MedicalResearch.com Interview with: Krista F. Huybrechts, MS PhD Associate Professor of Medicine Brigham and Women’s Hospital Harvard Medical School Boston, MA 02120  MedicalResearch.com: What is the background for this study? What are the main findings?  Response: Pregnant women often experience … Continue reading →Read More »

​My main takeaway away is that our findings provide even more evidence that marijuana use interferes with normal brain functioning in teens. Continue reading →Read More »

These results from our pilot work indicate that the reasons for why women receive less bystander CPR than men deserve further attention. Continue reading →Read More »

While the mothers who avoided a major allergen had an increased tendency to report a ‘problem with food’ in their infant early in life, this did not persist Continue reading →Read More »

A majority of respondents reported being unable to alert their electronic prescribing system when prescribing warnings were incorrect. Continue reading →Read More »

zoster prevention strategies should be considered for cancer patients, especially those expected to receive chemotherapy. Continue reading →Read More »

During discussions of difficult marital issues, we found that couples in long-term marriages showed increases in positive emotional behaviors (e.g., humor and validation) and decreases in negative emotional behaviors Continue reading →Read More »

We found that the majority (75%, 66 of 88) of participants that received these reminders found them to be useful, Continue reading →Read More »

The economic value of extended-release naltrexone, compared to buprenorphine-naloxone, became more attractive after accounting for additional costs to society Continue reading →Read More »

This should reassure the general public that acutely injured deceased-donor kidneys considered acceptable by their transplant teams are not more likely to fail compared with non-injured kidneys from otherwise similar donors. Continue reading →Read More »

The finding of an association across generations is solid, not due to confounding, we believe. Continue reading →Read More »

Our results may suggest a potential role of both hyperglycemia and hyperinsulinism on migraine occurrence Continue reading →Read More »

We showed that there is an interaction between initial systolic blood pressure and intravenous fluid resuscitation treatment effect. Continue reading →Read More »

By the way, although low-moderate, non-binging alcohol consumption reduces the chance to be hospitalized, as previous epidemiological evidence has shown for the reduction in mortality risk, we do not recommend that adult life-time abstainers begin drinking for health reasons. Continue reading →Read More »

While Mohs surgery is considered the gold standard when it comes to nonmelanoma skin cancer and excision for melanoma, there are other treatment options. Continue reading →Read More »

Oxygen has a critical role in regulating brain state especially during sleep Continue reading →Read More »

Women can have a very economical, easy to use, reliable device for checking their fertile window. Continue reading →Read More »

Our report begins to shed some light on why women may have a greater risk of developing high blood pressure due to eating too much salt. Continue reading →Read More »

To our surprise, the risk of cardiovascular event tended to be higher in the patients who continued treatment with active vitamin D than those who continued non-use of active vitamin D, although the difference was not statistically significant. Continue reading →Read More »

This specific finding is important for the fields of oncology and cancer genomics. Continue reading →Read More »