Gram-Negative Bacteria Dominate Neonatal Infection Deaths in LMICs
A multicountry study identifies Klebsiella pneumoniae and Acinetobacter baumannii as leading causes of neonatal infection mortality.
Recent Trauma Exposure Linked to Increased V1 Thickness, Independent of PTSD Symptoms
A two-sample study identifies greater V1 thickness in recently trauma-exposed individuals, a finding distinct from PTSD symptom severity.
Hippocampal Lesions Reduce Visual Working Memory Precision in Epilepsy Patients
Postoperative hippocampal damage selectively degrades memory quality rather than quantity, offering a marker for functional monitoring.
Extra-Pulmonary TB Linked to Persistent Lung Function Deficits
A new study reveals that extra-pulmonary tuberculosis survivors experience lasting respiratory impairment, similar to pulmonary TB.
Extrapulmonary TB Linked to Persistent Lung Function Deficits, Respiratory Symptoms
A new study reveals that individuals treated for extrapulmonary tuberculosis frequently develop lasting ventilatory defects and respiratory symptoms.
Reduced ULK1 Links Impaired Cellular Clearance to Alzheimer's Pathology
Lower levels of ULK1 correlate with Alzheimer's disease, and its upregulation improves pathology and cognition in animal models.
Thalamic Connections to Medial Prefrontal Cortex Predict Impulsivity
A new study links specific thalamic subregions, defined by cortical connectivity, to individual differences in delay discounting.
Thalamic-MPFC Connectivity Linked to Individual Differences in Impulsivity
A new study identifies specific thalamic subregions connected to the medial prefrontal cortex as structural correlates of delay discounting.
CCL19 Tracks IgG4-Related Disease Activity, Supplements IgG4 Levels
A new study identifies C-C motif chemokine ligand 19 as a dynamic serum biomarker for monitoring IgG4-RD treatment response and relapse.
IDH1 Mutations in Prostate Cancer Link High Stage/Grade to Favorable Outcomes
A retrospective analysis identifies IDH1 mutations as a marker for improved survival in prostate cancer, despite aggressive initial presentation.
CPES Score May Better Identify PE Patients Needing Advanced Intervention
A retrospective study suggests the Composite Pulmonary Embolism Shock score offers improved prediction for advanced interventions in PE.
CPES Score Identifies PE Patients Needing Advanced Intervention
A retrospective study finds the Composite Pulmonary Embolism Shock score particularly effective in predicting the need for advanced therapies.