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The inclusion of walnuts in an ad libitum diet for six months is associated with improved diet quality

Six Months of Walnut Consumption Ups Dietary Quality

Significant benefits for walnut intake, even in the absence of dietary counseling to adjust calorie intake
Central sleep apnea and Cheyne Stokes respiration predict incident atrial fibrillation in older men

Central Sleep Apnea Predicts Atrial Fibrillation in Older Men

A-fib tied to central apnea, Cheyne Stokes respiration, apnea hypopnea index in men aged ≥76
Young people exposed to maternal diabetes during pregnancy have poorer glycemic control and β-cell function

Exposure to Maternal Diabetes Impacts Youth Glycemic Control

Exposure to maternal diabetes in pregnancy linked to poorer glycemic control and β-cell function
Breastfeeding for two months or more may reduce the odds of developing type 2 diabetes for mothers who had already experienced gestational diabetes in the past; and the longer a woman breastfeeds

Breastfeeding May Reduce Risk of T2DM for Women With GDM

Findings for women with previously diagnosed gestational diabetes
Cognitive behavioral therapy

CBT, Exercise Show Benefit in Chronic Fatigue Syndrome

Benefits of cognitive behavioral therapy, graded exercise can last more than two years
Infant deaths linked to crib bumpers have spiked in recent years in the United States

Crib Bumpers Tied to Increasing Number of Infant Fatalities

Researchers strongly suggest banning the crib accessories
There is confusion between patients and doctors about osteoarthritis and its context within multimorbidity

Confusion Surrounding Osteoarthritis in Primary Care

Themes of complexity, dissonance, prioritization identified in video analysis of 19 OA consultations
Universal opt-out hepatitis C virus (HCV) screening in prisons is cost-effective and can reduce HCV transmission outside of prisons

Universal HCV Opt-Out Screening in Prisons Cost-Effective

Screening could prevent new infections caused by released inmates
People have very different glycemic responses to the same food -- with some showing large blood glucose spikes even after eating supposedly healthy choices. Researchers said the findings

Individual Glycemic Responses to Foods Found to Differ Greatly

Researchers say 'one-size-fits-all' diet doesn't exist
For individuals with diabetes

Comorbid Stress, Depressive Symptoms Common in Diabetes

Increased risk of adverse cardiovascular outcomes with elevated stress and/or depressive symptoms