Tag: Adolescents / Teens

Adolescents who experience moderately and highly insecure housing have reduced odds of excellent health

Evidence seen for dose-response association, with 33 percent increased risk for one-unit lower cognitive function

For teens with severe obesity, meal replacement therapy plus financial incentives result in greater reduction in BMI, fat mass

Most common modifications to disposable pods were refilling and recharging the battery

Food insecurity, public insurance, low income each independently associated with higher prediabetes prevalence

Risk for ischemic cerebrovascular disease increased at ages 14 and 31 years for women with overweight, independent of earlier or later BMI

Ruxolitinib cream well tolerated, and disease control maintained over a year with as-needed use

Bipolar diagnosis substantially cuts inpatient care in all age groups, which coincided with drop in antidepressant use

Positive association also seen with the length of phone use sessions

No significant effect seen for increasing adolescent, parent, and provider education