Category: Clinical Medicine & Care
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Kidneys from older donors with mild AKI had similar outcomes
This research indicates that kidney transplants from donors aged 65 years or older with mostly mild acute kidney injury had similar short- and long-term graft survival and function to transplants from donors without acute kidney injury.
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HILIC-DIA-MS enables polar peptide analysis in foods
This research indicates that a hydrophilic interaction liquid chromatography–data-independent acquisition–mass spectrometry workflow can simultaneously analyze polar peptides and other polar compounds in complex foods.
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Tuberculous peritonitis mimicked encapsulating peritoneal sclerosis in a dialysis patient
This research indicates that tuberculous peritonitis can look like encapsulating peritoneal sclerosis in long-term peritoneal dialysis patients, and advanced molecular testing may be needed to identify it.
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Nuclear shape changes tracked recurrent chordoma
This research indicates that quantitative nuclear morphometry, together with immunophenotyping and genomic profiling, captures recurrence-associated phenotypic remodeling in chordoma.
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Maternal ischemic stroke linked to higher later morbidity
This research indicates that women with prior maternal ischemic stroke had more long-term mortality and morbidity than women without a pregnancy-related stroke, while most survivors had good functional outcomes.
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Carboxylic acid salts enable aryl halide carboxylation
This research indicates that a potassium carboxylate can generate a metalating agent in situ for aryl halide carboxylation, while also supplying carbon dioxide.
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Post-COVID policies outpace collaborations and investments on UHC integration
This research indicates that post-COVID global and regional policy initiatives more often align with integrated Universal Health Coverage and health security goals than collaborations or investments do.
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Review outlines current practice and challenges in fetal cardiac intervention
This research indicates that fetal cardiac intervention is a rapidly evolving technique for improving outcomes in fetuses with severe congenital heart disease, while key questions about timing, selection criteria, and complication management remain unresolved.
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Women’s health and empowerment vary widely across Karnataka
This research indicates that Karnataka districts differ significantly in women’s health and empowerment, with positive links to economic participation and digital access.
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Familist incentives are argued for deceased organ donation in Islamic regions
This research indicates that a familist incentive approach, in which immediate relatives of a deceased donor receive priority in organ allocation among medically similar patients, should be adopted in Islamic regions.
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