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Who are the children most vulnerable to malaria?.In this Policy Forum, Raquel González and colleagues discuss the drugs available to HIV-exposed children to prevent malaria infection and the urgent need to evaluate alternative agents. 🔎:

RT @FranciscoTTLai1: Happy to share the 1st 1st-author PhD publication by my 1st RPg student @YuqiHu_! Published in @PLOSMedicine, findings….

RT @ISNkidneycare: Results from ISN’s Kidney Care Network published in @PLOSMedicine: "Advancing Acute Kidney Disease Management in Low-res….

Yuqi Hu, Le Gao and team compare the incidence of haematological malignancies between clozapine and olanzapine users using electronic health records from Hong Kong public health facilities. @FranciscoTTLai1 @legao0513 @YuqiHu_.@Yi_Chai18 @HkuPharm @HKUMed.

Rhys Evans and team evaluate the performance of a risk score to aid acute kidney disease identification and determine kidney and patient outcomes of AKD in Bolivia, Brazil, Nepal, and South Africa. @rhysdrevans @RenalUCL .@RClaure_nefro @ISNkidneycare.📊:

Frederick Ho, Caroline Dale and colleagues explore how routine measurements of cardiometabolic risk factors have changed over the course of the pandemic and in the recovery phase. @fredho42 @UofGSHW .📎:

Laura A. Magee and colleagues evaluate the optimal timing of birth for women with chronic or gestational hypertension at term, in a multi-centre open-label randomised trial. @LauraAMagee1 @Pvondadelszen.📄:

Carey Gleason, N. Maritza Dowling, Firat Kara and team explore the long-term effects of hormone therapy started early in menopause on cognition, mood and neuroimaging using data from the Kronos Early Estrogen Prevention Study (KEEPS) cohort. @GleasonCarey.

Amanda Paust and team leverage data from the 2017 Danish National Health Survey to explore how economic, cultural, and social inequalities contribute to inappropriate medication prescribing. @AmandaPaust @AndersPriority @AarhusUni.📄:

Erikka Loftfield and team discuss that while consumption of ultra-processed foods has increased worldwide, associations with cancer risk remain unclear and underlying mechanisms speculative. Time for a robust, multidisciplinary research agenda?.📎:

Jean Adams discusses whether the NOVA system and the UPF concept, by drawing on both life and social science paradigms, can address not only the problem of harmful foods, but also harmful food systems. 📝:

RT @MayoClinic: Mayo Clinic researchers found short-term hormone therapy for menopause symptoms did not lead to long-term cognitive impairm….

Rongtao Lai and team estimate hepatocellular carcinoma incidence stratified by a combination of age, sex, cirrhosis, diabetes, and other comorbidities as derived from data of ~750,000 real-world patients with steatotic liver disease. @NguyenLab_SU.📎:

Michael R. Whitehouse, Rita Patel and colleagues investigate the revision rate of primary total hip replacement reported in the National Joint Registry by specific types of bearing surfaces used. @LenguerrandErik.@Wheres_elsa.📊:

RT @NHeslehurst: New paper alert! Meta-analysis shows food insecure pregnant women have up to 4x odds of poor mental health, increased GDM….

Leveraging registry data, Peter Jepsen and colleagues explore the risk of adverse health outcomes among offspring and associations with diagnosis of alcohol-related liver disease of one or both parents and parents' education level. 📄:

Peter MacPherson and colleagues analyze public health records and demographics data using an interrupted time series approach to explore the effect of the 1957 Glasgow mass chest X-ray campaign for tuberculosis case finding. @UofGSHW.📎:

RT @DrTomWingfield: Stellar work by @petermacp and colleagues!! As ever in the field of tuberculosis, be it social protection or chest radi….