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Ultraprocessed Food May Increase Long-Term Risk for IBS

Higher consumption of ultraprocessed food is tied to long-term risk of developing irritable bowel syndrome.

Shanshan wuCapital medical universityNational clinical research centerUnited kingdom biobankBeijing friendship hospitalDigestive diseaseClinical gastroenterologyIrritable bowel syndrome ibsAlignant neoplasiaAlignant neoplasmClinical researchClinical trialsLinical studiesPre clinical trialDouble blind studyDouble blind studies

European Scientists Assess Avian Flu Pandemic Risk

The risk for widespread infection for humans from avian influenza remains low in Europe, but health authorities have urged enhanced vigilance and biosecurity measures.

United kingdomUnited statesBrighton and hoveSarah pittJames woodIan jonesEuropean unionEuropean centre for disease preventionUniversity of readingUniversity of brightonEuropean food safety authorityUniversity of cambridgeEuropean centreDisease preventionEuropean food safetyEuropean economic area

Cognitive Deficits Post-COVID Range From 3-6 IQ Point Loss

COVID-19–related cognitive deficits in severe cases were equivalent to a 9-point drop in IQ, new data show, with most deficits in memory, reasoning, and executive function.

United kingdomCity ofUnited statesNew yorkZiyad al alyJacqueline beckerClifford rosenTufts university school of medicineWashington university school of medicineImperial college londonIcahn school of medicine at mount sinaiAdam hampshireMedscape medicalNew england journalWashington university schoolTufts university school

Distrust, Poor Mental Health in Teens Bullied as Children

Youth who were bullied in childhood had triple the rate of mental health problems in late adolescence, mediated at least in part by distrust.

United kingdomUnited statesLos angelesGeorge slavichUniversity of californiaNature mental healthBehavioral sciencesDepartment of psychiatrySocial safety theoryMillennium cohort studyDifficulties questionnaireNature mentalAdolescent medicineAdolescent healthElder careGeriatric medicine

Will More Red Light at Home Keep Your Blood Glucose in Check?

Researchers have found that shining 670 nm-length red light on healthy people reduces post-consumption elevation of blood glucose levels.

Glen jefferyRussell fosterKeith fraynMichael pownerUniversity of oxfordUniversity college londonUniversity of londonGreen templeton collegeInstitute of ophthalmologyMedscape news united kingdomProfessor glen jefferyProfessor russell fosterDiabetes mellitus type 2Iabetes mellitus type iiType 2 diabetesYpe 2 dm

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