Daytime Noise Tied to Higher Dementia Risk
More daytime noise exposure may increase the risk for poorer late-life cognition and risk for dementia.
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Cannabis Use Common in Older Adults
Most older adults using cannabis report initiating use after the age of 60 years primarily to treat pain.
Reducing Drinking May Improve Pain Interference Symptoms
For US veterans with unhealthy alcohol use, reducing drinking may improve or resolve various conditions including pain interference symptoms and substance use, although most correlations are not significant.
Young Adult Never Smokers Show Growth in E-Cigarette Use
The most notable increase in e-cigarette use from 2014 to 2018 occurred among younger-adult never smokers and near-term quitters (those who quit combustible cigarettes one to eight years before).
Electronic Cigarettes Improve Long-Term Smoking Cessation
Nicotine electronic cigarettes improve long-term smoking cessation compared with nicotine replacement therapy.
Pandemic Taking Toll on the Mental Health of Health Care Staff
Mental health disorders are common in health care workers (HCWs) during and immediately following a pandemic.
Apathy in Older Adults May Signal Risk for Developing Dementia
Apathy is associated with an increased risk for developing probable dementia for community-dwelling older adults.
Alcohol Abstinence Increased Among Young Adults From 2002 to 2018
Alcohol use decreased, but marijuana use and co-use of marijuana and alcohol increased from 2002 to 2018 in US young adults.
Timing of Puberty Linked to Self-Harm in Adolescence
Earlier-developing adolescents represent a group at increased risk for self-harm.
Suicide Deaths Up in Youth After Antidepressant Warnings
The researchers found that from 1990 to 2002 (before the warning), there was a marked decrease in suicide deaths.
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