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Effects of zinc oxide nano particles on morphine withdrawal syndrome in mice (insights to the postpartum depression, reflexive motor behaviors and antioxidant activity).

Authors: Kamareh P, Hassanpour S, Hosseini R

Scientific reports

Subjective well‐being (SWB) is a complex construct encompassing subjective happiness, hope, meaning in life, and life satisfaction., Loneliness is defined as a state in which an individual feels soci...

mental health psychology open access

Validation of a deep learning-based system for sleep staging, arousal detection, and respiratory event scoring in atrial fibrillation patients.

Authors: Sousa S, Teixeira C, SigmarsdĂłttir T, Finnsson E, ÁgĂșstsson J, SigĂŸĂłrsson S, Bjarkason S, Drummond M, Bugalho A

Journal of clinical sleep medicine : JCSM : official publication of the American Academy of Sleep Medicine

Temporomandibular disorders (TMDs) are the second most common reason for orofacial pain after an odontogenic source. TMD is an umbrella term that refers to a variety of painful and dysfunctional sym...

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Sleep loss as a cardiometabolic risk factor: a narrative review of clinical and public health implications.

Authors: Ghanem FK, Attarian H, Al-Khalil Z, Kabrita CS

Journal of clinical sleep medicine : JCSM : official publication of the American Academy of Sleep Medicine

A critical consequence of opioid use disorder during pregnancy is the increase in the diagnosis and treatment of neonatal opioid withdrawal syndrome. Multiple studies have shown sex-based differences...

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When visibility and priming have an inverse relationship: A successful replication of Vorberg et al., 2003.

Authors: Yang S, Rouder JN

Psychonomic bulletin & review

Pneumonia remains a major public health concern and one of the leading causes of death among older adults []. Among its subtypes, aspiration pneumonia (AP) represents a major challenge in long‐term ca...

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Barriers to accessing paediatric critical care and surgery: A qualitative study.

Authors: El Zerbi C, Cullen E, Bidmead E, Marambio HU, Agbeko R, Bloomfield J, Rankin J

PloS one

DBSCAN is a classic density-based spatial clustering algorithm, which can partition areas of sufficiently high density into clusters and discover arbitrarily shaped clusters in spatial databases with...

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Health-promoting lifestyles among suburban women: A critical ethnographic study protocol.

Authors: Rastgoo F, Zendehtalab H, Arabestani M, Davoudi N

PloS one

Greenspaces (typically defined as publicly accessible land, primarily covered with natural vegetation such as grass, trees, and plants) play a vital role in urban and rural environments. These spaces...

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Functional vision promotes quality of life and socio-emotional functioning in visually impaired children and adolescents.

Authors: Catalano G, Morelli F, Grumi S, Paini D, Decortes F, Scognamillo I, Reffo ME, Zumiani R, Strazzer S, Cocchi E, Provenzi L, Signorini S, VIDA Group

PloS one

In England, Paediatric Critical Care (PCC) is designated as a NHS service because it is a low-volume, high-cost service that is not available in every hospital. PCC is classified into three levels: :...

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Is the scientific paper still a fraud?

Authors: Tregoning JS

PLoS biology

The coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic disrupted many aspects of society in the United States, necessitating social isolation and the shutdown of businesses, schools, and other public entiti...

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Opioid Overdose-Related Emergency Department Visits Pre- and Post-COVID-19.

Authors: Molina MF, Pimentel SD, Raven MC, LeSaint KT, Dillon DG

The western journal of emergency medicine

Opioid toxicity refers to the clinical syndrome resulting from excessive opioid exposure, presenting as central nervous system depression, decreased level of consciousness, respiratory depression, cya...

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Does Skin Color Influence Differential Diagnosis Generation in a Simulated Cardiac Arrest?

Authors: Miller HE, Tarrant C, Lamberson M, Nicholas C, Dolbec K

The western journal of emergency medicine

Homer’s epic opens with a plague sent by Apollo, not only decimating the Greek army but igniting a bitter conflict between its leaders. In a similar vein, the COVID-19 Pandemic not only posed an unpr...

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Emergency Department-initiated Naltrexone for Alcohol Use Disorder: Association with Recidivism.

Authors: Warren O, Gress J, Lin T, Lippmann M, Bubly G

The western journal of emergency medicine

Stroke remains the leading cause of mortality and disability worldwide []. Although mortality rates for patients with acute ischemic stroke (AIS) have shown a downward trend, these patients continue t...

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Unveiling Unwritten Curricula: Enhancing Junior Faculty Development in Academic Emergency Medicine.

Authors: Bierowski A, Morrone C, Hoag E, Ghei R, Pasirstein M, Blaszczak J, Papanagnou D

The western journal of emergency medicine

Recognition, i.e., reproducible discrimination, of signals from the sensory environment is a fundamental function of all central nervous systems (). Vision is considered the dominant sensory modality...

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9-1-1 Call Data Modeling to Assess the Influence of a Mass Gathering on Host Community Metrics for Syndromic Surveillance.

Authors: Yancey AH 2nd, Robinson E, McMahan T, Cotsonis GA

The western journal of emergency medicine

Biological aging is the progressive accumulation of cellular damage leading to degeneration and organismal death (). DNA methylation patterns at CpG sites across the genome correlate strongly with the...

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Using "Own-Point-of-View" Video and Stimulated Recall to Reveal Physician Thought Processes: A Methodology Paper.

Authors: Manojlovich M, Cassady C, Parker SJ, Davis E, Ahr C, Ryamukuru D, Wang A, Pasupathy K, Singh H, Mahajan P

The western journal of emergency medicine

Stroke, experienced by approximately 9000 people each year in Aotearoa New Zealand (referred to hereinafter as Aotearoa) [], can have a range of impacts on a person's life. One area that has been iden...

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Implementing a Multimodal Palliative Care Curriculum: Impact on Knowledge, Confidence, and Skills.

Authors: Hase T, Ndiaye C, Putman M

The western journal of emergency medicine

“I don't want to seem ungrateful, but you're telling people there that they have the points, and here, no one sees you as an engineer. Here, you're an Uber driver. Then you too become an Uber driver....

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