A recent study published in JAMA compared the effectiveness of two medications, methadone and buprenorphine/naloxone, for treating opioid use disorder, revealing that patients treated with methadone had a lower rate of treatment discontinuation over 24 months.
A recent study revealed that simultaneous parental leave is linked to increased postpartum mental health care utilization for parents in Sweden, with mothers showing increased antidepressant use and fathers having more substance use disorder-related visits.
A recent study revealed associations between cardiometabolic index (CMI), insulin resistance (IR), prediabetes (preDM), and type 2 diabetes mellitus (T2D) in U.S. adults, showing elevated CMI is linked to a higher likelihood of developing IR, preDM, and T2D, with a plateau effect suggesting maintaining CMI at certain levels is beneficial.
Despite treating older, sicker patients and performing more non-elective surgeries, osteopathic surgeons achieved comparable 30-day mortality rates to their allopathic counterparts, with no significant differences in readmissions or length of stay.
Recent study in BMJ Open Gastroenterology shows significant differences in gallstone disease incidence between men and women in Chile, with unique risk factors for each gender.
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A recent study in JAMA Internal Medicine revealed that acupuncture significantly reduced chronic sciatica pain compared to sham acupuncture, with lasting benefits of up to 52 weeks.
New study in BMJ shows no link between fathers' use of metformin and birth defects in children, contradicting previous research findings. Experts attribute the absence of a link to data quality and lack of plausible biological mechanism.
A recent study explores the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on cancer detection in the U.S., revealing a significant drop in 2020 with certain subgroups still experiencing lower detection rates by 2021.
Study unveils significant association between familial hypercholesterolemia and type 2 diabetes risk, with obesity as the primary contributor. Higher prevalence observed in the Eastern Mediterranean region.