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Childhood change of residence raises psychoses risk in young adults
Children and adolescents who move farther and more frequently are at increased risk of nonaffective psychotic disorders by 29 years of age.
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Nighttime media use threatens teen sleep
Nighttime media use was associated with less sleep, as well as self-reported anxiety and depression, in teens with ADHD.
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Emotional problems in young girls predict anxiety
A network analytical approach shows that emotional and behavioral symptoms in girls predict anxiety later in life.
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Low-dose CT fails to improve small cell lung cancer survival
Previous studies on the value and impact of low-dose CT for SCLC diagnosis have been divergent.
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Secondhand smoke drives ED visits for teens
Teens exposed to secondhand smoke were approximately 1.50 times more likely than were unexposed peers to report missing school because of poor...
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Tease out genetic and structural causes of children’s hair loss
Congenital disorders and problems with the hair shaft and follicle are suspects in pediatric hair loss.
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Advise parents on validity of AD-associated conditions
Evidence fails to support connections with maternal diet, introduction of solids, or animal exposures.
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Treatment of relapsing progressive MS may reduce disability progression
A subset of MS patients with inflammatory relapse showed less risk of progression with disease-modifying therapy.
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FDA rejects mepolizumab on efficacy, but supports safety for COPD
Pulmonary-Allergy Drugs Advisory Committee fails to recommend approval for add-on mepolizumab use by COPD patients.
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Less is more: Nanotechnology enhances antifungal’s efficacy
Combining efinaconazole with nanoparticles boosted the effectiveness of antifungal medication and reduced the amount needed.
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MIS underused for hernia repair
Three-quarters of minimally invasive hernia repairs were done by 14% of surgeons.
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Extended data support ixekizumab for plaque psoriasis
An open-label, 4-year extension study of ixekizumab yields promising results.
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Depression screening rates remain low for undiagnosed adults
New study recommends training for other health care providers in an effort to increase depression screening rates.