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01/11/2024

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Study reinforces the benefits of beginning with behavioral therapy for kids with ADHD

Research by ADHD pioneer William E. Pelham, Jr., who passed away last year, found that behavioral therapy—when used first—was less expensive and more effective than medication in treating children with ADHD.

Nov 1, 2024

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Exposure to certain pollution sources harms children's learning and memory, study shows

A new USC study involving 8,500 children from across the country has revealed that a form of air pollution, largely the product of agricultural emissions, is linked to poor learning and memory performance in 9 and 10 year-olds.

Nov 1, 2024

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AI tackles huge problem of antimicrobial resistance in intensive care

Artificial intelligence (AI) can provide same-day assessments of antimicrobial resistance for patients in intensive care—critical to preventing life-threatening sepsis.

Nov 1, 2024

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Expert weighs in on trending topics in sleep health

Something to ponder as we welcome the extra hour of sleep from the return to standard time: If we're looking into sleep hacks—things like the "sleepy girl mocktail," mouth taping, or something called "chronoworking"—does ...

Nov 1, 2024

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Digital twins could provide more tailored health care in the future

Imagine you have a virtual copy of your own body. This digital twin, an accurate computer model, can help doctors better understand your health, personalize treatments, and intervene earlier to prevent more significant problems. ...

Nov 1, 2024

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How Indigenous knowledge helped solve a mysterious outbreak

When a mysterious and deadly illness began to sicken members of the Navajo community in the Four Corners region of the Southwestern U.S. in 1993, U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) investigators were stumped.

Nov 1, 2024

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Novel immunotherapy combo shows promise in melanoma

Pre-surgery treatment with the novel drug vidutolimod and the PD-1 checkpoint inhibitor nivolumab led to tumor control in 55% of patients with stage 3 cutaneous melanoma, according to the results of a single-arm phase 2 clinical ...

Nov 1, 2024

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How understanding the complex world of herpesviruses can help fight cancer

At UC Davis Comprehensive Cancer Center, one scientist's sleepless nights are driven by the mysteries of virus-host interactions. Researcher Yoshihiro Izumiya is delving into the complex world of herpesviruses. These viruses ...

Nov 1, 2024

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Novel digital pet game within smoking cessation app increases user engagement

Mobile apps that offer smoking cessation support can be effective alternatives to conventional clinical treatment for people who want to stop smoking—but user engagement is key to this success.

Nov 1, 2024

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Investment in pediatric emergency care could save more than 2,100 young lives each year

In emergencies, children have distinct needs because of their unique physiological, emotional and developmental characteristics. But 83% of emergency departments nationwide are not fully prepared to meet those needs—which ...

Nov 1, 2024

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