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Complexity index predicts medication doses in kids with severe neurological impairment
Children with severe neurological impairment who had higher scores on the Medication Regimen Complexity Index were more likely to receive many more doses of medications per day from their parents, according to a cross-sectional study.
HHS proposes legislation to lower prescription drug costs
HHS Secretary Xavier Becerra has announced a plan to lower prescription drug prices by “promoting negotiation, competition and innovation in the health care industry.”
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Perimenstrual migraine attack duration affects recurrence risk, triptan use
Longer duration of perimenstrual migraine attacks among women with menstrual-related migraine appeared linked to increased recurrence risk and triptan use, according to results of a prospective study published in Neurology.
NIA expands Alzheimer’s disease research center network
NIH’s National Institute on Aging announced $14.8 million in funding across 5 years for institutions in North Carolina and Texas that will join a network of research centers for Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias.
Q&A: Academia lacks structures to support health care professionals in times of grief
Additional support and flexibility in academia following a loss can foster recovery and may help reduce burnout among health care professionals, according to an opinion piece published in JAMA.
World Trade Center program offers valuable information for health care professionals
The CDC’s World Trade Center Health Program provides important information for all health care professionals, even those who do not treat anyone directly affected by the 9/11 tragedies, those with direct knowledge of the program said.
Short, long sleep duration worsen older adults’ amyloid beta burden, cognition
Results of a cross-sectional study published in JAMA Neurology found that sleep durations outside of a normal range worsened amyloid beta burden and cognition, underlining the importance of sleep in older adults.
Rupture risk increases after aneurysm growth is detected
Rupture occurred in one of 25 aneurysms within 1 year of intracranial aneurysm growth detection, according to results of a cohort study published in JAMA Neurology.
Fine particulate matter may affect racial, ethnic differences in AD
Black women had higher rates of Alzheimer’s disease and environmental exposure to fine particulate matter than white women, according to a prospective, population-based study in Journals of Gerontology: Series A.
Q&A: ACP calls on health systems to prioritize patients over profit
An increasing trend in for-profit entities and private equity investments in medicine could lead to a fragmented health care system, according to a position paper by the ACP.
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