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Lifetime antimicrobial use is associated with weight status in early adolescence-A register‐based cohort study

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By Eero Kajantie, Welfare Helsinki, Oulu Finland, Pertti J. Neuvonen
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Summary Background Antimicrobial agents (AMs) are the most prescribed drugs to children. Early and repeated exposure to AMs in infancy is associated with increased risk of childhood overweight and obesity. Aims We extended the investigation of AMs use, from birth to early adolescence, and evaluated their association with weight status.
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Intrauterine adhesions following an induced abortion: a nationwide cohort study

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By Welfare Helsinki
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Intrauterine adhesions (IUA) are a problematic complication after abortion, but their incidence is unknown. Our objective was to assess the incidence of IUA following induced abortion and the risk factors for IUA. All women undergoing induced abortion (n = 80 015) in Finland between 2000 and 2008. The data were retrieved from the Finnish Abortion Registry and the Hospital Discharge Registry.
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Naturally occurring circadian rhythm and sleep duration are related to executive functions in early adulthood

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By Welfare Helsinki, Oulu Finland, Johan Gunnar
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Experimental sleep deprivation studies suggest that insufficient sleep and circadian misalignment associates with poorer executive function. It is not known whether this association translates to naturally occurring sleep patterns.
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