0:45 Steps and CVD
1:42 40-50% lowered risk
2:45 Consider an electronic device to help
3:20 Family income and morbidity and mortality in children
4:20 Association with lower income and health outcomes
5:20 Wasn't due to differential access to medical care
6:20 Cessation of expanded credit
6:40 Association of serotonin receptor with obesity and behavior
7:40 Receptor in the hypothalamus
8:45 Can increase suppressant molecule
9:00 Unionization among health care workers
10:08 More likely to have employer-paid health insurance
11:01 Only 8% of physicians unionized
12:05 May offer leverage if they are corporate employees
12:58 End
0:36 Diagnostic errors in the ED
1:35 About 370,000 per year
2:35 Female and non-White experienced more
3:35 Spine care randomized trial
4:35 How much did it cost the healthcare system?
5:35 Usual care comparison
6:25 Alcohol and drug prevalence in road user accidents
7:25 Active THC at 25%
8:28 National epidemic
8:44 Advent themed exercise
9:44 Easy elf
10:45 Calendar with dates
12:23 End
0:43 New bispecific antibodies
1:44 Two arms that can be manipulated separately
2:44 Will antibodies be patient specific?
3:00 Vigorous intermittent lifestyle physical activity
4:00 The more VILPA the lower your risk
5:01 Also in exercisers
6:00 Osteoarthritis pain, exercise and weight loss
7:00 Both groups experienced pain reduction
8:00 If it showed a benefit
8:18 Mindfulness training, exercise and cognitive function
9:18 Hippocampal volume examined
10:20 Delay cognitive impairment?
11:28 End
0:38 Medicare Advantage and outcomes from heart attacks
1:35 No difference in mortality
2:35 If you want to pick your own physician
2:40 Alcohol and drug overdose deaths in those 65 and older
3:40 Higher for non-Hispanic black men
4:40 Dramatic increase in things like fentanyl
5:30 Tumor infiltrating lymphocytes and melanoma
6:30 Progression free survival doubled
7:30 Use earlier in disease course
7:40 13 valent pneumococcal vaccine and pneumonia hospitalizations
8:40 Varying types of pneumonia
9:40 Don't get vaccine very often
10:35 Vaccine helps in high risk individuals
11:40 End
0:40 Community-based COVID-19 testing and hospitalizations
1:40 In those without symptoms
2:42 Conducted in a community with higher deprivation
3:46 Inhaled particulate accumulation with age
4:48 Lymph nodes have accumulated particles
5:45 Any way to get rid of it?
6:10 Motorcycle accidents and organ transplants
7:13 More when motorcycle rallies taking place
8:14 Need to educate about organ donation
9:15 Much more likely on a motorcycle
9:33 Training teen drivers with ADHD
10:35 Tried to distract the kids
11:35 Switch to skill training
12:54 End
0:40 The global burden of bacterial infections and death
1:40 Four times as many deaths in low income countries
2:40 Treating the right bacteria
3:10 Can we associate hearing loss with dementia?
4:12 1200 participants
5:12 Three previous studies
6:12 Social withdrawal and depression
6:45 Breathlessness in COPD
7:45 Treated over three weeks with low dose opioids
8:30 Skipping cervical cancer screening
9:30 How many women still being screened?
10:30 Two normal HPV tests
11:30 If you've had negative screening before
12:33 End
0:31 Second COVID-19 infection consequences
1:35 Risk elevated regardless of vaccination status
2:35 Is it the same variant?
3:35 Older and sicker individuals?
3:55 New blood pressure medicine (NEJM)
4:55 In addition to their existing medicines
6:00 Tobacco use among U.S. youth
7:00 Almost 14% of Alaskan or Native American
8:05 State and federal interventions underway
9:00 Screening for OSA in nonsymptomatic individuals (JAMA)
10:01 Does it affect outcomes?
