Dense Cities May Shield Their Poorest Residents From Diabetes, Israeli Study Finds
A study of 127 Israeli municipalities shows that the socioeconomic gradient in diabetes prevalence varies with population density, with denser ...
A study of 127 Israeli municipalities shows that the socioeconomic gradient in diabetes prevalence varies with population density, with denser ...
A Columbia University study of births in New York and Texas finds that extending Medicaid coverage to 12 months postpartum ...
A survey of 49 Parents as Teachers stakeholders across 18 states found training and reflective supervision materials rated as the ...
A new framework in the Journal of General Internal Medicine proposes embedding supervised medical students into primary care teams to ...
A new review in The Lancet Obstetrics, Gynaecology, & Women's Health chronicles five decades of discoveries from the Nurses' Health ...
A team-based implementation of the 5A's framework aims to make lifestyle behavior counseling for chronic disease prevention practical within time-constrained ...
A new American College of Lifestyle Medicine position statement argues that lifestyle-based clinical interventions can simultaneously treat chronic disease and ...
A large, diverse study of U.S. adults found that intuitive eating was associated with lower stress, more sleep and physical ...
Liver disease could affect nearly half of adults in Mexico, but national surveillance and prevention efforts lag behind those for ...
In a groundbreaking new initiative, the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, in partnership with the Uniformed Services University ...
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