When Puberty Strikes Early or Late, Eating Disorder and Muscle Dysmorphia Risks Shift in Teens
A Danish study of 13,208 adolescents finds that both early and late pubertal timing are linked to higher odds of...
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A Danish study of 13,208 adolescents finds that both early and late pubertal timing are linked to higher odds of...
Rotavirus remains one of the most formidable viral pathogens of early childhood, and a new hospital-based study from Addis Ababa,...
A RE-AIM framework study of Differentiated Service Delivery models in Zambian health facilities finds they improve antiretroviral therapy adherence and...
Japanese researchers have validated a brief five-item scale that measures the irrational health beliefs shown to undermine health literacy, personal...
A five-year cohort study of 8,347 young people at British Columbia's Foundry centres finds that 72 percent reported lifetime suicidal...
A survey of 600 parents in Western Norway found that dental attendance and education, rather than migrant status, were the...
A new spatiotemporal analysis reveals that gestational and congenital syphilis hotspots in Brazil have expanded significantly along the Atlantic coast...
A decade-long population-based study of 139,293 cancer patients in Hebei Province, China, documents a rise in five-year relative survival from...
A Thai case–control study identifies injection drug use, prior sexually transmitted infections, and high-risk sexual behaviors as the strongest independent...
When the immune system mounts a full-blown response to an infection or other acute challenge, the body floods with inflammatory...
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