Brain scans eyed to predict suicide risk in young adults
Researchers in Pittsburgh seek to use MRI brain imaging to identify those at risk of attempting death by own action. With a 3.8 million NIH grant, Just and Brent will compare brain responses in personal crisis versus non-crisis young adults to develop personalized therapies and test predictive capability over 450 participants across three groups.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
National Institute of Mental Health
Marcel Just
Carnegie Mellon University
David Brent
University of Pittsburgh
Brent
Nature Human Behavior
Maria Oquendo
Department of Psychiatry
University of Pennsylvania
Perelman School of Medicine
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Just
Orain
Oxygen for athletes on sideline recovery a marginal edge
In hot late summer conditions some football players have used 100 percent oxygen between plays. A 2017 review found a possible small performance boost, but studies vary and experts disagree. Oxygen saturation rose faster with pure oxygen, yet the gain is minor and may depend on conditions like altitude.
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Eagles
Josh Perkins
New York Jets
Arsh Dhanota
University of Pennsylvania Health System
Cooper Bone and Joint Institute
South Jersey
Mile High Stadium
Denver
Peter Peeling
University of Western Australia
School of Human Sciences
Dhanota
Penn Medicine
Meals and Dietas Medicine Movement Drives Creator’s Growth
Meyer, 51, with Hashimoto's, sells meal plans built around autoimmune friendly substitutions like zucchini noodles and cauliflower rice. She cites The Paleo Approach and Paleo Mom, views food as medicine, and shares recipes for sauces and a pesto filled, dairy free Week 48 plan while growing her Instagram audience of over 10,500 followers.
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New York Times
Sarah Ballantyne
Lowry Hill
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