Mechanical Thrombectomy Linked to Higher Costs in PE Study
A national database analysis finds that mechanical thrombectomy for pulmonary embolism is associated with higher in-hospital mortality, bleeding risks, and ...
Tag: Observational study
PI Ratio May Predict Pediatric Intubation Timing
An observational study of 172 children found that a standardized perfusion index ratio predicts haemodynamic stability during endotracheal intubation more ...
Chinese Adolescent BMI Rises While Younger Children Improve
A study of 27,755 person-observations shows that while obesity rates declined among young Chinese children from 2010 to 2022, they ...
Study Links Classic Psychedelic Use to Lower Anxiety Only in Younger Adults
A Durham University observational study found that lifetime use of classic psychedelics was linked to lower depression and anxiety in ...
Subcutaneous Methotrexate Switch Reduces Joint Inflammation in Real-World Rheumatoid Arthritis Study
A two-center observational study reveals that switching from oral to subcutaneous methotrexate reduces power Doppler-detected joint synovitis and improves clinical ...
Heart Failure Study Shows Baseline Dependent Blood Pressure Changes With Dapagliflozin
A prospective observational study found that blood pressure reductions following dapagliflozin initiation in patients with heart failure with reduced ejection ...
US Study Finds Persistent Gaps in Heart Disease Lipid Care
A large US observational study reveals that 35% of patients with atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease do not receive lipid-lowering therapy within ...
Early Intravenous Corticosteroids Linked to Higher Mortality in ICU Aspiration Patients
A retrospective cohort study found that early intravenous corticosteroid orders were associated with higher 28-day mortality among critically ill adults ...
Emergency Department Study Evaluates Completion of Treatment Limitation Decision Forms
A retrospective study in a French emergency department found that all four essential key elements were documented in less than ...
Caregiver Sleep Questionnaire Validated for Infants at Risk of Cerebral Palsy
A prospective multicenter study shows that the caregiver-completed SNAKE questionnaire provides a reliable and valid assessment of key sleep disturbances ...
ICU Study Links Prolonged Muscle Paralysis to Complications
A multicenter study in France and Belgium found that prolonged infusion of neuromuscular blocking agents in ICU patients is associated ...
Real-World Study Evaluates Intravenous Belimumab for Lupus in South Korea
A multicentre observational study in South Korea confirms the real-world safety and clinical effectiveness of intravenous belimumab in patients with ...
Low publication rate of postgraduate theses within a faculty of medicine at a Peruvian public university: methodological profile and implications for postgraduate medical education
A study at a Peruvian public university found that only 1.6% of postgraduate medical theses resulted in indexed journal publications ...
SGLT-2 Inhibitors Linked to Lower Liver Cancer Risk
A systematic review and meta-analysis finds an association between SGLT-2 inhibitor use and lower incident hepatocellular carcinoma in type 2 ...
Heat Linked to Non-Linear Rise in Diuretic Adverse Reactions
A study in BMC Medicine finds that diuretic-associated adverse drug reactions in emergency departments increase non-linearly with temperature, accelerating significantly ...
Finnish Observational Study Finds Childhood Type 1 Diabetes Fell After Lockdown
An observational cohort study in Finland found that childhood type 1 diabetes incidence declined significantly after COVID-19 lockdowns ended, returning ...
Mpox Illness Lasts Longer in People With HIV, Hubei Study Finds
A retrospective observational study in Hubei Province found that mpox patients living with HIV experienced longer disease duration and lower ...
Multinational ACO-REAL Study Evaluates Real-World Acoramidis Use in Heart Amyloidosis
Researchers have detailed the rationale and design of ACO-REAL, an ongoing prospective observational study evaluating acoramidis use and clinical outcomes ...
Commercially Insured US Adults Show Distinct Age-Specific Pneumococcal Disease Risk Profiles
A retrospective study of commercially insured US adults found that 58.4 percent were at low risk for pneumococcal disease, while ...
Deprived neighbourhoods linked to faster biological ageing across adult life
A large UK study finds that people living in more deprived areas show faster biological ageing, poorer cognitive performance and ...
