Movie Characters With Strabismus Likely to be Portrayed Negatively
Characters with strabismus from animated movies are more likely to be portrayed as unintelligent, villains, followers
Asthma Linked to Memory Difficulties in Children
In cross-sectional analysis, children with asthma had lower scores on episodic memory, processing speed, inhibition, and attention
Vigorous Activity Can Compensate for Prolonged Sitting Time
TC/HDL, BMI estimates of those performing 30 minutes daily mirror those of sedentary individuals five and 10 years younger
Mixed Link Seen for Gestational Exposure to Flame-Retardant Chemicals and Childhood Obesity
Association seen for composite of dibutyl phosphate and di-isobutyl phosphate with increased obesity in mid-childhood
America’s Epidemic of STDs May Finally Be Slowing
Virtual Yoga Classes Aid Chronic Low Back Pain
Reductions seen in pain, disability, and use of analgesic medications
Transitioning to E-Cigarettes Aids Resolution of Respiratory Symptoms
Those who switch to dual use or who maintain, increase smoking intensity have reduced rate of symptom resolution
Childhood Body Mass Index Tied to Later Lung Health
Impairments seen for both persistent low and high body mass index
Reactogenicity Comparable for Simultaneous, Sequential COVID-19, Flu Shots
Primary composite reactogenicity outcome noninferior for those receiving both vaccines simultaneously
Young Adults Born Preterm Face Economic and Educational Challenges
Preterm individuals have 6 percent lower income per year and are 2.13 percent less likely to be employed
