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International Journal of Women's HealthYesterday

From Local Evidence to Regional Leadership: Post-Preeclampsia Care in Thailand

CommentaryIndustry & policy

Hypertension Research10 Oct

Regional effect of population-based programs promoting salt reduction and potassium intake in Hokkaido: a post hoc analysis of the PoSPIP

Non-randomised trial in 431 peopleInterventions

Social Science & Medicine10 Oct

Unequal returns to effort? Gender differences in health status and lifestyle

Cross-sectional study in peoplePopulations

Chinese Journal of Rehabilitation Theory and Practice10 Oct

Application of central auditory testing combined with electroencephalogram characteristics in the early screening of mild cognitive impairment due to Alzheimer's disease

Case-control study in peopleBiomarkers

Borneo Nursing Journal9 Oct

Effectiveness of Vivifrail Exercise and the Balance-Enhancing Exercise Program in Reducing Fall Risk in Older Adults: A Comparative Study

Non-randomised trial in 38 peopleInterventions

Health Evaluation and Promotion9 Oct

Auscultation of Lung Basal Fine Crackles in General Population Health Checkups: Analysis of Rales and Perception of Abnormal Lung Sounds in 286 Examinees Heard by One Physician over One Year

Cross-sectional study of 6,620 peopleBiomarkers

Frontiers in Endocrinology9 Oct

Beyond efficacy: the treatment lifecycle of incretin and multi-receptor agonists

ReviewGLP-1 receptor agonists

Frontiers in Digital Health7 Oct

Development of a machine learning model to identify individuals with VCTE-derived at-risk MASH in a Spanish Mediterranean region

Cross-sectional study in peopleBiomarkers

Frontiers in Physiology7 Oct

Bed rest and endurance retraining alter persistent inward current estimates in young and older males

Non-randomised trial in 10 peopleInterventions

Research Square7 Oct

Multilingualism was not linked to slower cognitive decline

An observational study of 193 multilingual and 1,894 monolingual healthy older adults found differing patterns of change in views of memory and emotional wellbeing.An observational study of 193 multilingual and 1,894 monolingual healthy older adults found differing patterns of change in views of memory and emotional wellbeing.

Preprint: cohort study of 1,894 peoplePopulations