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Sepsis rates much higher for Black moms in Mississippi, analysis finds (opens the original)
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Black moms in Mississippi are more than twice as likely to develop sepsis after giving birth than White mothers, according to an analysis published yesterday in JAMA Network Open. Maternal sepsis, the third most common cause of maternal death globally, occurs when an overactive immune response to infection during pregnancy, or after childbirth or abortion, causes the body to attack its own organs and tissues. As Mississippi consistently ranks as having one of the highest maternal mortality rates
Measles disaster in Florida might not be far off, analysis finds (opens the original)
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Florida's vulnerability to measles is approaching a critical tipping point, according to an analysis published this week in PNAS. The coverage rate of the measles, mumps, and rubella (MMR) vaccination among Florida kindergarteners has fallen over the past decade. It is now low enough that a measles exposure in some schools would likely lead to an outbreak, which could have devastating consequences since one to three of every 1,000 children who become infected with measles will likely die from re
Infections at birth substantially increase the risk of autism and intellectual disability, study finds (opens the original)
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Kids born with certain congenital infections are approximately three times more likely to be diagnosed as having autism, according to a study out of the Karolinska Institutet in Stockholm, Sweden. These children were also more likely to have an intellectual disability compared to those born without an infection, with the risk of severe to profound intellectual disability being up to 30 times higher than the general population. The study, published last week in JAMA Pediatrics, included 3.7 milli
Most older US adults would be interested in a dementia vaccine, survey finds (opens the original)
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Nearly three in four older adults surveyed said they'd be interested in getting a hypothetical vaccine that significantly cuts their chances of developing dementia, according to the results of a survey published yesterday in JAMA Network Open. Dementia, characterized by progressive decline in cognitive function, is not infectious. Scientists have found no dementia-causing pathogen that spreads person to person. However, as the study notes, there's ongoing research into immunotherapies and even v
Trump pushes for more control over NIH research dollars (opens the original)
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The White House is seeking greater control over $48 billion in federal research funding, in an apparent effort to further President Donald Trump's political agenda, according to recent reporting from the Washington Post, New York Times, and Politico. The president has reportedly ordered Russell Vought, director of the Office of Management and Budget, to draft an executive order that would require grant applications to the National Institutes of Health (NIH) to be reviewed by a board of political
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