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The rise of consumer DNA testing has unveiled a higher prevalence of incest than previously understood, highlighting the importance of evidence-based therapies and support groups for affected individuals.

For physicians, especially residents, the exposure to work-related trauma is not only prevalent but carries a significant risk of PTSD, a condition marked by a broad spectrum of physical and psychological symptoms.

For healthcare professionals managing older patients, it is essential to recognize the impact of certain medications like tricyclic antidepressants and benzodiazepines on fall risk. Reviewing and adjusting prescriptions can significantly enhance patient safety.

In recent research, elevated levels of a brain repair protein were found in former NFL athletes, suggesting ongoing inflammation and repair years after their careers. This highlights the need for continued monitoring and research into treatments for traumatic brain injuries.

A recent JAMA Network Open study reveals Trauma Center Trauma-Sensitive Yoga as a highly acceptable and effective treatment for PTSD in women veterans, exhibiting a higher completion rate than Cognitive Processing Therapy.

In a landmark surgical endeavor, neurosurgeons have transferred sciatic nerve components from an amputated foot to the brachial plexus, showcasing the potential of neuroplasticity in restoring hand mobility.