Contemporary Clinic

The official Twitter account for Contemporary Clinic.

[Contemporary Clinic @CClinicJournal]

Researchers suggest that children with Down syndrome must be more closely monitored for early signs of diabetes, excess weight, and obesity. Click the link to learn more.

https://t.co/PSQN6TUN2q

[Contemporary Clinic @CClinicJournal]

The results of a recent study showed that a sedentary lifestyle and high sugar intake decreased insulin-stimulated leg blood flow in men. Click the link to learn more.

https://t.co/wvpCwKDxcK

[Contemporary Clinic @CClinicJournal]

Short-term lifestyle changes may disrupt the response to insulin of blood vessels, and men and women can react differently to these changes. Click to learn more.

https://t.co/D2bw0KaF4h

[Contemporary Clinic @CClinicJournal]

Investigators find that individuals aged 5 to 14 with Down syndrome are at a greater risk for type 2 diabetes. Click to read more.

https://t.co/Q6IMT7RQUF

[Contemporary Clinic @CClinicJournal]

Hard work may not always pay off. A recent study showed that working more hours at a stressful job could increase risk of depression compared to those who worked less hours. Click to learn more!

[Contemporary Clinic @CClinicJournal]

New research from Baycrest Foundation suggests that the gut microbiome plays a role in how diet and exercise affect brain health and dementia risk. Click to learn more!

https://t.co/rfFnh59FlQ

[Contemporary Clinic @CClinicJournal]

In a recent study, participants who worked many hours in a stressful job were qualified to have a diagnosis of moderate to severe depression compared to those who worked less hours. Click to learn more.

https://t.co/uQe7hWIzNK

[Contemporary Clinic @CClinicJournal]

A Mediterranean-style diet appears to provide the greatest benefit to a healthy gut microbiome and brain. Click the link to learn more!

https://t.co/eyDkrCmTh8

[Contemporary Clinic @CClinicJournal]

Children and young adults with Down syndrome may be 4 times more likely to be diagnosed with diabetes. Click the link to read more.

https://t.co/pG9A8GVl5K

[Contemporary Clinic @CClinicJournal]

Data from a recent study shows a clear need to reduce the number of hours residents work each week. Click to learn more.

https://t.co/r4XlgVhENO

[Contemporary Clinic @CClinicJournal]

Body image is no joke. In a first-of-its-kind study, humor types were associated with body perception. Click the link to read more!

https://t.co/5BiT3vohJC

[Contemporary Clinic @CClinicJournal]

While Halloween is a time for tricks and treats, researchers suggest that a Mediterranean-style diet could have the best benefit for a healthy gut microbiome and brain. Click the link to learn more!

https://t.co/M5wI7FY8P5

[Contemporary Clinic @CClinicJournal]

In a recent study, participants who drank any type of coffee had an associated reduction in death from any cause. Drink up! Click the link to read more.

https://t.co/CkteedkEta

[Contemporary Clinic @CClinicJournal]

Women who use self-enhancing humor reported having greater body appreciation in a new study. Click the link and laugh (read!) more.

https://t.co/VHxKvLVujY

[Contemporary Clinic @CClinicJournal]

Drinking 2 to 3 cups of coffee a day is linked to a longer lifespan compared with those who do not drink coffee, according to new data. Click the link to drink (read!) more.

https://t.co/aF408FftWW

[Contemporary Clinic @CClinicJournal]

Body image is no joke. In a recent study, women who use good-natured humor to describe their body were found to foster more appreciation for their body. Click to read more!

https://t.co/0BR7pFPuX0

[Contemporary Clinic @CClinicJournal]

In a recent study, exposure to fluoridated water did not show signs of a negative association with a child's emotional and behavioral development. Click the link to read more!

https://t.co/hIljwOUyhh

[Contemporary Clinic @CClinicJournal]

Live longer with a cup of Joe? New data suggests that 2 to 3 cups of decaffeinated, ground, and instant coffee varieties may be associated with a longer lifespan and a lower risk of cardiovascular disease. Click the link to learn more!

https://t.co/PQuJXTwVea

[Contemporary Clinic @CClinicJournal]

Body image is no joke! In a recent study, women who use good-natured humor to describe their body were found to foster more appreciation for their body. Click to read more!

https://t.co/8cA1FNaxBJ

[Contemporary Clinic @CClinicJournal]

Adults with moderately to severely active ulcerative colitis (UC) can take a combination induction therapy with guselkumab and golimumab (followed by guselkumab alone) to possibly achieve remission. Click the link to read more!

https://t.co/ri1adqrTg5