New fathers face delayed mental health risks after childbirth

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	New fathers face delayed mental health risks after childbirth Paternal mental health risks increase after childbirth, with delayed detection of psychiatric disorders underscoring the need for targeted support for fathers.

	Can AI chatbots help brain tumor patients understand their care? Integrating LLMs in brain tumor care could enhance patient understanding, but requires strict oversight to manage risks and ensure reliable information.

			Pediatric mental health triage often inaccurate in emergency departments In emergency medicine, triage differentiates patients who require immediate attention from those who can safely wait for care. When it comes to children's mental or behavioral health, however, triage scores were found to be inaccurate in two-thirds of the cases when compared to the level of care the child actually received during their emergency visit, according to a new study published in JAMA Network Open.

			Mild hypoxia in preterm infants linked to lifelong memory issues During intensive care after preterm births, babies can experience low oxygen in their tissue and cells-or hypoxia.

			AI-driven OCT imaging system enables precise wound healing assessment No matter the size or severity, wounds on human skin are difficult to monitor while they heal. Biopsies disrupt the wound site and are too invasive for routine, repeated monitoring, and most medical imaging devices that could do the job are large, expensive and booked up with more pressing diagnostics.

	Study reveals new way to fully regenerate the scarred skin Could wounded skin someday regrow perfectly without scars?

	An Arm and a Leg: Steep health care costs steer Americans to tough decisions Health insurance is out of reach for millions of Americans this year. Many are making difficult decisions about how to pay for coverage amid the loss of Affordable Care Act subsidies and nosebleed-high premiums.

	Chlorhexidine reduces umbilical cord infections in newborns A new Cochrane review finds that chlorhexidine likely cuts umbilical cord infection rates by about 29% in low- and middle-income countries, and may reduce newborn deaths.

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