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A case report published in Addiction Science & Clinical Practice presents the case of a 54-year-old woman with severe opioid use disorder who was treated with a single oral dose of methadone at a substance use disorder bridge clinic.https://bit.ly/3qfLdEA 

Research published in Lipids in Health and Disease reports that higher fasting triglyceride is associated with a higher risk of diabetes diagnosis and diabetes mortality.https://bit.ly/3GeQDFE 

Research published in Lipids in Health and Disease reports that higher fasting triglyceride is associated with a higher risk of diabetes diagnosis and diabetes mortality.https://bit.ly/3GiDV8P 

A study published in #BMCPublicHealth reports that exposure to ambient particulate matter is significantly associated with heart rate variability and could have an adverse effect on cardiovascular function.https://bit.ly/34uJgvH 

Research published in #BMCPublicHealth found a substantial increase in the number and severity of reported cases of intimate partner violence during the COVID-19 lockdown in Norway.https://bit.ly/3JXAMO7 

A case report published in #BMCInfectDis discusses the reactivation of BCG scar in two female health care workers (recently vaccinated with BCG as a part of the BCG-DENMARK-COVID trial) after receiving mRNA COVID-19 vaccine.https://bit.ly/3r0KXsz 

Nearly two-third respondents of a survey in California reported at least one experience of violence in daily life, and 11.4% respondents reported three or more, according to an article published in @InjuryEpi.https://bit.ly/3zIlzvp 

Hispanics diagnosed with diabetes are less likely to receive some indicators of guideline-directed care for the prevention of complications, according to a study published in #BMCHealthServRes.https://bit.ly/3JQKgdL 

A study published in #BMCInfectDis reports that switching from tenofovir disoproxil fumarate to tenofovir alafenamide based antiretroviral regimen worsens the lipid profile of people living with HIV.https://bit.ly/3HQT5md 

A Review published in Nutrition & Metabolism suggests that different fasting regimens could promote health through the modulation of the gut microbiome. However, further studies are needed.https://bit.ly/3najQtX 

In patients with cardiorenal syndrome 1 and resistance to diuretics, the use of stepped furosemide offers the same results in renal recovery, diuresis and vascular decongestion compared to combined diuretics, reports research published in #BMCNephrol.https://bit.ly/3F6IoKt 

In a @BMC_series blog post, @DaphneH82 discusses the need for providers to recognize the challenges of dialysis and transplant patients and their ability to maintain previous aspects of their lives, especially employment.https://bit.ly/32SSjGy 

Negative emotionality of students’ may lead to plagiarism engagement, and higher education institutions should support students’ emotional well-being in assessment practices, reports a study published in International Journal for Educational Integrity.https://bit.ly/3F2D0I3 

High-flow nasal cannula is associated with a reduction in oxygenation failure without improvement in 90-day mortality in COVID-19 patients, whereas noninvasive ventilation is associated with a higher mortality, according to a paper in @Crit_Care.https://bit.ly/3zxWwew 

A Review published in @Crit_Care discusses the potential harms of supplemental oxygen in various underlying critical illnesses and ICU conditions.https://bit.ly/3zxbmSm 

A Method published in @GenomeBiology describes an efficient and relatively inexpensive pipeline for the collection and sequencing of bacterial genomes that allows the transport and whole-genome sequencing of large collections of bacterial pathogens.https://bit.ly/3eYsqaw 

Healthcare that is respectful, empathetic and person-centred is likely to result in patients’ needs being met, improves the hospital experience and reduces the risk of self-discharging in indigenous people, reports a study published in #BMCHealthServRes.https://bit.ly/3JNH9mK 

Research published in @BMCBiology found that venoms found in snakes and mammals share a common origin and can be traced back to kallikrein —a salivary protein found in a common ancestor.https://bit.ly/3t60xWj 

A study published in Acta Neuropathologica Communications suggests that the APOE4 gene may increase cerebral microhaemorrhages related to COVID-19 and could be associated with mental fatigue related to long COVID.https://bit.ly/3G3X12n 

A study published in the Journal of Translational Medicine reveals that SARS-CoV-2 infection can trigger sex-specific immune responses that last beyond the initial infection and recovery even among people who had mild symptoms or no symptoms at all.https://bit.ly/34oJu7I