Very happy to spread our newly published paper on eBioMedicine regarding medication use, health conditions, and blood biomarkers before the diagnosis of neurodegenerative diseases. Thank you very much for the LeMeReND consortium!
https://t.co/8a7yp7AqXb
@jrhanchey Our results also showed that those who have had tonsils removed had a lower risk of COVID-19 infection. For b, I haven’t seen such studies focusing on other infections after COVID among those with tonsils removed. But that’s possible.
One of our recent papers in BMC Medicine. People who had undergone surgery for removing tonsils is likely to have a lower risk of severe COVID-19 infection.
https://t.co/7BHjzeq63Q
Our new paper in BMC Medicine found that specific trajectories from birth until early adulthood were associated with a lower cardiometabolic risk.
https://t.co/6ZKYgsKqSW
Our new paper is online now🎊🎊🎊We determined that inflammation plays an important role in the development of psychiatric disorders. People at high risk may be identified by tracking the changes in inflammatory biomarkers decades in advance.
https://t.co/xjmyYLbygk
NEW: A systematic review of financial hardship prevalence and of individual components characterising financial hardship across 6 domains in families of children or adolescents with cancer.
https://t.co/iJlQU9AQxr
Parents who lost a child have an increased risk of stroke. The risk of hemorrhagic stroke is particularly high in the first week after the loss. Please see the details in our recent paper published in Neurology. https://t.co/F53cPpDde7
The Loss of a Child Takes a Physical Toll on the Heart https://t.co/YAUdMsFGxi
Thank Nicholas very much for the work though two minor incorrect points (1. Denmark: 1973-2016; 2. child's death at any age). Hope bereaved parents get help as soon as possible when they need it.
Our newly published study shows that stress from the death of a child is associated with an increased risk of heart failure. The association was present in both short and long term after the loss. https://t.co/7j58j7AjXd
New @CovidSurg paper published in @TheLancetOncol
This will influence global policies to:
-support elective cancer surgery during societal restrictions
-limit the impact of lockdowns on delivery of time dependent healthcare
Great work @DrJamesGlasbey
https://t.co/DvkNXWHyC2