Fetal hematopoietic stem cells in Down syndrome are 'primed' for differentiation, as revealed by single-cell multi-omics of over 1.1 million cells, potentially explaining early hematological abnormalities.
A recent study reveals that older adults with a history of epilepsy face a heightened risk of cardiovascular events, with medication use playing a significant role in this association.
A meta-analysis of 11 trials found that bright light therapy significantly improved remission rates in nonseasonal depression, with 40.7% of patients achieving remission compared to 23.5% in control groups.
Mailing educational brochures before appointments led to a 29.5% deprescribing rate, compared to 25.8% in controls, suggesting a simple intervention can significantly shift medication management.
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Study reveals 37.9% of single emerging adults are relatively happy, challenging stereotypes and highlighting the crucial role of friendship satisfaction in their well-being.
A cluster randomized trial found that a group parenting intervention for fathers with postpartum depression led to significant improvements in paternal mental health and child social-emotional development, with 75% of participants attending 10 or more of the 12 sessions.
Social media fuels mouth taping trend with 7 million TikTok views, prompting medical experts to scrutinize limited data on forced mouth closure during sleep.
Clinicians treating major depressive disorder exhibit marked variability in prescribing patterns and patient outcomes, with dropout rates ranging from 27% to 69% across different clinician clusters.