Teen snoring, especially in obesity, links to behavioral issues but spares cognition—'Habitual snorers showed no cognitive deficits but elevated CBCL scores'
Patients with skin conditions are three times more likely to experience pruritus, highlighting a critical link between dermatologic health and quality of life.
In a cohort of 3,306 adults, consistently short sleep and increasing sleep duration were associated with 52% and 36% reductions in the odds of successful aging, respectively, emphasizing stable sleep’s importance for aging health.
New research shows that prenatal SARS-CoV-2 exposure was linked to a slight increase in self-regulatory behavior at six months, with no significant neurodevelopmental differences by age two.
A recent study uncovers why participants learn differently from failure compared to success, shedding light on emotional and cognitive barriers that hinder learning. Published in Motivation Science, the study's findings reveal compelling insights.
With violence rates reaching up to 87.5% globally, doctors face a 16 times higher risk of assault than other professionals—are safety measures keeping up in health care?