors: Correia LC, Shah AJ, Moncayo VM, Ko YA, Smith N, Osei J, Li L, Quyyumi AA, Bremner JD, Goldberg J, Lash TL, Vaccarino V
American journal of epidemiology
Tumor-associated depression (TAD) is a prevalent pathological emotional response observed in cancer patients, particularly during diagnosis and early surgical treatment. It is characterized by diminis...
Authors: Yoon G, Pittman B, Ralevski E, Petrakis IL, Krystal JH
The international journal of neuropsychopharmacology
(Thysanoptera: Thripidae) (Karny, 1922) is an invasive pest of increasing global concern, affecting a wide range of crops including ornamental plants, fruit trees, and vegetables. Likely native to Ind...
Authors: Jones DM, Clawson AH, Jin J, Bullock S, Donald K, Cooper S, Miller W, Huff Davis A, Orloff M, Bryant-Moore K, Hasan A, Guy MC, Fagan P
Journal of the National Cancer Institute. Monographs
Children younger than 5 years, and especially those younger than 2 years, are at higher risk of serious influenza-related complications [, ]. Vaccination is an effective strategy in preventing influen...
Authors: Rose SW, Thaxton Wiggins A, Patel M, Liu M, van de Venne J, Kucherlapaty P, Schillo B, Ickes M, Mattingly D, Kaplan C, Rayens MK
Journal of the National Cancer Institute. Monographs
Based on the belief that the effect of strabismus surgery depends on the its quantitative dosing, the amount of surgical muscle manipulation has been traditionally adjusted to the preoperative strabis...