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Can Kids With Peanut Allergy Build Tolerance by Eating Peanuts?

Can Kids With Peanut Allergy Build Tolerance by Eating Peanuts?

Discover how gradual peanut exposure helps children with mild allergies build tolerance to peanuts safely.

Delays in Care for Pediatric Trauma Patients Brought in by Parents

Delays in Care for Pediatric Trauma Patients Brought in by Parents

Adoption of triage alerts for three key features could speed up treatment of severely injured children brought to emergency departments by their parents.

Role of Helmets in Preventing Cycling-Related Brain Injuries

Role of Helmets in Preventing Cycling-Related Brain Injuries

New research highlights that convenience and comfort deter adult cyclists from wearing helmets, despite awareness of risks. Incentives like free helmets can boost usage.

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Emergency Care Delay Linked to Higher Mortality in Hip Fracture Cases

Emergency Care Delay Linked to Higher Mortality in Hip Fracture Cases

Longer waiting hours in emergency care are linked to increased mortality in hip fracture patients.

Nurse Shortage: A Significant Risk to Surgical Patient Safety

Nurse Shortage: A Significant Risk to Surgical Patient Safety

Discover how nursing shortages are linked to longer hospital stays, higher mortality, and worse patient outcomes in surgical wards.

Heat-Epilepsy Link: How High Temperatures Affect Brain Activity

Heat-Epilepsy Link: How High Temperatures Affect Brain Activity

Discover how heat waves cause increased epilepsy episodes by monitoring brain activity with intracranial electroencephalography.

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Advanced MRI Scans Reveal Hidden Concussion Risks in Patients

Advanced MRI Scans Reveal Hidden Concussion Risks in Patients

Advanced MRI scans and blood biomarkers may identify patients with concussion at risk for long-term symptoms, improving prognosis and follow-up care.

Mushroom Gummies May Contain Illegal Hallucinogens

Mushroom Gummies May Contain Illegal Hallucinogens

Experts warn that mushroom gummies marketed for brain health may contain the illegal hallucinogen psilocybin and other harmful, undisclosed substances.

Is There a Solution to Tackle Bird Flu in New Zealand?

Is There a Solution to Tackle Bird Flu in New Zealand?

Avian influenza (bird flu): Newly developed Artificial Intelligence (AI) algorithms can help New Zealand to fight against the deadly bird flu.

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Hospitals Cannot Admit Patients in ICU If They or Family Refuse

Hospitals Cannot Admit Patients in ICU If They or Family Refuse

Hospitals are unable to admit patients to the ICU in case of refusal. The guidelines focus on addressing futile care and considerations related to living wills.

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