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…Introduction Upper limb motor dysfunction after stroke is a leading cause of disability worldwide, result…

…ng to obtain rate ratios (RRs) of CVD among people with each of schizophrenia, bipolar disorder or depression versus those without any of the…

…e conditions (ECSCs) are time-sensitive conditions (eg, stroke, myocardial infarction) for which emergency care can prevent mortality.4 We hypothesis…

… repeat cerebral angiography during mechanical thrombectomy for stroke’. The study presents valuable insights into the incidence of ta…

…n categories of disease were ischemic (stroke) and hemorrhagic (aneurysm, vascular malformation). The outcomes were primarily anatomic, …

…owed by ensemble methods (0.928) and gradient boosting (0.914). Sepsis prediction models achieved strong performance (AUROC 0.931–0.97…

…r, the extent to which these psychosocial factors contribute to cancer mortality remains unclear, requiring further study. Therefore, …

…ations between shift work and incident cardiovascular diseases (myocardial infarction, coronary heart disease, sudden cardiac death, stroke, transien…

…sed by examining the co-occurrence of eight chronic conditions: arthritis, stroke, angina, diabetes, chronic lung disease, asthma, depres…

…ally significant non-linear relation for this endpoint, nor for stroke. There was a statistically significant volume–outcome relation …

…nformation for prediction of healthcare expenditures related to heart failure (HF) and stroke events in treated and untreated patients.Design…

….034) compared with PSM controls.Conclusion Among UIA patients, AMD is associated with increased FD utilization and worse clinical …