11:00 As many as a third of men
12:10 End
0:51 Heart attack treatment times
1:51 Only 17% of the time by guidelines
2:51 Each hospital must evaluate
3:50 Thrombolytic therapy
4:01 Pemafibrate and cardiovascular outcomes
5:01 67% with previous CVD
6:04 Higher incidence of adverse renal events
6:23 Refractory defibrillation
7:23 Double defibrillation had higher survival
8:23 Just experience
8:30 Early treatment of atrial fibrillation
9:30 Much less recurrent fibrillation
10:30 Remodels atrial tissue
11:30 Both done safely in experienced centers
12:49 End
0:40 Hormone therapy for chronic disease prevention
1:40 Lower risk of colorectal cancer, diabetes and fractures
2:40 Is there a rationale to take this?
3:40 Timing hypothesis
4:40 Careful not to exclude vasomotor symptom relief
5:10 Unintended pregnancy and outcomes for mother and child
6:10 Higher risk of low birth weight
7:12 Depression and psilocybin
8:12 Development of a relationship with a therapist prior
9:12 Casts doubt on utility in long haul
10:25 Direct oral anticoagulants for atrial fibrillation
11:41 Apixaban seems best
12:49 End
0:37 Physical activity and Covid vaccination
1:37 High activity 86% effective
2:37 Quarantine and isolation?
3:00 Detection of poliovirus in sewage
4:01 118 genetically linked isolates found
5:01 Surveillance tool powerful
6:01 Identify specific genotypes
6:30 Changes in diet and mortality
7:30 Thirteen to thirty percent improvement
8:32 Two groups included
9:30 Maternal hypertension and offspring mortality
10:31 Eclampsia associated with highest mortality
11:31 Doesn't show that treatment prevents death
13:00 End
0:38 Medicare recipients and prescription drug costs
1:39 Rose to 27% over 10 years
2:40 No limits on prices of new drugs
3:14 Burden of Proof Studies
4:14 Smoking and lung cancer
5:15 Assess conflicting studies
6:15 You replace foods with something else
6:34 Antimicrobial resistance in European region
7:36 Bloodstream infections, respiratory infections
8:35 Global travels spreads these bugs
8:48 Vaping prevention with ads
9:48 Any impact on susceptibility?
10:52 How to get them to watch
12:00 End
0:44 Oral glucose tolerance tests versus HbA1c
1:44 How many had elevated HbA1c?
2:45 Much easier test than oral glucose tolerance
3:10 Diagnosing idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis
4:10 Nonspecific symptoms
5:10 Using data already in the electronic health record
6:11 Using information on hand
7:00 Neurodegenerative disease risk in rugby players
8:00 Not higher death rate, twice as likely for neurodegeneration
9:00 The tackler being injured
9:30 Maternal consumption of ultraprocessed foods
10:30 Three thousand mother child pairs
11:30 Ultraprocessing and inflammation
12:31 End
0:40 Devices to prevent strokes during TAVR
1:40 Approved on basis of debris presence
2:40 Overall risk of stroke is low
3:20 ICU care in the ED
4:20 Economic drivers?
5:20 ICU doc floors away
6:20 Also board certified in critical care medicine
6:40 First-line therapy for Type 2 diabetes
7:40 Benefits in mortality and other outcomes
8:40 In people without existing heart disease
9:12 AI look at the retina and prediction of mortality
10:12 Vascular photographs and AI interpretation
11:14 Offers no additional value
12:55 End
0:41 Neurologic long COVID-19
1:38 42% increased risk
2:38 Across all ages increased risk
3:00 USPSTF syphilis screening update
4:00 Women's rate has nearly tripled
5:00 Make individuals aware
5:55 Bionic pancreas
6:55 Type 1 diabetes
7:55 Didn't quantitate carbohydrate
8:35 Weights in addition to aerobic exercise
9:35 Additional mortality benefit in addition to aerobic
10:35 Doesn't look at duration of activity
11:35 Usually less than 10% meet activity guidelines
13:00 End
0:38 Alzheimer's and multivitamins
1:36 Multivitamins slowed rate of progression
2:36 Slight benefit
3:36 Uniform benefit
3:40 CAR-T therapy and relapse
4:40 Blood factors to predict
5:26 Genetic risk factors and healthy years
6:26 Maybe see genes and disease in the future
7:26 Is it genes or evironment?
