Month: February 2019

Women working extra-long hours, men and women working weekends have more depressive symptoms

But program has unintended consequence of increasing incidence, prevalence of obesity

Findings show weight loss from intervention regardless of an individual’s diabetes status

Ultrasound readings of left or right foot can predict good versus poor bone quality

Risk for malnutrition also tied to higher in-hospital mortality

Higher burden seen among lower socioeconomic-status, older, and female populations

Demand for naloxone is inelastic, with 1 percent increase in price resulting in 0.27 percent drop in sales

No significant difference seen in in-hospital mortality, complication rates, but surgery length increased

First symptoms, MS type contribute to delay; depression linked to delay in evaluation-to-diagnosis time

Meeting 95 percent targets for diagnosis, care retention, viral suppression could help curb epidemic