Certain Factors Increase Risk for UTIs After Radical Hysterectomies
Findings show smoking and 7 or more days of catheter use independently increase UTI risk.
Findings show smoking and 7 or more days of catheter use independently increase UTI risk.
Aerobic activity, even below recommended level, linked to lower mortality, while J-shaped pattern seen for muscle-strengthening activity.
Black patients experience younger age for first hospitalization, lung transplant, and death.
Treatment with corticosteroids tied to clinical and pulmonary function improvement.
Increases seen compared with states where neither recreational nor medical legalization has occurred.
Reduced levels of teen cannabis use and nicotine vaping seen during pandemic continued, while alcohol use returned to prepandemic level.