8:03 Active surveillance for prostate cancer and outcomes
9:02 Most with prostate cancer in active surveillance
10:02 The younger you are with cancer
11:01 Does it apply to Black men?
12:00 End
0:44 Screening for Type 2 diabetes in children
1:44 Don't know the benefits
2:44 During the pandemic increasing
3:44 How well does that treat it?
4:30 Categorizing foods and mortality
5:30 Cardiovascular and all-cause mortality
6:30 Higher mortality from both
7:30 Increased inflammation and CVD
8:35 Artificial sweeteners and CVD
9:35 Frequently found in ultraprocessed foods
10:23 Steps, intensity, and mortality
11:23 Cancer and diagnosis
12:54 End
0:43 Preventing acute kidney injury in cardiac catheterization
1:43 Point of care clinical decision support
2:43 Audit and feedback
3:30 Autoimmune and cardiovascular diseases
4:30 23.3 events per 1000 patient years
5:30 Even degenerative heart disorders
6:26 Reducing use of X-rays where they may not be useful
7:30 Looked at 3800 practitioners
8:30 Physicians get upset about being told
9:20 Use of SGLT2 inhibitors and GLP1 agonists in ethnic groups
10:20 Self identified race
11:20 There is some disparity
12:51 End
0:43 Looking at sewage for emerging COVID-19 variants
1:42 Capture all the viruses magnetically
2:42 Capture cryptic transmission
3:42 Detection 14 days earlier
4:30 Increased risk for heart attack, stroke or PE after COVID-19 vaccination
5:31 30% increased risk with adenovirus vaccine
6:01 Plasma antigens and clinical course of hospitalized patients with COVID-19
7:01 Elevated baseline antigen levels and worse outcomes
8:03 Many patients already treated
9:10 Predictors of outcomes related to traumatic brain injury (TBI)
10:15 Measured proteins seen after CNS injury
11:15 If we can predict outcome we can apply therapy
12:03 End
0:37 Physical activity and Covid infection
1:37 Greatest benefit by 500 METS
2:37 Tolerate viral illnesses better
3:39 Statin use update
4:39 Greater than 10% risk
5:39 Guidelines based largely on men
6:36 Not risky
7:02 Getting office workers moving
8:03 Electronic reminders
9:04 Organization theory, teamwork
10:04 How they felt
10:20 Global burden of cancer and modifiable risk factors
11:20 Changed geographically across the globe
12:03 End
0:40 Thromboembolism in people hospitalized with Covid versus flu
1:40 60-100% increased DVT or PE
2:40 Continue after hospitalization?
3:44 Effect of remote ischemic conditioning in stroke
4:45 Outcomes five percent improved
5:45 Have to treat 100 to improve five
6:48 Biologic plausibility?
7:10 Treating monkeypox clinically
8:10 Lack of evidence to guide clinical decision making
8:43 Treating gestational diabetes
9:45 Several hundred in each arm
10:45 Maybe lower glucose level would help?
11:56 End
0:45 Post-COVID-19 syndromes associated with variants
1:45 Systemic inflammatory cluster
2:43 Treatment of asymptomatic kidney stones
3:45 Time to relapse 75% longer with treatment
4:45 New techniques and equipment
5:45 Millions of people with stones
6:05 Two studies in intracranial atherosclerosis
7:05 Also got an additional antiplatelet agent
8:05 Risk of recurrent stroke
9:00 Novel risk marker plasma prostasin
10:01 Significantly associated with both diabetes and cancer
11:30 End
0:40 Fainting or syncope and driving restrictions
1:40 Followed after ED visit for six months
2:40 Not able to assess risk better
2:55 Pharmacologic treatment of insomnia
3:55 Two medications with favorable profile
4:55 Melatonin had no effect
5:20 Worldwide burden of COPD
6:20 More people with it even with declining percentage
7:25 Women disproportionately affected in low income countries
7:50 Labeling of prepared foods in supermarkets
8:50 Bakery and deli items decreased
9:50 Education not sufficient for behavior change
10:50 An app that might help
11:50 Business must be involved in change
12:39 End
0:40 Fourth dose of Covid vaccine
1:42 Antibody titers before and after third and fourth dose
2:42 Nothing about how often vaccines needed
3:40 Cardiometabolic complications of Covid
4:40 Six fold increase in cardiovascular disease
5:40 Atrial arrhythmia in acute phase
5:55 Increases in gestational diabetes
6:55 Prepregnancy BMI
7:56 Need to understand better
8:40 Drug overdose sociodemographics
9:41 Black males over 65
10:53 Intentional and unintentional
11:58 End
0:35 Outrunning a bad diet
1:35 Best outcome with both exercise and good diet
2:35 Need policy-level intervention
3:00 Commonwealth report on health for U.S. men
4:00 Least likely to have a regular doctor
5:01 ED visits instead
5:40 Alcohol consumption and impact
6:41 204 countries and territories
7:42 Change to none if you're younger than 40
8:20 Hangriness
9:20 Accounting for a number of traits
10:20 Changes in insulin or other hormones
11:20 Only 58% had breakfast
12:37 End
0:52 Insight into long COVID-19
1:53 What about the variants?
