NEJM's newest on Covid 19

INTRODUCTION: Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) is a common condition with significant negative impacts on relatives due to its interpersonal instability and suicidal behaviors. Family Connections (FC) is currently the most empirically supported

CONCLUSION: Our findings emphasize that Black/African American identity and Medicaid enrollment are associated maternal morbidity, while clinical conditions (particularly cardiovascular and metabolic diseases) emerge as key correlates of SMM severity

CONCLUSIONS: Hospitalized AHT incidence in Japan did not change significantly over 9 years. At the population level, neither the COVID-19 pandemic nor the increased uptake of male childcare leave was associated with a measurable change in the AHT

A 4-year-old domestic shorthair cat from Switzerland presented with seizures and peripheral lymphadenomegaly. Thoracic radiographs demonstrated cranioventral pulmonary masses and enlargement of the cranial mediastinal and tracheobronchial lymph nodes

CONCLUSIONS: The COVID-19 pandemic was associated with a substantial initial disruption in reported childhood malaria incidence in Cameroon, followed by a progressive recovery with marked territorial disparities. These findings support strengthening

The transition into secondary/middle school can diverge adolescents into positive and negative developmental trajectories. Social emotional learning (SEL) programs can improve social-emotional skills and psychological well-being (PWB). However, there

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CONCLUSION: Brain fog and cognitive impairment are common, persistent, and clinically significant features of long COVID. Gender differences, vaccination status, and follow-up duration influence prevalence. Future studies should focus on mechanisms

BackgroundThe global impact of COVID-19 restrictions on people with dementia (PWD) living at home and their informal caregivers has been described extensively. However, adoption of this knowledge into policy and practice is limited because of a lack

CONCLUSION: The dominant pattern is a gradient of increasing nocturnality and declining overlap in activity patterns as human pressure increases from NP to BZ to OBZ, with persistent nocturnality in hog deer and wild boar indicating chronic