Prenatal Opioid Prescriptions Tied to 28% Higher Childhood Hospital Admission Risk
A nationwide South Korean cohort of nearly three million children links prenatal opioid exposure to a 28 percent higher rate ...
A nationwide South Korean cohort of nearly three million children links prenatal opioid exposure to a 28 percent higher rate ...
A study of more than 400,000 U.S. adults published in PLOS Medicine found that total ultra-processed food intake was not ...
A WHO-commissioned multi-model comparison finds that the optimal typhoid conjugate vaccine schedule depends on local disease incidence, case fatality risk, ...
A nationwide South Korean study of nearly three million children links maternal opioid prescriptions during pregnancy to a dose-dependent increase ...
A multinational analysis of 107,088 infant emergency visits across 12 European countries found that bronchiolitis reductions after nirsevimab introduction varied ...
A modelling study of more than 833,000 Mexican dengue cases reveals large spatial, temporal and serotype-specific differences in transmission intensity ...
A new PLOS Medicine Perspective argues that the widening gap between drug efficacy in trials and real-world effectiveness is driven ...
Researchers used machine learning to create a CKM-specific biological aging index that outperforms existing measures in predicting mortality and identifying ...
A mathematical modeling study in Blantyre, Malawi, shows that tuberculosis infection surveys in young children could guide targeted active case ...
A machine learning analysis of 217 South African AmaXhosa children has identified one protective and two susceptibility clusters linking rural ...
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