2:42 Factors related to severe COVID-19 in immunocompromised
3:42 Non-immunocompromised lowest risk
4:42 Vaccination does not decrease death risk if hospitalized
5:15 Oral therapy for COVID-19
6:15 How long in hospital?
7:15 How microtubule disruption works
8:15 Hyaluronic acid injections in knees in BMJ
9:20 560 million worldwide living with knee OA
10:20 Many of the studies haven't been published
11:30 End
0:40 Neurological outcomes for babies whose moms had Covid
1:40 Adjusted for other factors still had twice the risk
2:40 One year of follow up
3:00 Targeting noradrenergic pathways in Alzheimer's
4:00 Large positive effect on apathy
5:00 Have more global effects
5:49 Monkeypox in the UK
6:49 Direct contact spread
7:50 Administration of vaccines?
8:00 Cardiovascular health calculator
9:00 Very rare for people to meet them
10:00 Red, yellow or green and an overall score
11:36 End
0:40 Maternal mortality during COVID-19
1:40 Based on codes related to death
2:40 Immunization helpful
3:25 Computer-based CBT for PTSD
4:25 12 individual sessions or online
5:25 Requires less therapist time
6:30 Smoking cessation for those who've been hospitalized
7:31 Community-based quit line
8:30 Motivated individuals
9:27 Immune aging and life stressors
10:31 Lower naive T-cells
11:32 Other significant associations dropped out
12:43 End
0:47 Omicron and Delta and long Covid,
1:50 Self reported symptom studies
2:50 Lots more since more people are getting infected
3:08 State Medicaid expansion and suicide in adults
4:10 Difference might be linked to increased access to mental healthcare
5:10 Men at higher risk
6:00 USPSTF and supplements and minerals
7:00 May increase risk of cancer
8:00 Only a big longitudinal study will define
9:00 What do you say to a patient?
9:25 Green space and mortality
10:25 All cause mortality in those 65 and older
11:25 For recreational activity?
