Tag: MORT

6 percent of those with acute kidney injury die in the hospital; 28 percent die within one year

Adjusted hazard ratios varied from 0.69 to 0.28 across increasing activity categories compared with 0 to 19 minutes/day

Overall, intentional overdose deaths declined in recent years among men and women; rates higher among non-Hispanic Black women

No reduction seen in risk for death or acute kidney injury with BMES versus saline for critically ill patients in ICU

Lower respiratory infections accounted for >1.5 million deaths associated with resistance, making it the most burdensome syndrome

Higher flavonoid intake after diagnosis of Parkinson disease linked to reduced risk for all-cause mortality

Mortality rate increases with increasing sequential organ failure assessment score on admission, respiratory failure, maximum lactate level

Patients with symptoms of anxiety significantly more likely to use psychotropic medications after hospital discharge

Statistically significant linear increase observed in mortality from five hours after time of arrival at emergency department up to 12 hours

An increase in the gap between retinal age and chronological age, known as the retinal age gap, may increase the risk for mortality