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Exercise interventions were recommended for reducing the risk for falls, whereas multifactorial interventions offered a small net benefit.
At the prespecified 104-week time point, semaglutide was associated with a lesser decline in eGFR than placebo.
The risk for cognitive impairment and stroke was lower with the intake of unprocessed, minimally processed foods.
Older age, female sex and progression to symptomatic Alzheimer’s disease were associated with driving cessation.
Frequent douching and douching during young adulthood also was positively associated with ovarian cancer.
Vascular and neurodegenerative injuries are approximately equally responsible for cognitive impairment.
A decrease was seen in the percentage of M. pneumoniae-related diagnoses during the pandemic period, followed by a postpandemic increase.
The findings show that regular morning exercisers have a lower body mass index and waist circumference versus midday and evening exercisers.
A small but significant reduction was seen in prostate cancer deaths, but no reduction was seen in all-cause mortality.
Six-minute walk distance was not improved with telmisartan versus placebo in patients with lower-extremity peripheral arterial disease.