6295 papers
This cross-sectional study of 300 myocardial infarction patients utilized LASSO regression to identify ten significant predictors of poor medication adherence and developed a validated nomogram model to effectively predict adherence risks and guide clinical interventions.
This retrospective study of 200 hypertensive patients in Malaysian community pharmacies reveals that while 70% achieved good medication adherence, perceived financial burden remains the most significant predictor of non-adherence, outweighing the benefits of e-prescribing convenience and highlighting the need to address economic barriers alongside technological advancements.
This cross-sectional study of Mexican college students reveals that high body dissatisfaction is linked to excessive daily use of TikTok and Instagram as well as depression and anxiety symptoms, while interest in cosmetic procedures is significantly associated with non-cisgender identity, non-heterosexual orientation, high body dissatisfaction, and depressive symptoms.
This case report describes a fatal neonatal-onset Glutaric Aciduria Type II in a term male infant born to consanguineous parents, characterized by sudden cardiorespiratory arrest, severe metabolic derangements, and confirmed homozygous mutations, underscoring the critical need for improved awareness, screening, and genetic counseling for this rare disorder.
This single-center retrospective cohort study of over 221,000 women demonstrates that while Hr-HPV-negative cases with cervical squamous epithelial abnormalities exhibit varying immediate and cumulative risks of high-grade lesions depending on cytology grade, their clinical management aligns with the 2019 ASCCP risk-based guidelines.
This paper reports a rare case of a prostatic abscess following Rezum therapy for benign prostatic hyperplasia and reviews existing literature to highlight that while complications are typically mild, severe infectious events can occur in high-risk patients, necessitating enhanced clinical vigilance and management.
This cross-sectional study of 32 European countries reveals significant disparities in the quality and quantity of undergraduate primary care teaching, highlighting systemic discrimination against primary care educators and the urgent need for pan-European policy reforms to address workforce shortages and public health concerns.
This Mendelian randomization study provides genetic evidence that higher circulating levels of 3-hydroxybutyrate are causally associated with a reduced risk of non-alcoholic fatty liver disease, whereas acetoacetate and acetone show no significant causal link.
This cross-sectional study of 137 pediatricians at King Saud Medical City reveals widespread feelings of unpreparedness and a strong desire for formal training in delivering bad news, highlighting significant gaps in communication skills and emotional support across different career stages within the unique Saudi cultural and legal context.
This longitudinal study of the Tehran Lipid and Glucose Study (TLGS) cohort demonstrates that longitudinal trends in metabolic risk factors, particularly systolic blood pressure, fasting plasma glucose, and the TyG index, diverge years before clinical cardiovascular disease onset, highlighting their potential as early predictive markers for preventive strategies.