Eye gaze and balance problems extend concussion recovery in children
A CHOP led study of 247 under eighteen year olds shows that eye gaze instability and balance issues after concussion flag vestibular deficits. Kids with three or more prior concussions had the longest delays returning to school and to sport, with broader memory and processing declines.
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Christina Master
Children’s Hospital of
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CHOP
Reuters Health
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Journal of Pediatrics
Family finds needed care at specialized clinic across states
The Hesps traveled from Florida due to limited local options for muscular dystrophy. They praise pediatric neurologist Dr. Katherine Matthews in Iowa City for her deep knowledge and ability to coordinate care. The move brought peace of mind, better information, and reliable access to specialists.
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Daniel
John Hesp
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Katherine Matthews
Michelle Hesp
Michelle Hosps
Persistent menopausal symptoms affect women 60 to 65 in Australia
A Monash University study of 2020 Australian women found 42 percent aged 60 to 65 reported hot flashes and night sweats, with 6.5 percent experiencing moderate to severe vasomotor symptoms. Hormone therapy remains rare across ages, while vaginal estrogen rises among 60 to 65 year olds.
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Davis
Monash University
Melbourne
Wulf Allan
Case Western Reserve
Cleveland
Ohio
Australia
Menopause
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