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Manual IVF Screening May Miss Additional Oocytes

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By Henry Thomas
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Manual screening of follicular fluid during in vitro fertilization may miss additional oocytes, including mature oocytes capable of fertilization and blastocyst development, according to a multicenter clinical study published in Nature Medicine. Using an automated microfluidic device, researchers recovered additional oocytes from samples that had already been screened and discarded under standard clinical practice.
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The Unexpected Risks of Liquid Nitrogen Ingestion 

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By Henry Thomas
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A rare presentation of gastric perforation after ingestion of a liquid nitrogen–infused cocktail is detailed in a case report published in Cureus. The report describes a 34-year-old man in Mexico who presented to the emergency department with sudden-onset, severe abdominal pain shortly after consuming an alcoholic beverage prepared with liquid nitrogen. On arrival, he was diaphoretic and lethargic, with tachycardia, hypotension, tachypnea, and hypothermia.
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Psychotherapy Leads Evidence for Bereavement Care

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By Henry Thomas
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A large systematic review in Annals of Internal Medicine found psychotherapy to be the only bereavement intervention supported by moderate-quality evidence for improving grief-related outcomes in adults. Evidence for most other commonly used approaches—including peer support, self-help interventions, and integrative therapies—was limited, inconsistent, or insufficient.
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