Neurology

Findings seen for patients with four common diagnoses during an 18-month quality improvement study

Time window to initiate successful CPR in children may be only five minutes, shorter than for adults

1.12 percent increase seen in moderate-to-severe OSA prevalence per 1-degree Celsius increase in nighttime temperature

Any aspirin use linked to lower hazards of MI, ischemic stroke, with greater benefit in high-frequency use group

Lower risk for MCI and dementia also seen with moderate, high cardiovascular health in those with high polygenic risk score

Higher physical activity linked to slower amyloid-related inferior temporal tau accumulation

Findings remain after adjusting for established cardiovascular risk factors

Mortality rate higher in PTE than nontraumatic epilepsy; varies with underlying traumatic brain injury

Benefits include reduction in falls and cognitive impairment and improvements in life expectancy, quality of life

Prenatal exposure to sulfate or ammonium, postnatal exposure to ozone linked to increased risk for ASD