12:34 End
0:40 Testosterone supplements and cardiovascular outcomes
1:43 Over 20 years of data
2:43 In short term, appears safe
3:00 Tomosynthesis in breast screening
4:03 No difference in interval breast cancers
5:03 Better than either technique
6:02 Surrogate for effectiveness of screening
6:31 Political environment and mortality rates
7:33 Contributions to mortality gap
8:31 Evidence base with regard to policy
9:10 Varenicline and smoking in African Americans
10:10 Varenicline 1mg twice daily
11:10 Less likely to stop smoking
12:10 Multimodality important
13:20 End
0:40 Bariatric surgery and cancer risk
1:40 Followed for six years
2:41 Longer term follow up needed
3:22 Obesity and type 1 diabetes in late adolescence
4:22 Increased two to three fold
5:22 Gut microbiota involved
6:02 Management of colorectal cancer with circulating DNA
7:02 If DNA is circulating continue treatment
8:02 Personalized approach to medicine
8:35 Rectal adenocarcinoma
9:35 100% remission
10:35 Weeks to months complete disappearance
11:53 End
0:41 Long COVID-19 after breakthrough infection
1:43 34% lower risk of death
2:43 Still have to isolate
3:05 Report on adverse events among hospitalized Medicare patients
4:05 2018 43% preventable issues
5:05 Medication that caused delirium
6:10 Atrial fibrillation after pneumonia
7:10 Higher risk 2.8% at one year
8:10 People with increased risk anyway
8:15 Case report of T-cell therapy in pancreas cancer
9:15 Reduce visceral metastases by 72%
10:14 T cells infiltrate tumor
11:36 End
0:50 Flu vaccine and Covid
1:50 90% protection against fatal infection
2:45 How to inactivate pathogens in a room
3:45 Helps in laboratory
4:45 Germicidal light and skin and eye exposure
5:41 Covid vaccines as a treatment for long Covid
6:42 Second dose additional 9% decrease
7:45 Vaccine resets immune system
8:15 Demethylation and upregulation of an oncogene
9:15 Used a CRISPR technique to assess
10:15 Oncogene activation in about a third
11:15 Other gene interactions
12:05 End
0:42 Awake prone positioning in COVID-19
1:44 Mean duration of prone positioning 4.8 hours
2:45 Goal of eight to 10 hours
3:47 New treatment for pulmonary fibrosis
4:45 Compared with no therapy or standard treatment
5:45 Need larger numbers of patients
6:03 Changing guidelines for screening for prediabetes and diabetes
7:05 Increase screening with both sets of guidelines
8:05 May be cost prohibitive
8:42 Treatment of aortic stenosis
9:43 Mortality similar in transcatheter versus surgery
10:40 May be the only valve they ever need
11:24 End
0:40 ECMO in people with Covid
1:40 844 patients on ECMO
2:40 Bias toward who gets on ECMO
3:30 Treatment after heart attack in six high income countries
4:30 Death within one year of admission
5:30 No country excelled in all of the outcomes
6:00 Excess mortality from external causes during Covid
7:00 17,000 additional fatalities
8:02 Ethnic groups with higher rates of poverty
9:00 Screening for chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
10:01 Can treatment improve quality of life
11:36 End
0:40 Long COVID-19 symptom assessment
1:40 123 symptoms items
2:40 What can we do to minimize?
3:00 Nonoperative management of appendicitis in kids
4:00 Pain helped predict failure
5:00 Ultrasonography associated with failure
6:01 Self-monitoring blood pressure in pregnancy
7:02 Didn't diagnose earlier
8:03 If it's done routinely
8:30 Exercise and slowing down kidney function decline
9:30 Did slow the rate of decline
10:30 Pharmacologic interventions
11:42 End
0:50 Clinical characteristics of long COVID
1:55 28% on mechanical ventilation
2:55 Minority fully recovered
3:59 Mix and match COVID vaccines
4:58 4 million completed
5:56 Many don't have a choice
6:30 WHO living guideline on COVID drugs
7:30 Use in patients at highest risk for hospitalization
8:30 Paxlovid trade name
9:22 Update from USPSTF on aspirin
10:22 Evolving story
11:20 Increased risk for mortality
12:11 End
This week's topics include healthy lifestyle and Alzheimer's, racial groups and
Alzheimer's risk, time-restricted eating and weight loss, and treating moderate to
severe asthma in Black and Latinx adults.
