Current Research from Top Journals
The trial, published in the New England Journal of Medicine, found that the shorter combination therapy was as effective as long-term therapy at preventing development of TB.
The study, published in Cochrane Databases, found that xylitol sugar was in fact associated with decreased risk of ear infection.
Researchers from Germany examined the two different methods of psychological therapy to determine if one had better outcomes for patients with social anxiety. The study, published in
Archives of General Psychiatry, found that more patients improved with CBT than with IPT.
Researchers from Finland looked for trends in risk of heart disease in adults who were obese/overweight in childhood. The article published in
The New England Journal of Medicine
found that adults who were obese in childhood but not in adulthood had similar risk of cardiovascular disease as those who were never obese.
Researchers in England completed a systematic review to determine what benefits chocolate may have for cardiovascular and metabolic health.
The study, published in the Journal of the American Medical Association, found that prenatal folic acid intake was associated with decreased risk of severe language delay in children aged three years.
This review, published in Cochrane Database, found that there was no connection between weight gain and use of combined hormonal contraceptives.
Analysts from the Cochrane Database assessed outcomes of several studies that reviewed injury prevention in runners.
Analysts from the Cochrane Database examined the benefits of exercise-based rehabilitation compared to usual care (standard medication and physician follow-up).