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In children with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder, less task-related up-modulation of motor cortex during response inhibition.

Authors: Gilbert DL, Crocetti D, Horn PS, Wu SW, Huddleston DA, Ehrman JM, Migneault KY, Mostofsky SH

Annals of the Child Neurology Society

Tic disorder is a neurodevelopmental disorder characterized by tics. The waxing-and-waning nature of tics and the variability in treatment response pose considerable challenges in management, highligh...

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Mortality risk estimation for autistic older adults: comparing novel machine-learning derived weights versus standard weights for the Charlson Comorbidity Index.

Authors: Blake M, Nikahd M, Hyer JM, Patterson BW, Wolf BJ, Bishop L, Hand BN

Journal of comparative effectiveness research

Forced displacement has increased markedly over the past decade due to armed conflict, persecution, and human rights violations. According to the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR),...

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The distinctiveness of human aging I: Anthropological and developmental foundations.

Authors: Dannefer D, Kelley J, Okunade O

Zeitschrift fur Gerontologie und Geriatrie

Socioenvironmental disasters are increasing in frequency, and have many effects on human health (; ; ; ). We use the term “socioenvironmental disasters” because the damage wrought by so-called natural...

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Remembering the "when": Hebbian memory models for the time of past events.

Authors: Brea J, Modirshanechi A, Iatropoulos G, Gerstner W

PLoS computational biology

In a dynamic world with continuous changes, the human brain constantly tries to predict what is going to happen next to optimise neural resource deployment. The Bayesian Brain framework conceptualises...

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STARDaki: a consensus-based STARD extension for standardized reporting of diagnostic accuracy in acute kidney injury.

Authors: Yu H, Li Y, Mo GP, Luo Z, Zarbock A, Fuhrman D, Kang Y, Chen D, Rimmelé T, Prowle J, Murray P, Srisawat N, De Backer D, Premuzic V, Basu RK, Ronco C, Ostermann M, Kashani K, Kellum JA, Peng Z

Intensive care medicine

The marketing of unhealthy food has been recognised as a key driver of poor dietary quality and associated negative health outcomes globally. Regardless of the setting, unhealthy food products and bra...

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Editor's Highlights-September 2026.

Authors: Kemény L

International journal of dermatology

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Temporal trajectory and predictors of hemiplegic shoulder pain after stroke: a 12-month longitudinal clinical-ultrasound study.

Authors: Cotellessa F, May MC, Guzzone V, Puce L, Picasso R, Pedrini R, Mori L, Murialdo A, Sassos D, Trompetto C, Formica M, Campanella W

European journal of physical and rehabilitation medicine

According to the USDA, food insecurity is defined as limited or uncertain access to adequate food due to economic and household-level social conditions. Food insecurity can compromise the physical and...

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The importance of Spanish-language similarity in friend selection.

Authors: Faur S, Laursen B

School psychology (Washington, D.C.)

Human organs undergo various changes, some reversible through the body's natural regulatory mechanisms, and others irreversible, potentially leading to organ failure. Organ donation (OD) is one of the...

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Exploring factors that influence the implementation of presurgical smoking cessation interventions: a cross-sectional survey.

Authors: Gavilan Castillo E, Fernåndez E, Panera JA, BallbÚ M, Antón L, Mercader C, Ferré M, Serrano H, Martínez C

Canadian journal of anaesthesia = Journal canadien d'anesthesie

As of 2025, at least 25 countries had introduced social prescribing (SP) at various levels (Khan , ). In England, NHS launched a national rollout in 2019, recruiting 3,000 link workers to deliver SP t...

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From paradox to biology: shared genetic architecture underlies the inverse association between smoking and Sjögren's disease.

Authors: van der Merwe S, Zuckerman B, Liu W, Cheng W, Zhao SS

Rheumatology (Oxford, England)

The phrase “high-altitude environment” generally denotes low-pressure, low-oxygen conditions at elevations above 3,000 m, where the partial pressure of oxygen is markedly lower than in lowland regions...

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CellExLink: End-to-end cell-type recognition and normalization in biomedical text.

Authors: Nabijiang A, Shahriyari L

PLoS computational biology

Die Risiken fĂŒr StĂŒrze, Funktionsverlust, Delir, kognitive Verschlechterung und soziale Isolation mĂŒssen frĂŒhzeitig erkannt und durch strukturierte Programme reduziert werden.

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Quantifying uncertainty of predictions from cancer progression models.

Authors: Hu YL, Pfahler S, Lösch A, Vocht S, Hansch S, Rupp K, Beerenwinkel N, Wettig T, Schill R, Spang R

Bioinformatics (Oxford, England)

Cells are the fundamental units of biology, and many other biological entities are interpreted in relation to specific cell types [,]. The importance of cell types is particularly evident in biologica...

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Validity of HINT-8 in evaluating health-related quality of life among cervical cancer patients.

Authors: Lee AY, Lee SH, Kim MJ, An JE, Hong GU, Sim WJ, Lim H, Kong TW, Kwon BS, Park ST, So KA, Lee WM, Lee JY, Jeong DH, Choi MC, Choi YJ, Lee JK, Heo TH, Min KJ, Yu SY

Journal of comparative effectiveness research

Memory formation and organization are dynamic, ongoing processes that allow the brain to encode, update and integrate multiple experiences over time. In rodents, accumulating evidence shows that recen...

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Midwives' experiences of care provision in refugee camps under the guidelines of the ORAMMA project: a qualitative study.

Authors: Triantafyllou E, Papadakaki M, Petelos E, Sarantaki A, Deltsidou A, Vivilaki V

Primary health care research & development

Livestock manure represents a major component of agricultural waste streams in the UK, with over 72 million tonnes collected annually for land application and a further 73 million tonnes deposited dir...

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Steroid 5α-reductases in the brain: From neurosteroidogenesis to therapeutic implications.

Authors: Braccagni G, Branca C, Bortolato M

Frontiers in neuroendocrinology

In their book Major Transitions in Evolution, Smith and SzathmĂĄry () highlighted that eusociality is one of the major transitions in evolution where individuals forgo their own ability to reproduce to...

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