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Intravenous ketorolac for prehospital trauma pain management
Intravenous ketorolac is effective for prehospital trauma pain management, especially in patients presenting with moderate pain.
Comparison of tegoprazan 25 mg vs. lansoprazole 15 mg for mild er...
Tegoprazan 25 mg maintains healed erosive oesophagitis as effectively and safely as lansoprazole 15 mg, showing non-inferiority in remission rate...
Platelet-to-hemoglobin ratio: A novel biomarker for mortality ris...
Higher platelet-to-hemoglobin ratio independently predicts increased long-term mortality in acute coronary syndrome, with stronger prognostic val...
Impact of professional oral care on pneumonia recovery in older a...
In older adults suffering from acute pneumonia, in-hospital professional oral health management is linked with better outcomes.
Human milk vs. formula feeding: Reflux patterns and outcomes in i...
Human milk-fed preterm infants show more acid reflux events but demonstrate better receptive language and fine motor development by 2 years of ag...
Bidirectional risk between adenoid hypertrophy and LPR in childre...
Children with adenoid hypertrophy show a 10-fold higher likelihood of laryngopharyngeal reflux, confirming a significant reciprocal relationship....
6S-5-MTHF prenatal vitamins: Maintaining folate without excess fo...
Prenatal multivitamins containing 6S-5-methyltetrahydrofolate prevent unmetabolized folic acid buildup during pregnancy while maintaining equival...
Subcutaneous stapokibart for elderly patients with moderate-to-se...
Subcutaneous stapokibart effectively improves disease severity and itch and maintains a favorable safety profile in elderly people with moderate-...
Triple-drug therapy for management of newly diagnosed T2DM
Early initiation of glimepiride–metformin–pioglitazone therapy consistently delivers superior glycemic and lipid improvements with mi...
Systemic effects of H. pylori: New insights into COPD and asthma...
H. pylori infection increases the risk of developing COPD and asthma, independent of smoking status.
Prenatal choline and long-term cognitive development in children
Supplementing pregnant women with 550 mg of choline daily enhances children’s brain function and cognitive performance from infancy to earl...
Identifying high-risk profiles for adverse events in pediatric pe...
Children with high allergic sensitivity or existing allergic conditions face more frequent AEs during peanut oral immunotherapy, underscoring the...
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