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Healthy Habits Not Outweighed by GLP-1s in OSA

OSA management may be helpful in OSA but raises concerns about access to GLP-1s and abandoning lifestyle changes.

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Vocal Biomarkers a Tell for Mental Health Status?

New research highlights the potential of a smartphone-based tool that tracks vocal changes to identify depression and other mental health disorders.

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Clozapine Underutilized in Black Patients With Schizophrenia

Black patients with schizophrenia are significantly less likely than White patients to be prescribed clozapine, new data showed.

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Is It Time to Stop Using the Term AIDS?

The acronym is no longer useful and may be harmful, according to a group of specialists who are debating the concept with other experts.

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Infant Microbiome Development Minimally Affected by Diet

The randomized, controlled interventional trial also showed that circadian rhythm of the gut microbiome develops early and is detectable in vitro.

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