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SUMMARY AND COMMENT

Exercise Referral Schemes Have Marginal Benefits for Sedentary Patients

Patients exercised more, but body-mass index, blood pressure, and lipid levels remained unchanged.

SUMMARY AND COMMENT

Gestational Exposure to BPA Linked with Behavioral Effects

High levels of urinary bisphenol A measured during gestation were associated with anxious and depressed behavior and poorer emotional control in children at age 3 years.

SUMMARY AND COMMENT

Social Phobia Is Distinct from ShynessFree

Teens who met criteria for social phobia reported greater impairment and were more likely to have psychiatric comorbidities than youth who rated themselves as shy. CME

SUMMARY AND COMMENT

Specific Genes Mediate Stimulant Response Variability in Children with ADHD

Two genetic polymorphisms were associated with individual variability in methylphenidate dose-response among school-age children with ADHD.

SUMMARY AND COMMENT

Yoga for Low Back Pain?

Yoga was as effective as conventional stretching and more effective than self-care in a randomized trial.

SUMMARY AND COMMENT

Some Benefit Reported with Yoga for Chronic Low Back Pain

Back function, but not pain, was better with yoga.

SUMMARY AND COMMENT

Use of Stimulants in Adolescents with Substance Abuse and ADHDFree

Adding stimulant treatment to behavioral therapy did not further reduce ADHD symptoms or substance use.

SUMMARY AND COMMENT

Cognitive Impairment and Mortality

  • Neurology

A simple screening tool can identify people with cognitive impairment who have elevated mortality risk.

SUMMARY AND COMMENT

Rise in Fatal Overdoses of Prescription Opioid Pain Relievers

Prescription opioid overdoses kill more people each year than heroin and cocaine overdoses combined.

SUMMARY AND COMMENT

Excess Bleeding Risk in Patients Taking SSRIs plus Antiplatelet DrugsFree

An interaction was noted in patients with coronary disease.

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