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ana.ir > en > news > 11211 > common-plastic-additive-linked-to-autism-related-and-adhd-symptoms

Common plastic additive linked to autism-related and ADHD symptoms

9+ hour, 41+ min ago   (380+ words) The study found that higher levels of DEHP detected in mothers’ urine during pregnancy were associated with epigenetic changes in more than 500 genes in umbilical cord blood, as well as behavioral outcomes in children at ages two and four. DEHP…...


prnewswire.com > news-releases > new-jama-network-open-study-shows-giving-less-iv-fluids-during-surgery-can-be-beneficial-for-patients-302878361.html

NEW JAMA NETWORK OPEN STUDY SHOWS GIVING LESS IV FLUIDS DURING SURGERY CAN BE BENEFICIAL FOR PATIENTS

4+ hour, 2+ min ago   (351+ words) PR Newswire Montefiore Einstein Investigators Conducted Large Scale Natural Experiment THE BRONX, N.Y., Sept. 15, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- A study published today in JAMA Network Open, led by anesthesiologists at Montefiore Einstein, demonstrates that reducing IV fluid administration during surgery does not negatively impact…...


nottingham.ac.uk > news > study-shows-how-changes-in-prefontal-brain-activity-can-impair-the-ability-to-change-behaviour

Study shows how changes in prefontal brain activity can impair the ability to change behaviour

10+ hour, 7+ min ago   (263+ words) A new study has revealed how both reduced neural activity and reduced control of neural activity in the prefrontal area of the brain can disrupt the ability to adapt behaviour when circumstances change. The findings published today in the Journal…...


nutraingredients.com > Article > 09/15/2026 > study-maternal-gut-holds-clues-to-infant-health

Study: Maternal gut holds clues to infant health

4+ hour, 31+ min ago   (714+ words) Published in Nature, the study followed 714 mother–infant pairs from pregnancy through the first year after birth to track how the infant gut microbiome develops and where its bacterial strains originate. Strains more abundant in the maternal gut were more…...


medicalnewstoday.com > articles > could-indigo-light-help-fight-the-growing-myopia-boom

Myopia: Could indigo light help prevent nearsightedness?

6+ hour, 40+ min ago   (876+ words) There are currently around 2.8 billion people worldwide with myopia, also known as nearsightedness or shortsightedness. By 2050, the number of cases will rise to around 4.8 billion. Some people refer to this as the “myopia boom.” This is according to information from…...


ophthalmologyadvisor.com > news > myopia-disease-status-ama-insurance-coverage

American Medical Association Support Myopia Classification As A Disease

5+ hour, 54+ min ago   (377+ words) The American Medical Association (AMA) has passed a resolution supporting the recognition of myopia as a formal disease, according to a statement from the group. This advocacy is designed to encourage payors to include coverage of an emerging multitude of…...


reviewofoptometry.com > article > myopic-shift

Myopic Shift

5+ hour, 55+ min ago   (136+ words) By Jack Persico, Editor-in-Chief In June, myopia management got a serious boost from the American Medical Association, which formally recognized it as a disease and adopted several resolutions that it will advocate for within its various spheres of influence: with…...


streamlinefeed.co.ke > news > meta-payout-revives-tobacco-settlement-lessons-for-states

Meta payout revives tobacco settlement lessons for states

9+ hour, 57+ min ago   (255+ words) Meta will pay states at least $12.1 billion over ten years, and tobacco's 1998 settlement shows how quickly prevention money can vanish into general budgets. That precedent is the 1998 tobacco Master Settlement Agreement, and its record has returned to view after Susan…...


newstribune.com > news > 09/15/2026 > how-researchers-are-helping-children-overcome

How researchers are helping children overcome communication disorders | Jefferson City News-Tribune

11+ hour, 17+ min ago   (476+ words) DALLAS -- Developmental language disorders affect millions of children nationwide, making it challenging to grasp both written and spoken language. That issue becomes more complex when it comes to children from dual-language households. Researchers at Texas Christian University are working to…...