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Black Veterans With PTSD and Stroke Have Higher Risk for Hospital Admissions - Vimarsana News

Black Veterans With PTSD and Stroke Have Higher Risk for Hospital Admissions

Posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is tied to rehospitalization at the time of first stroke among Black veterans.

A novel electronic health record-based, machine-learning model to predict severe hypoglycemia leading to hospitalizations in older adults with diabetes: A territory-wide cohort and modeling study - Vimarsana News

A novel electronic health record-based, machine-learning model to predict severe hypoglycemia leading to hospitalizations in older adults with diabetes: A territory-wide cohort and modeling study

Using nearly 1.5 million health records from >350,000 older adults with diabetes in Hong Kong, Elaine Chow and colleagues investigate a novel machine learning model to predict risk of severe hypoglycaemia.

Source: plos.org
Germany: Landmark Vote for Trans Rights Law - Vimarsana News

Germany: Landmark Vote for Trans Rights Law

Germany’s parliament on April 12, 2024, passed a landmark law that allows transgender and non-binary people to modify their legal documents to reflect their gender identity through an administrative procedure based on self-identification.

Source: hrw.org
Metabolite in Red Meat Increases Kidney Disease Risk - Vimarsana News

Metabolite in Red Meat Increases Kidney Disease Risk

Trimethylamine N-oxide could be a novel risk factor and intervention target for chronic kidney disease.

What Treatment Reduces Cardiac Risk in Hyperthyroidism? - Vimarsana News

What Treatment Reduces Cardiac Risk in Hyperthyroidism?

Patients with hyperthyroidism had a lower risk for deadly cardiovascular events after surgery or radioactive iodine than those with ATDs, found a national cohort study.