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Electroencephalography Gaps in Infant Seizure Care

Electroencephalography Gaps in Infant Seizure Care

New research shows how portable monitoring could reshape infant seizure diagnosis and treatment in neonatal intensive care.

Understanding How Schizophrenia Impacts Processing Speed

Understanding How Schizophrenia Impacts Processing Speed

New meta-analysis confirms symbol coding tasks remain among the most impaired cognitive tests in schizophrenia.

Improved Dosing Flexibility for Retinal Vasculopathy

Improved Dosing Flexibility for Retinal Vasculopathy

New trial analysis suggests fewer injections may safely maintain vision in patients with polypoidal choroidal vasculopathy.

Exposure to PFAS Chemicals Increases Multiple Sclerosis Risk

Exposure to PFAS Chemicals Increases Multiple Sclerosis Risk

Research links PFAS mixtures and genetic susceptibility to increased odds of multiple sclerosis in a large Swedish study.

Could This Device Ease Intensive Care Unit Workloads?

Could This Device Ease Intensive Care Unit Workloads?

An inflatable device may reshape prone care by improving safety and efficiency in busy intensive care units.

Can Biomarkers Transform Cardiovascular Risk Prediction?

Can Biomarkers Transform Cardiovascular Risk Prediction?

New research shows combining biomarkers and genetics may dramatically improve heart disease risk assessment and prevention strategies.

Tibial Nerve Stimulation Lowers Catheter-Related Bladder Discomfort After Surgery

Tibial Nerve Stimulation Lowers Catheter-Related Bladder Discomfort After Surgery

A randomised trial shows transcutaneous tibial nerve stimulation reduces catheter-related bladder discomfort and improves early recovery after urologic surgery.

Volatile Organic Compounds Offer New Insights for Asthma Monitoring

Volatile Organic Compounds Offer New Insights for Asthma Monitoring

Study shows that exhaled volatile organic compounds, including propanoic and nonanoic acids, could be used as non-invasive biomarkers for asthma.

Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Linked to Widespread Biological Disruption

Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Linked to Widespread Biological Disruption

Researchers uncover combined energy, immune, and vascular disruptions that help explain the complex biology of ME/CFS.

Blood Sugar and Diet Shape Sleep Health

Blood Sugar and Diet Shape Sleep Health

NHANES data show glycaemic status and macronutrient intake are linked to sleep duration, sleep disorders, and sleep quality.