Cohort study

  1. Buprenorphine linked to no higher neurodevelopmental risk than methadone
    Population-based cohort study comparing neurodevelopmental outcomes in children prenatally exposed to buprenorphine versus methadone for maternal opioid use disorder treatment.
  2. Air pollutant exposure was linked to higher preeclampsia risk
    Retrospective cohort study linking ambient air pollutants to preeclampsia risk, identifying critical exposure windows and elevated vulnerability in assisted reproductive technology pregnancies.
  3. Machine-learning algorithms improved smoking identification in health records
    Study comparing machine learning and rule-based algorithms for identifying smokers in administrative health data found ML models doubled sensitivity for detecting current smokers.
  4. War-related stress linked to lower children's functional cognition
    War-related stress reduces functional cognition in children, especially those with special needs. BRIEF questionnaire screens for difficulties and guides occupational therapy interventions.
  5. Early intervention was linked to better third-grade academic outcomes
    Cohort study demonstrates that early intervention services for children under 3 with developmental delays improve academic outcomes in later childhood, with implications for service planning.
  6. Multiple pregnancy factors affect postpartum recovery
    Systematic review examining how antenatal and pregnancy factors influence postpartum recovery, proposing personalized biopsychosocial approaches to improve maternal outcomes.
  7. Fathers had lower diagnosed psychiatric disorder rates during pregnancy and early post partum
    Swedish fathers show reduced psychiatric diagnoses during partner's pregnancy and early postpartum, with rates returning to baseline in late postpartum. Study reveals critical vulnerability window.
  8. Women with fear of birth reported mixed intrapartum care quality
    Midwifery continuity of care for women with fear of birth revealed gaps in perceived control and decision involvement, with intervention rates higher when a known midwife was present.
  9. No evidence of increased gaming-related problems with long-term use of a video game therapeutic: Exploratory endpoint findings from a randomized controlled trial
    Long-term use of a video game therapeutic for depression showed no increase in gaming-related problems, with deterioration rates low across all study arms.
  10. XGBoost best predicted healthy aging in All of Us cohort
    Cohort study utilizing All of Us data identifies health insurance type as the primary predictor of healthy aging among older adults using machine learning models.
  11. Childhood adversity linked to higher treatment-resistant depression risk
    Cohort study demonstrating association between adverse childhood experiences and treatment-resistant depression, independent of familial confounding factors.
  12. Offspring CHD incidence was higher in mothers with CHD
    Retrospective cohort study quantifying congenital heart defect incidence in offspring of non-syndromic affected mothers, with characterization of defect severity patterns.
  13. Centenarian cohort profile described in Colombia
    Colombian centenarian cohort baseline study characterizing health status and aging determinants to advance understanding of extreme longevity mechanisms.
  14. Nine-month oral TB regimens showed durable three-year outcomes
    Nine-month all-oral TB regimens show 89.5% durable three-year cure rates but persistent linezolid neuropathy affects 22.6% of patients, raising safety concerns.
  15. Maternal HIV linked to altered gut microbes and metabolites
    Longitudinal cohort analysis of gut dysbiosis and metabolomic alterations in mothers with HIV and their infants, identifying microbial and biochemical pathways linked to adverse perinatal outcomes.
  16. Swiss cohort links kidney stones to diabetes and family history
    SKIPOGH cohort study reveals kidney stone prevalence of 5.6% in Swiss adults, with diabetes, family history, and smoking as key risk factors. Findings support lifestyle modifications for prevention.