A US-based study found Hispanic individuals had significantly higher metabolic dysfunction-associated steatotic liver disease prevalence at 47.0% compared to 40.7% in non-Hispanic whites, despite nearly half of all U.S. adults showing signs of fatty liver disease.
A 433% oxytocin increase—not vasopressin—correlated with MDMA-induced hyponatremia, with fluid restriction preventing all cases in a controlled setting.
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Lower workforce representation and higher burnout rates among SGM physicians represent key challenges, as approximately 7.6% of US adults and 22.3% of Generation Z identify as SGM, yet only 4.6% of attending physicians reported SGM status in this study.