First-Trimester Non-Obstetric Surgery Shows No Significant Link to Major Neonatal Risks
A retrospective observational study from Japan found that non-obstetric surgery during the first trimester was not significantly associated with increased ...
A retrospective observational study from Japan found that non-obstetric surgery during the first trimester was not significantly associated with increased ...
A cross-sectional study of older adults in India linked downward socioeconomic mobility and persistent low socioeconomic position to higher odds ...
A simulation study demonstrates that Agresti-Caffo confidence intervals provide a reliable alternative to Newcombe-Wilson methods after multiple imputation, while Wald ...
A 15-year emergency department cohort study found that delays in both antibiotic and vasopressor administration were independently associated with higher ...
A longitudinal study of German apprentices reveals that parental and peer expectations foster vocational training completion, whereas perceived career ambition ...
A retrospective cohort study of 1,127 vaginal deliveries found that each additional 10 minutes of second-stage labor was associated with ...
A registry-linked case–control study in northeastern Iran found increasing age consistently associated with cervical cancer, while reproductive and clinical variables ...
A multicenter cohort study of 1039 conization patients found that systemic inflammation indices were significantly elevated in invasive cervical carcinoma ...
A novel federated imputation framework successfully resolves missing electronic health record data across distributed hospital networks by modeling site-level correlation ...
A multicentre cross-sectional study in Italy demonstrates that clinical functional status, stoma presence, and perceived income insufficiency substantially affect health-related ...
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