Education Level Emerges as Strongest Predictor of Survival After Hip Fracture Surgery
A nationwide Swedish registry study of about 58,000 hip fracture patients found that level of education was the socio-economic factor ...
A nationwide Swedish registry study of about 58,000 hip fracture patients found that level of education was the socio-economic factor ...
A large Penn Nursing study of more than 1.17 million patients found that for-profit hospitals had higher mortality and readmission ...
A Finnish cohort study of 644 older men with hip fracture found that pre-fracture fecal incontinence independently predicted one-year mortality, ...
A study of 7,098 US adults found that wrist-measured activity fragmentation, quantified by the active-to-sedentary transition probability, was associated with ...
A prospective cohort study of 7,614 Chinese adults links frequent and severe infection trajectories to accelerated biological aging and higher ...
A new systematic review finds that liver injury during pediatric sepsis is associated with nearly fourfold higher odds of death, ...
A post-hoc analysis of four Ugandan clinical trials found that 26.6 percent of adults discharged after HIV-related cryptococcal meningitis were ...
One of the most feared drug-resistant bacteria in the world has just become more dangerous still. A prospective study from ...
Sleep medicine researchers have issued a detailed methodological defense of their 25-year VA cohort study linking narcolepsy to elevated mortality, ...
A Journal of Clinical Sleep Medicine exchange examines whether veteran status confounds mortality estimates from a 25-year VA narcolepsy cohort ...
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