Risultati per: Le cause della polmonite nei bambini

Annals of Internal Medicine, Volume 177, Issue 3, Page 407, March 2024.

Annals of Internal Medicine, Volume 177, Issue 3, Page 407, March 2024.

Inaugurata all’ospedale di Udine per il recupero dei pazienti

Evidence shows that e-cigarette use is associated with wheezing, dyspnea, and bronchitis.

Annals of Internal Medicine, Ahead of Print.

Annals of Internal Medicine, Ahead of Print.

This Swedish nationwide cohort study investigates all-cause and cause-specific mortality among a large cohort of individuals with hypochondriasis and a demographically matched cohort of individuals without hypochondriasis.

Nato in Italia e basato sul genoma, nel mirino il neuroblastoma

Previous research on the mortality risk of people with obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) has shown mixed results and hasn’t gone into specific causes of death. Now, results from a large cohort study published in The BMJ suggests they have an 82% higher risk of dying from all causes.

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Legato a problemi di salute mentale; disponibile anche in Italia

Un nuovo polo in Veneto. I giovani pazienti aumentano del 5% l’anno

Se ben trattata ha un decorso benigno ma possibili le recidive

A hormone that is produced largely by the placenta and fetus likely contributes to maternal symptoms.

Objectives
The fragmentation of the response to the COVID-19 pandemic at national, regional and local levels is a possible source of variability in the impact of the pandemic on society. This study aims to assess how much of this variability affected the burden of COVID-19, measured in terms of all-cause 2020 excess mortality.

Design
Ecological retrospective study.

Setting
Lombardy region of Italy, 2015–2020.

Outcome measures
We evaluated the relationship between the intensity of the epidemics and excess mortality, assessing the heterogeneity of this relationship across the 91 districts after adjusting for relevant confounders.

Results
The epidemic intensity was quantified as the COVID-19 hospitalisations per 1000 inhabitants. Five confounders were identified through a directed acyclic graph: age distribution, population density, pro-capita gross domestic product, restriction policy and population mobility.
Analyses were based on a negative binomial regression model with district-specific random effects. We found a strong, positive association between COVID-19 hospitalisations and 2020 excess mortality (p