- Univadis Medical News
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Brain damage reversed in a drowned toddler
Subacute normobaric and hyperbaric oxygen therapy restored drowning-induced cortical grey matter and white matter loss.
Recommended in Obstetrics
- Univadis Medical News
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Views sought on digital innovation in health in the EU
- Univadis Medical News
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Watchdog opens investigation into European Medicines Agency
- Univadis Medical News
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Responding to terror attacks: training manual being developed for doctors in Europe
- Univadis Medical News
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Are you meeting stethoscope hygiene standards?
- The Lancet
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Germany's increasing contribution to global health
- Clinical Essentials from BMJ
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Antidepressants during pregnancy linked to increase in autism risk
- Univadis Medical News
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British Thoracic Society welcomes new Tobacco Control Plan
- The Lancet Infectious Diseases
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Immunobiology of maternal immunization: bridging the knowledge gap
Professional & Business
- International Medical Press
Blood donation regulations relaxed for gay men and sex workers
- International Medical Press
NHS England to cut out wasteful drug prescriptions
- International Medical Press
GMC: action plan for revalidation
- International Medical Press
£325 million to ‘modernise and transform’ patient care
- International Medical Press
Government publishes plan for ‘smokefree generation’
- International Medical Press
Declare Suicide Act illegal, high court told
New in Obstetrics
- Clinical Essentials from J Addict Med
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What's the best pain management for patients with opioid use disorder undergoing cesarean?
Buprenorphine may not deserve its bad reputation.
- Clinical Essentials from BMJ
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Meta-analysis: healthy eating, exercise cut C-section risk
Interventions trimmed the possibility of excess weight gain during pregnancy.
- Clinical Essentials from Am J Trop Med Hyg
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Zika: misconceptions, stigma high among US-born women
Intensive education remains an important priority in Zika prevention.
- Clinical Essentials from FDA
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FDA approves first MRI device for brain imaging in newborns
The Embrace Neonatal MRI System is designed specifically for neonatal head and brain imaging.
- Clinical Essentials from BMC Pregnancy and Childbirth
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Pregnancy-related AKI tied to maternal and fetal mortality
Results of a meta-analysis.
- Univadis Medical News
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Obesity: greater focus needed on weight gain in young adults
Counselling young parents on the risks of weight gain may help reduce obesity rates.
- Univadis Editorial - Dr Harry Brown
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Financial restraints are still here
Limited resources for health care
- Univadis Medical News
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UK health system emerges on the top
Commonwealth Fund report on international healthcare systems.
- Clinical Essentials from PLoS One
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Some antidepressants may require a dose change during pregnancy
Paroxetine, fluvoxamine doses may need about 100% increase in third trimester to maintain serum concentrations.
- Univadis Medical News
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WHO issues advice on medications as heatwave continues across Europe
Increased temperatures can impact the efficacy of drugs, and most are licensed for storage at temperatures up to 25°C only.
- Clinical Essentials from Pediatr Neurol
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Posterior circulation ischemic stroke: pediatric prognostic factors identified
Higher stroke score and bilateral infarction were among factors associated with poor outcome.
- Monthly Essentials
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Neurological Disorders: Monthly Essentials July 2017
New score predicts cognitive impairment in Parkinson's | HPV vaccine not linked to CFS | Zolpidem may have benefits in neurological disorders | Maternal epilepsy linked to poor pregnancy outcomes.
- Clinical Essentials from JAMA Psychiatry
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Antidepressants during pregnancy don’t affect offspring intellectual ability
Apparent association may trace to parental age or maternal mental disorders, instead.
- Clinical Essentials from BMJ
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Hypertensive disorders during pregnancy can affect risk for future hypertension for decades
Pregnancy history should be part of general health maintenance.