Authors: Lidstone DE, Mostofsky SH
Annals of the Child Neurology Society
Milk is widely consumed, particularly in Western countries. The Dietary Guidelines for Americans recommend three cup equivalents of dairy per day. In contrast, the Nutrition Source, an educational nut...
Authors: Jones ARC, Dohmen E, Berger J, Legendre F, Harrison M, Bornberg-Bauer E
Journal of molecular evolution
Chronic pain is disabling and entails a variety of individual and public health challenges [-]. For people living with chronic pain, physical and psychological health and well-being are often affected...
Authors: Cheaito L, Boukaily R, Mouchref K, Al Banna S, Hatem G, Atoui F, Cheaito D, Awada S
Progress in transplantation (Aliso Viejo, Calif.)
The phenomenon of age appears as a characteristic of virtually all complex organisms spanning both botanical and zoological domains. Whether aging is viewed as beginning at an embryonic stage of life...
Authors: Friedman SR, Reynolds M, McKay CC, Sánchez-Pájaro A, Aguirre AR, Perlman DC, Elser H, Cerdá M, Matthay EC
The International journal on drug policy
Cervical cancer, a malignant tumor of the cervix, is primarily caused by infection with the human papillomavirus. Cervical cancer typically has a longer precancerous stage compared with the other canc...
Authors: Plank IS, Pior A, Yurova A, Nowak J, Shi Z, Falter-Wagner CM
Molecular autism
Over the past few decades, improvements in autism awareness and diagnosis have resulted in an increasing number of individuals with autism diagnoses in older adulthood, with 1 in 45 adults having an a...
Authors: Balan M, Bodley TF, Montazeripouragha A, Baharmand I, Yu ACM, Burns KEA, Murthy S, Canadian Critical Care Society (CCCS) and on behalf of the CCCS Choosing Wisely Canada Climate-Conscious Recommendations Working Group
Canadian journal of anaesthesia = Journal canadien d'anesthesie
Acute kidney injury (AKI) is a serious clinical problem with a prevalence of 5–12% in hospitalized patients and 50% or more in the intensive care unit (ICU) [–]. AKI is associated with a high mortalit...
Authors: Gosch M, Bauer J, Bollheimer C, Dodel R, Gollasch M, Heppner HJ, Hofbauer L, Lakomek HJ, Müller-Werdan U, Polidori MC, Prell T, Schütze S, Sieber C, Singler K, Thiem U, Tietgen S, von Arnim C, Wirth R, Zieschang T, Denkinger M
Zeitschrift fur Gerontologie und Geriatrie
In all types of surgery, smoking is associated with an increased risk of mortality and general morbidity. Clinical trials have shown that presurgical interventions to help patients quit smoking increa...
Authors: Cao X, Chen R, Qu Y, Ban Y, Zhang Q
Psychological medicine
Infective endocarditis (IE) is a life-threatening infection involving heart valves, prostheses, or devices, often with complications due to systemic spread. Cardiac surgery advances and new antibiotic...
Authors: Hanafiah AN, Bertotti M
Primary health care research & development
Childhood obesity is a global public health concern characterized by excessive accumulation of body fat that negatively affects the health and well-being of children. The World Health Organization (WH...
Authors: Spelt HAA, Otte RA, Denissen AJM, Wang S, O'Connor EE, Neuhaus R, Duracher L
Journal of medical Internet research
Post-stroke depression (PSD) is the most common psychiatric complication after stroke, characterized by persistent low mood, diminished interest, and emotional distress (Zhou, Wei, & Xie, ). The preva...
Authors: Lyng HB, Haraldseid-Driftland C, Lungu DA, Viksveen P, Akerjordet K, Glette MK, Ree E, Guise V, Haver A, Bergerød IJ, Kankaanpaa E, Kapitsaki GM, Chatzittofis A, Ellis LA, Bal R, Tibu F, Delgado-Saborit JM, Tolosa A, Cantarelli P, Vola F, Lahti M, Parmentier H, Raknes Sogstad MK, Engel C, Vincent C, Braithwaite J, Pfaff H, Wiig S
JMIR research protocols
Die Lebensphase des vierten Alters wird als Bedrohung für die eigene Identität und Autonomie erlebt und daher eine Zugehörigkeit abgelehnt. Im Sinne der Theorie von Tajfel entsteht ein positives Selbs...
Authors: Goodday SM, Karlin E, Sorensen M, Yang R, Gordon P, Opoku C, Vuong D, Wilson J, McKenzie D, Piccotti J, Tavanti M, Fitzgerald M, Re'em Y, Wei H, Golden M, Morgan D, Manion M, Mosquera R, Shivas T, Hoover E, Peck A, Peck N, Yavarow Z, Bjornson-Pennell H, Stratton A, Anova Sahoo S, Arbittier D, Arbittier E, Goff R, Harvin-Graham D, Howard N, Knudsen C, Oldham M, Friend S
JMIR mHealth and uHealth
Perceptual consciousness refers to the subjective experience associated with processing sensory stimuli. When presented with images, sounds, touches, tastes, or smells, humans not only register these...
Authors: Solberg Nes L, Børøsund E, Nordang EF, Asbjørnsen RA, Eide H, Varsi C, Waxenberg LB, Weiss KE, Morrison EJ, Støle HS, Hoksnes CMR, Kristjansdottir ÓB, Hagen M, Stubhaug A, Schreurs KM
Journal of medical Internet research
‘Cognitive control’ is an umbrella term that denotes our ability to use internal goals to guide behavior, as opposed to behavior being merely driven by external stimuli (; ). It encompasses a broad ra...
Authors: Schaller P, Stacchi L, de Lissa P, Caldara R, Richoz AR
Social cognitive and affective neuroscience
Obesity is one of the most prevalent and pressing health concerns in companion animals, affecting an estimated 30–60% of pet dogs globally (). Excessive adiposity in dogs often visibly impairs normal...
Authors: Saniatan KL, Evans A, Grigsby T, Marquez E, Ramos de Oliveira CV, Buccini G
Public health nutrition
Hepatitis E virus (HEV) is a leading cause of viral hepatitis worldwide. While most infections are asymptomatic and self-limiting, severe outcomes such as acute liver failure can occur, particularly i...