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Gaps in Documenting Interpreter Service Utilization Among Emergency Department Clinicians Treating Patients With Limited English Proficiency
Language concordance between clinicians and patients is a critical component of safe and effective emergency care. Patients with Limited English Proficiency (LEP) are at increased risk for communication errors, misunderstanding of diagnoses and treatment plans, and lower satisfaction with care [1]. These challenges are particularly pronounced in the emergency department (ED), where time constraints, high acuity, and limited prior relationships heighten the importance of clear communication [2-4].
Periovulatory Subphase of the Menstrual Cycle Is Marked by a Significant Decrease in Heart Rate Variability
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Mid-Luteal Progesterone Is Inversely Associated with Premenstrual Food Cravings
Abstract : It is not clear whether progesterone and estradiol associate with premenstrual food cravings, which significantly contribute to cardiometabolic adverse effects associated with obesity. We sought to investigate this question in the present study based on the prior literature showing a protective effect of progesterone on drug craving and extensive neurobiological overlaps between food and drug cravings.
Allopregnanolone Is Associated with a Stress-Induced Reduction of Heart Rate Variability in Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder
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Behavioral Symptomatology in the Premenstruum
1. Introduction Premenstrual syndrome (PMS) is one of the most commonly reported health problems in women of reproductive age. Affecting between 20 to 40% of menstruating women [1], it refers to a cluster of adverse symptoms, experienced in the late luteal phase, which resolve by the end of menstruation. The more severe form of PMS, premenstrual dysphoric disorder (PMDD), affects between 3–8% of reproductive-age women [1].
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