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[Primary care in the face of the obesity and diabetes epidemic: An integrated and preventive challenge]. [PDF]
Lagrú Romero T, Machado Pérez CL.
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Frailty in older adults and their association with social determinants of Health. The SABE Colombia Study. [PDF]
Ocampo-Chaparro JM +3 more
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Though drive efficiency was highly influential to model outcomes, such parameters will likely be known prior to any experimental gene drive introductions. We conclude that understanding the ecological and life‐history characteristics specific to target populations will be critical to accurately predict gene drive outcomes and inform risk assessments ...
Matthew A. Combs +5 more
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[Glycemic control of type 2 diabetes: primary care pre-pandemic versus COVID-19 pandemic]. [PDF]
Soto-Estrada G +4 more
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Epigenetic clocks accurately measure biological age, but how reliable are they in practice? This study reveals a critical divergence: while clocks are highly consistent across laboratory replicates (technical reliability), their estimates fluctuate significantly in response to everyday events like meals, stress, and pollution (biological reliability ...
Raghav Sehgal +5 more
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[Effects of temperature changes due to climate change on human health]. [PDF]
Almécija Pérez MC +3 more
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Abstract Despite enthusiasm for mindfulness‐based intervention (MBI) for preventing adolescent mental health problems, effects tend to be small. One potential explanation is that some adolescents are not engaging with MBI in ways that maximize benefits. In this study, we sought to understand the time‐ordered and interconnected changes in engagement and
Megan J. Moran +4 more
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Challenges for the elimination of neglected tropical disease in Latin America and the Caribbean [PDF]
Nicholls RS.
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ABSTRACT Aims Despite the known association between abdominal obesity (AO) and vitamin D deficiency, it remains unclear whether this combination is associated with higher mortality risk. We investigated whether the coexistence of AO and vitamin D deficiency elevates the risk of death.
Joyce da Silva Milliati +7 more
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