Observational study links GLP-1 initiation to more ankylosing spondylitis diagnoses
A matched observational study found more newly recorded ankylosing spondylitis diagnoses after GLP-1 receptor agonist initiation than after DPP-4 inhibitor ...
Tag: Observational study
Retrospective cohort links early L-carnitine to lower ROP incidence in preterm infants
A retrospective cohort of 267 preterm infants associated early prophylactic L-carnitine supplementation with lower overall and Type 2 retinopathy of ...
Sex differences in admission and treatment-period QTc among schizophrenia inpatients
An observational study of 586 hospitalized patients with schizophrenia found longer baseline QTc in women but more marked threshold-defined prolongation ...
Observational study links shared toilets and persistent fever to typhoid in Nairobi
An observational study of 8,950 symptomatic patients in Nairobi found that persistent fever, shared flush-toilet use, dehydration, older age and ...
Stepwise Filler Reshaping Associated With High Satisfaction in Pilot Rhinoplasty Study
A retrospective pilot study associated a three-stage hyaluronic acid filler protocol with high three-month satisfaction and mostly mild side effects, ...
Falls in Older Cancer Patients: French Outpatient Study Puts Screening and Prevention in the Spotlight
A new correspondence highlights a prospective observational study of falls among older patients receiving cancer treatment in French outpatient departments, ...
Eravacycline Shows Strong Real-World Results Against a Tricky Hospital Superbug in China
A multicentre Chinese observational study reports 90.3 percent clinical effectiveness for eravacycline-containing regimens against Stenotrophomonas maltophilia infections, with high microbiological ...
Cardiac Rehabilitation After Heart Failure Hospitalization Tied to 45% Lower One-Year Death Risk in Medicare Patients
A large Medicare analysis finds that heart failure patients who begin cardiac rehabilitation within 180 days of hospital discharge face ...
Surgery or Radiation for Prostate Cancer? Large National Study Reveals Divergent Long-Term Risks
A national study of more than 20,000 men with localized prostate cancer found that surgery was linked to higher rates ...
Stomach bacterium H. pylori may drive one in five colorectal cancer cases worldwide
An international study led by HKUMed and UC San Diego estimates that Helicobacter pylori exposure may be linked to roughly ...
Neurodiversity Found Far More Often in Young People with Type 2 Diabetes
A study of over six million people found that ADHD and autism were roughly twice and three times as prevalent, ...
Tildrakizumab Shows Sustained Real-World Benefit in Japanese Psoriasis Patients Over 52 Weeks
A 52-week Japanese observational study found that tildrakizumab sustained meaningful disease control in real-world psoriasis patients, with 60 percent achieving ...
Where Surgeons Place Hernia Mesh May Shape the Risks of Every Future Abdominal Operation
A new European observational study called ORION will compare the long-term consequences of intraperitoneal versus extraperitoneal mesh placement in ventral ...
Ultra-Early Vasopressin Shows Promise in Septic Shock, But Randomized Trial Evidence Still Missing
A new target trial emulation links ultra-early vasopressin initiation to lower mortality in septic shock, but randomized trial evidence remains ...
Two Common Blood Pressure Pills, One Clear Winner After Stroke, Five-Year Study Finds
A five-year nationwide registry study finds that stroke and TIA patients discharged on amlodipine showed better functional recovery than those ...
Swedish study casts doubt on folic acid as a shield against suicide
A nationwide Swedish study presented at the ECNP congress finds that folic acid dispensing shows divergent, sex- and age-specific associations ...
Pregnancy Cleaning Habits Linked to Lower Developmental Concerns in Japanese Children
A large Japanese birth cohort study found that more frequent house dust–related cleaning behaviors during pregnancy were associated with lower ...
The Liver Keeps Its Own Clock: Late-Night Meals Linked to Fatty Liver Disease and Cirrhosis
A large analysis of nearly 200,000 health professionals found that people who reported eating late at night had a 20 ...
Counting the Clock: Time-to-Event Analysis Reshapes Early Parkinson’s Disease Trials
A new time-to-event analysis of early Parkinson's disease trials shows that large, clinically meaningful worsening thresholds can be detected within ...
Aripiprazole Linked to Lower Hyponatremia Risk Than Olanzapine, Large Study Finds
A two-stage analysis combining FDA adverse event reports with Japanese claims data found aripiprazole associated with a significantly lower risk ...
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