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A daily multivitamin doesn't benefit cardiovascular health in men

Multivitamin Use Does Not Benefit Cardiovascular Health in Men

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No evidence of benefit even in men with poor nutritional status at baseline
Stroke patients who are active and exercise regularly before the event have a lower risk of post-stroke disability

Pre-Stroke Fitness, but Not BMI, May Predict Post-Stoke Disability

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Patients who exercised regularly before stroke event had lower odds for disability after
Taking high doses of vitamin D once a month won't lower the risk for cardiovascular disease

No CVD Protection Seen With Monthly High-Dose Vitamin D

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But effects of daily or weekly dosing require further study
Fluctuation in body weight is associated with higher mortality and a higher rate of cardiovascular events -- independent of traditional cardiovascular risk factors -- in patients with coronary artery disease

Higher Risk of Cardiovascular Events With Weight Fluctuations

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Risk of any coronary, cardiovascular event up by 4 percent for every SD in body-weight variability
Risk adjustment and reinsurance transfer programs seem to have been effective for increasing revenues at the expense of claims costs

Risk Adjustment, Reinsurance Transfer Offer Financial Benefit

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Revenues exceeded claims costs after implementation of these programs
For extremely preterm infants

Hydrocortisone Tx Doesn’t Impair Neurodevelopment in Preemies

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No statistically significant difference in neurodevelopment at 2 with hydrocortisone, placebo
Cognitively-average elderly adults have greater annual whole-brain cortical volume loss than adults age 80 years and older with episodic memory ability at least as good as that of average middle-age adults (SuperAgers)

‘SuperAgers’ Have Less Whole-Brain Cortical Volume Loss

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Cognitively-average elderly have significantly greater annual percent change compared with SuperAgers
One in 10 pregnant U.S. women with confirmed Zika infection in 2016 had a baby with virus-related birth defects

CDC: Birth Defects Seen in 1 in 10 U.S. Pregnancies Affected by Zika

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CDC report also says too few infants are tested for the virus
One-fifth of patients who sought a second opinion recently at a single academic medical center had received a different diagnosis from their primary care providers

Second Opinion Yields Different Diagnosis for 1 in 5 Patients

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In study, 21 percent of cases received final diagnoses that were distinctly different than referral diagnoses
The rates of childhood epilepsy increase with maternal overweight and obesity

Maternal Overweight, Obesity May Increase Childhood Epilepsy

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Increasing hazard ratios of epilepsy with increasing maternal BMI categories versus normal-weight