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Maternal serum 25-hydroxyvitamin D deficiency in early pregnancy is associated with increased risk of multiple sclerosis in offspring

Maternal Vitamin D Deficiency May Up MS Risk in Offspring

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Maternal vitamin D deficiency in early pregnancy linked to nearly two-fold increased MS risk
Body mass index may not accurately reflect a person's body composition

Body Fat May Be Bigger Health Danger Than Body Size

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Study finds fat levels a better indicator of early death than commonly used BMI measure
At one month after acute myocardial infarction

Slow Gait After Acute MI Linked to Mortality, Readmission

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More than half of older adults have slow gait at one month after acute myocardial infarction
The U.S. Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF) recommends screening for latent tuberculosis infection in adults at increased risk. These findings form the basis of a draft recommendation statement

USPSTF Urges Screening for Adults at High Risk of Latent TB

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Grade B recommendation issued in draft recommendation statement on latent TB infection
Secure attachment to God is associated with affective organizational commitment and job satisfaction

Attachment to God Linked to Improved Worker Contentment

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Secure attachment to God correlates with affective organizational commitment, job satisfaction
A policy introducing nutrition standards for competitive beverages can improve the nutritional quality of beverages sold in schools

District Policy With Support Ups Drink Quality in Schools

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Of 115 schools in Boston, 89.6 percent met competitive beverage nutrition standards in 2013
Once a tolerance to peanuts has developed in children considered at high-risk for developing a peanut allergy

AAAAI: Supervised Exposure Therapy for Peanut Allergy Lasts

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Even after a year-long break, children maintain their tolerance
Retinoblastoma survivors have increased risk of chronic conditions

Risk of Chronic Conditions Up for Retinoblastoma Survivors

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After exclusion of ocular conditions and SMNs, excess risk persisted for bilateral disease only
High/consistent self-weighing is associated with increased eating self-efficacy over time

AHA: Self-Weighing Linked to Increased Eating Self-Efficacy

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Increased self-efficacy over time seen for participants in high/consistent self-weighing group
Chorioamnionitis does not appear to be associated with decreased Bayley II scores at age 2 years

Chorioamnionitis Not Linked to Lower Bayley II Scores at Age 2

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No difference in proportion of abnormal scores for mothers with, without chorioamnionitis