Endocrine Disruptors: Implications for Perinatal, Neurodevelopmental, and Reproductive Health
Evidence supports associations of endocrine disruptors with adverse perinatal, neurodevelopmental, metabolic, and reproductive outcomes, underscoring the need for continued research and regulatory efforts to mitigate environmental exposures and protect vulnerable populations from endocrine-disrupting chemicals' adverse effects.
March 2021
Acute-on-Chronic Liver Failure: Conceptual Framework and Clinical Controversies
Evidence supporting the concept of acute-on-chronic liver failure underscores the complex pathophysiology and clinical challenges in its recognition and management, addressing controversies surrounding its existence and diagnostic criteria to improve clinical outcomes in affected patients.
March 2021
Cardiovascular Considerations during the COVID-19 Pandemic: Implications for Patient Management
COVID-19's cardiovascular impact and potential consequences in patients with established cardiovascular disease necessitate comprehensive risk assessment, vigilant monitoring, and individualized management strategies to optimize clinical outcomes and mitigate cardiovascular complications in affected individuals.
Februery 2021
Microscopic Hematuria: Evolving Screening Recommendations for Urological Evaluation
The American Urological Association recommends a risk-based screening approach for microscopic hematuria, moving away from a uniform standard to individualized evaluation strategies based on clinical context and patient characteristics, reflecting advancements in diagnostic approaches and evidence-based care.
Februery 2021
Coffee, Caffeine, and Health: Understanding the Role in a Balanced Diet
Moderate consumption of coffee or tea can be part of a healthy lifestyle, offering potential benefits for cognitive function, metabolism, and overall well-being when consumed as part of a balanced diet and lifestyle, emphasizing the importance of mindful caffeine intake in promoting health.
Februery 2021
Safety of Psychotropic Drugs in COVID-19 Patients: Clinical Considerations and Management Strategies
Understanding the clinically relevant safety profiles of psychotropic drugs in patients with COVID-19 is essential for optimizing treatment outcomes and minimizing potential adverse effects, highlighting the importance of tailored pharmacological interventions and close monitoring in this patient population.
Februery 2021
IASP Definition of Pain Revised: Synthesis of Critical Concepts and Recommendations
The revised IASP definition of pain incorporates critical concepts and recommendations based on member and public feedback, providing a comprehensive framework for understanding and addressing pain experiences across diverse populations and clinical settings.
Februery 2021
Obesity in Adolescents and Food Decision Making: Insights into Prefrontal Cortex Development
Reviewing prefrontal cortex development in adolescence and its relationship with excessive calorie consumption sheds light on the neurobiological mechanisms underlying obesity risk, informing targeted interventions and behavioral strategies for promoting healthier food choices in adolescents.
Februery 2021
Impact of Physical Activity on Psychological Health during the Pandemic: Promoting Resilience and Well-Being
Physical activity exerts a profoundly positive impact on psychological health during the pandemic, enhancing resilience, reducing stress, and alleviating symptoms of depression and anxiety, emphasizing the importance of incorporating regular exercise into daily routines to support mental well-being.
Februery 2021
Saturated Fats and Health: Revisiting Dietary Recommendations
Reduction in saturated fat intake does not confer beneficial effects on cardiovascular disease and total mortality, with protective effects against stroke observed instead, challenging traditional dietary guidelines and highlighting the need for nuanced dietary recommendations based on updated evidence.
Februery 2021