0:50 Time-restricted eating
1:50 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
2:50 Watching what we're eating
3:22 Healthy lifestyle and Alzheimer's
4:24 Lived longer with more healthy factors
5:24 Why lengthen life if we get Alzheimer's
6:24 Easy things to modify
6:30 Treating moderate to severe asthma in Black and Latinx adults
7:32 Use same therapy for exacerbations
8:35 Should increase compliance
8:45 Race and ethnicity with regard to dementia
9:45 Higher rate of Alzheimer's for ethnic groups
10:45 No real regional or geographic difference
11:43 End
0:50 Overdose deaths in U.S. adolescents
1:51 1146 overdose deaths in 2021
2:53 Use of drugs down but mortality up
3:56 Improving early-stage lung cancer treatment
4:55 Three doses of nivolumab
5:55 CT scans in those with a history of smoking
6:10 Operative versus nonoperative treatment of Achilles rupture
7:10 Follow up for a year
8:10 More likely to have nerve injury
9:00 Osteoarthritis in hip
10:00 Much better at 2 and 4 months
11:00 When pain is removed
12:00 End
0:35 Wastewater and COVID-19
1:35 Broke down by age group also
2:35 People may not have symptoms
3:36 Blood clots, bleeding and COVID-19
4:37 Pulmonary embolism risk for six months
5:36 Prophylaxis not useful usually
6:32 Mild hypertension treatment in pregnancy
7:32 Enrolled women less than 23 weeks of pregnancy
8:33 Used to just wait it out
9:27 Treating people who've had a heart attack
10:30 Plaque less likely to rupture
11:29 Very expensive
12:05 End
0:44 Coinfection with flu and COVID-19
1:50 A third each with flu, adenovirus or RSV
2:45 Vaccination status?
3:40 False positives with digital versus tomosynthesis mammography
4:41 Just shy of 50% versus about 56%
5:41 About one in nine women
7:00 Best statin in those with diabetes
8:00 Rosuvastatin was effective
9:00 Biological difference?
9:35 GLP-1 agonists and gallbladder and biliary diseases
10:35 When used at higher doses and for longer periods of time
11:35 Just losing weight increases gallstones
12:42 End
0:44 Neurologic outcomes and COVID infection or vaccination
1:45 Bell's palsy, transverse myelitis
2:46 What is the background rate?
3:45 Even with variants prevent severe disease
4:00 Failed attempts to quit cigarettes among teens
5:00 Monitoring the Future study
6:00 Regulate e-cigarettes to not target this group
7:01 Antiplatelet agents in COVID infection
8:01 Wasn't effective in critically ill patients
8:44 Outcomes and safety of history-based prescription of medication abortion
9:44 Looked at adverse events
10:42 Approved up to 70 days of pregnancy
11:44 Meets six domains of health care quality
12:45 End
0:30 Excess mortality and COVID-19
1:30 Estimate 18.2 million deaths
2:31 Increase again?
3:00 Brain changes and COVID-19
4:00 Greater reduction in grey matter thickness
5:01 Largest brain imaging study we have
6:01 Relatively modest changes
6:15 Gene therapy for hemophilia A
7:01 Follow up a year and two years
8:01 Hepatitis treated with steroids
9:00 Screening for eating disorders in normal weight people
10:00 Screening in primary care nonexistent
11:06 No studies to show benefit
12:18 End
0:40 Continuation of steroids after COVID hospitalization
1:40 90% required oxygen during hospitalization
2:40 Can be associated with decreased immune response
3:10 Screening in primary care with tablets
4:10 Given a tablet with an app
5:13 These are issues that warrant immediate clinical attention
6:00 Low risk thyroid cancer treatment
7:01 Radioiodine after thyroidectomy or not
8:03 Isn't risk free
8:25 Increased mortality after tropical cyclones
9:27 In the month following increased deaths
10:35 Accrue over time
11:53 End
0:33 Lateral flow assays in COVID-19 testing
1:34 Not as reliable at excluding disease
2:34 Need further development and validation?
3:37 Primary care prescribed exercise
4:35 A little bit better with self-report or a device
5:35 75 to 100 minutes of vigorous activity
6:25 Troponin after cardiac surgery
7:25 Do the biomarkers predict poor outcomes?
8:25 Comorbidity impact?
8:40 A monoclonal antibody for RSV
9:40 Efficacy between 60 and 70%
10:31 Prevent infection in term infants
11:20 Use prior to RSV season
12:21 End
0:40 MIS-C in kids after Covid vaccination
1:40 Mandatory reporting by providers
2:22 Mental health sequelae after Covid
3:22 Increased neurocognitive decline
4:22 No insight into why
5:25 Neural system directly impacted?
