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“At 10 years, BCF was 38.0% for HDR compared with 10.4% for SBRT.” — Udovicich et al., JAMA Network Open, February 2026

“If you exercise and take metformin and your blood glucose does not go down, that’s a problem. People taking metformin also didn’t gain fitness. That means their physical function isn’t getting better, and that could have long-term health risk.” – Steven Malin, Lead Author

Mean adjusted adult BMI was significantly higher among individuals with childhood ADHD compared with controls, with the highest BMI observed in those treated with MPH for ≥365 days.

“We can’t just throw everybody born early into one ‘premature’ category. Using biological measurements collected at birth, we were able to come up with a new definition for prematurity that is based on the actual outcomes of these babies.” – Nima Aghaeepour, PhD

Patients receiving telehealth visits had statistically higher rates of emergency department use (38.2% vs 30.2%) and inpatient stays (29.9% vs 21.6%) than patients exclusively seen and examined by their physicians in person.

The current study indicates that hysterectomy and/or bilateral oophorectomy are associated with an increased risk of stroke, underscoring that women who have had these surgeries should be closely monitored and require proactive preventive health measures.