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	EEG reveals how coffee may secretly lower sleep quality Evening coffee has sparked controversy for years. Some people fall asleep without difficulty, while others toss and turn for half the night.

	Artificial intelligence models show high accuracy in cardiac care Cardiac arrest remains one of the most urgent and unforgiving medical emergencies, where every minute can determine survival and neurological recovery.

			Prenatal therapy for cystic fibrosis improves lifelong health outcomes This Cystic Fibrosis Awareness Month, Children's Hospital Colorado (Children's Colorado) is highlighting a growing shift in care: starting cystic fibrosis treatment before birth to improve lifelong health outcomes and reduce hospital stays.

			ICU pneumonia mortality rates remain elevated in developing nations A scientific review published today in the NEJM Evidence journal, coordinated by the D'Or Institute for Research and Education (IDOR), evaluated outcomes of adults with community-acquired pneumonia (CAP) admitted to intensive care units (ICUs) in middle-income countries.

			Children left waiting up to two years for NHS continence care, new data reveals Children with bladder and bowel conditions are waiting months – and in some cases years – for specialist NHS support, as overstretched continence services struggle to meet rising demand, new Freedom of Information (FOI) data reveals.

	3D-printed anatomical models bring better surgical outcomes JMIR Publications released a story on how 3D-printed anatomical models are being used to improve surgical outcomes in its News and Perspectives section.

	Immediate kangaroo mother care boosts survival for premature infants Preterm birth and low birth weight remain major contributors to neonatal death and long-term developmental challenges.

	Low-cost training for frontline health workers can reduce medical supply shortages A recent study from The University of Texas at San Antonio reveals that low-cost training for frontline health workers can significantly reduce medical supply shortages, potentially saving thousands of lives in developing nations.

	Mount Sinai opens integrated clinical center for womens health The Mount Sinai Health System is opening the Carolyn Rowan Center for Women's Health and Wellness, a transformative new model for women's health that brings together multidisciplinary clinical expertise, structured care pathways, and leading-edge research innovation to deliver more personalized, comprehensive care for women across the entire lifespan.

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