6:10 Ivermectin in the treatment of Covid
7:15 Did not improve outcomes at all
8:00 Frontiers in Nutrition
9:00 No cardiovascular disease at baseline
10:00 Large population with a survey
11:00 Not that cooked vegetables aren't good
12:10 End
0:39 Waning immunity against Covid after vaccination
1:40 After the third dose decreased after four months
2:40 Still best to have full vaccine regimen
3:01 Costs of Covid-related hospitalization
4:02 82 to 84% did have cost-sharing in 2021
5:02 Less than 5% had any bill at all early on
5:30 RSV and treatment
6:30 Use virus challenge
7:30 Targets RSV nucleoprotein
8:14 Loneliness across 113 countries
9:14 Almost one in ten
10:15 Those with a history of suicidal ideation
11:15 Perhaps increased risk of self-harm in one group
12:10 Online doesn't seem to help
13:18 End
0:34 Two studies looking at new symptoms and conditions after COVID
1:34 New and persistent sequelae in adults over 65
2:34 Long COVID symptoms
3:34 How long do they last?
3:45 Physical activity monitors
4:45 Walk 1235 more steps
5:45 Skeptical about their utility
6:02 Cemented versus uncemented hip arthroplasty
7:02 Uncemented have a bone integration material
8:03 Statistically significant but not clinically beneficial
9:03 Many have cognitive impairment
9:45 Sleep and overweight
10:45 Those who slept longer reduced their energy intake
11:45 Seldom talk about sleep habits and obesity
12:45 End
0:42 Use of home tests kits for COVID-19 by consumers
1:44 High probability and test results
2:44 Authors made simpler instructions
3:45 Need proper instructions
4:08 Omega-3s and vitamin D and autoimmune disease
5:08 2000 IU per day vitamin D
6:11 Well-conducted study
7:10 Opioid overdose factors in opioid naive people
8:10 Most likely in those over 75
9:10 Relationship to suicidality
9:35 Malaria bed nets and lifespan
10:35 Use of bed nets in infants and young children
11:30 602,000 deaths due to malaria
12:56 End
0:40 Myocarditis after COVID-19 vaccination
1:40 Outcome overall fairly good
2:40 With virus symptoms weeks or months later
3:34 Treating very young children for peanut allergy
4:35 146 kids, 96 in treatment group
5:38 Started under age 2 most had remission
6:43 How can you tell you should treat?
7:05 Screening for atrial fibrillation
8:08 Used implantable loop recorder to detect
9:08 Controversy in populations at risk
9:40 Tofacitinib and rheumatoid arthritis
10:42 Followed for four years
11:42 Doesn't decrease as much as TNF inhibitor?
12:30 Five years of treatment
13:15 End
0:38 Subcutaneous administration of antibodies for COVID-19
1:38 Infected but asymptomatic
2:37 High enough to neutralize virus
3:25 Racial and ethnic disparities in use of monoclonals for COVID-19
4:25 Versus inpatient treatment with other agents
5:26 Have a primary care provider?
6:18 Treatment of wrist fracture that's displaced
7:20 No difference in treatments in pain, function
8:15 Deaths due to bacterial antimicrobial resistance
9:15 Percentage of resistant organisms
10:23 Only one have a vaccine
11:56 End
0:51 COVID-19 in kids and diabetes development
1:53 Did increase in some more than 100%
2:50 An immune response?
3:23 False positives in antigen tests for COVID-19
4:23 Abbott antigen test device
5:25 Number of positive in almost a million
6:20 Cannabis among those who've had car accidents
7:21 Drivers treated in trauma centers
8:22 Put some teeth into reducing
8:45 Semaglutide and liraglutide in overweight adults without diabetes
9:50 Followed 68 weeks
10:35 Semaglutide appears better
11:30 Prevention first
12:18 End
0:40 Four waves of COVID-19 in South Africa
1:40 Average age of hospitalized people: 36
2:45 Oral anticoagulants and upper respiratory infections and bleeding
3:48 Major bleeding over two times more
4:48 Needs confirmation
5:48 May be another explanation
6:06 Treating men with advanced nonmetastatic prostate cancer
7:10 1,974 patients
8:10 With routine screening will that impact?
8:40 Treating advanced melanoma at time of diagnosis
9:45 Adverse events more common
10:45 Immune checkpoint inhibitors
11:45 Exciting area of cancer treatment
12:30 End
