WHAT THE STUDY ACTUALLY SAYSAmong 603 RECOVER participants, 118 were classified as likely having Long COVID. The primary analysis found no association with preterm delivery, and one secondary signal that only appeared in a sensitivity analysis.
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WHAT THE STUDY ACTUALLY SAYSTwo cohorts published ten days apart. One found the PFAS mixture more than doubling the odds of hypertension at 24 to 28 weeks; the other found lower birth weight, but only in female infants.
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WHAT THE STUDY ACTUALLY SAYSA 2,836-pair analysis of the ECHO cohort found one of four compounds associated with parent-reported sleep problems. A Shanghai study of bone density found opposite directions in girls and boys.
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WHAT THE STUDY ACTUALLY SAYSA million-woman Danish cohort found a modest rise in antidepressant use among hormonal contraceptive users. A Cochrane review of weight found no evidence the pill causes weight gain.
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WHAT THE STUDY ACTUALLY SAYSNearly a million conscripts followed for three decades: obesity carried a 3.1-fold hazard for sepsis, and high cardiorespiratory fitness was associated with a 42% lower risk of dying from bacterial infection.
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WHAT THE STUDY ACTUALLY SAYSIn 24,223 Swedish workers followed to 2018, insomnia and long sleep raised cardiovascular risk only when accompanied by daytime impairment — and rising sleep duration preceded disease.
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WHAT THE STUDY ACTUALLY SAYSOver 17.4 years, high ultra-processed food intake was linked to a 24% higher colorectal cancer risk overall — and a 58% higher risk for right-sided colon cancer specifically.
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WHAT THE STUDY ACTUALLY SAYSA pooled analysis of 72,776 Korean adults found an 11% higher type 2 diabetes risk in the top intake quartile. An updated meta-analysis of 17 cohorts put the dose-response at 10% per 10% of intake.
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