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- Aug 26, 2026
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Sugammadex Improves Neurologic Assessment in Brain Injury (opens the original)
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Among emergency department (ED) patients with traumatic brain injury (TBI) or spontaneous intracranial hemorrhage (sICH), 54% had an increase in Glasgow Coma Scale (GCS) scores after sugammadex reversed rocuronium-induced paralysis; those with a positive neurologic response were more likely to receive new analgesic or sedative agents within 30 minutes. "Our study found that sugammadex administration was associated with positive GCS change in over half of patients. A positive GCS response was ass
Age, Social Exposure Tied to ED Disposition in Frostbite (opens the original)
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Among patients with frostbite injuries treated in US emergency departments (EDs), 11.3% required serious ED disposition, including hospital admission, transfer, or observation. Adults aged 65 years or older had nearly eightfold higher odds of serious disposition than those aged 17 years or younger, whereas patients with social exposure had more than threefold higher odds of serious disposition. "The findings support a conceptual distinction between exposure burden and clinical vulnerability: you
STI Screening and Prenatal Care Gaps in Pregnant ED Patients (opens the original)
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Among pregnant individuals who later delivered at the same hospital, only 13.2% were tested for HIV infection, 4.7% for syphilis, and 22.9% for gonorrhea and chlamydia during their emergency department (ED) visit, despite presenting at an average of 9 weeks' gestation, highlighting missed opportunities to identify sexually transmitted infections (STIs) early and initiate prenatal care in a timely manner. "Policies for routine screening of pregnant persons for HIV and STIs in the ED could be easi
Sexual Assault Survivors Often Skip Infection Prophylaxis (opens the original)
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Among adolescent sexual assault survivors treated in a pediatric emergency department (ED), about 75% received guideline-recommended postexposure prophylaxis (PEP) for sexually transmitted infections (STIs), but only about one third of those prescribed outpatient antibiotics completed the full treatment course, highlighting important gaps in postdischarge adherence. "Prescription fill rates for PEP among pediatric sexual assault survivors in this cohort were suboptimal, suggesting a potential ga
Talk Therapy for Mental Health Not So Effective in ADHD (opens the original)
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A study found that adults with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) receiving psychological therapy for depression and anxiety through the NHS Talking Therapies programme in England had lower odds of reliable recovery and improvement and higher odds of reliable deterioration than matched adults without ADHD. "Findings suggest that such interventions may be provided in non-specialist mental health services but highlight a need for evidence-based guidance for clinicians to adapt therapy
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