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The study highlights that fetal size, not just gestational age, plays a crucial role in long-term neurodevelopmental outcomes for term-born children.
 
 
 Australian study highlights delayed diagnosis in postpartum psychosis careAustralian study highlights delayed diagnosis in postpartum psychosis care
 
Women with postpartum psychosis are making repeated pleas for help before receiving a diagnosis, with the first Australian study of their help-seeking experiences finding many contacted health services an average of seven times before getting the care they needed.
 
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A Michigan Medicine-led research consortium has secured approval for up to $52 million in federal funding to launch a multicenter study examining why some young children recover fully from viral lower respiratory tract infections while others develop severe illness or lasting problems such as asthma.
 
   Study reveals how cancer cells survive chemotherapy in a zombie-like stateStudy reveals how cancer cells survive chemotherapy in a zombie-like state
 
Scientists at Trinity College Dublin have made an important breakthrough in understanding how cancer cells can evade the cell-killing effects of chemotherapy and enter a "zombie-like state", called premature senescence, that can attract the wound healing properties of the immune system.
 
   Machine learning can identify older heart failure patients at risk of losing independenceMachine learning can identify older heart failure patients at risk of losing independence
 
For older adults with heart failure (HF), leaving the hospital alive does not always mean returning to an independent life. Loss of independence can reduce quality of life, increase caregiver burden, and raise care needs.
 
 GLP-1 medications linked to reduced postoperative infections and heart complications
 
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 Brain-computer interface enables unresponsive ICU patients to control sounds
 
Brain-computer interface enables unresponsive ICU patients to control soundsUnresponsive ICU patients in a new Columbia study were able to raise and lower the frequency of a beeping tone with their minds, via noninvasive EEG electrodes that recorded and translated their brainwaves.
 
 
 Social determinants of health may increase kidney failure risk after critical illness
 
Social determinants of health may increase kidney failure risk after critical illnessNew research indicates that certain individual- and neighborhood-level social determinants of health may increase the risk of developing post-discharge kidney failure in patients who developed acute kidney injury while in intensive care.
 
 
 Restless legs syndrome triples the risk of perinatal depression in pregnant women
 
Restless legs syndrome triples the risk of perinatal depression in pregnant womenNew research found a higher risk of perinatal depression in pregnant women with restless legs syndrome.
 
 
 Japanese study links postpartum depression to mother-infant bonding difficulties
 
Japanese study links postpartum depression to mother-infant bonding difficultiesA Japanese study found that higher postpartum depression scores were associated with greater mother–infant bonding difficulties.
 
 
 Gaining too much weight during pregnancy raises complication risks
 
Gaining too much weight during pregnancy raises complication risksA new study of more than one million births led by McMaster University researchers has found that gaining too much weight during pregnancy, regardless of a person's starting weight, is linked to a higher risk of life-threatening maternal complications.
 
 
 Postpartum psychosis symptoms frequently dismissed as standard baby blues
 
Postpartum psychosis symptoms frequently dismissed as standard baby bluesIn an interview-based study in the Journal of Advanced Nursing including 15 Australian women diagnosed with postpartum psychosis over the past 10 years, women reported that they made multiple attempts to seek medical help and support, yet they encountered delayed recognition, inadequate assessment and, at times, dismissal or minimization of their concerns.
 
 
 Caregivers with heart disease face high psychological distress risks
 
Caregivers with heart disease face high psychological distress risksFamily caregivers often put their own health second. For those already living with cardiovascular conditions, caregiving can add to their physical and emotional strain.
 
 
 Simple medical card game reduces preoperative anxiety in children
 
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 Blood test could slash sepsis antibiotics
 
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 Mindfulness curriculum strengthens self-care and leadership skills among nursing students
 
Mindfulness curriculum strengthens self-care and leadership skills among nursing studentsA new study demonstrates that embedding short, asynchronous mindfulness practices into Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) curricula effectively reduces stress, combats burnout, and builds essential leadership skills.
 
 
 Language barriers limit access to postpartum headache treatment
 
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 Biological framework tracks postpartum vulvar tissue recovery timelines
 
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 New RNA Extraction Approaches Overcome Agarose Barriers in Lung Slices
 
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 UIC Researchers Develop Bio-Kirigami Platform for Complex Tissue Engineering
 
If you’ve ever created a snowflake by folding, cutting and unfolding a piece of paper, you’ve practiced the art of kirigami. Like origami, kirigami has inspired innovations far beyond the elementary school classroom, with applications ranging from deployable structures for spacecraft to semiconductors.
 
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