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Sex disparities after heart attack; social safety nets may blunt effects of poverty on kids' mental health; insomnia drug and Alzheimers

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May 9, 2023 Edition

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Sex disparities after heart attack

The year after a heart attack, women ages 55 and younger had worse outcomes and nearly twice the risk of rehospitalization compared to similarly aged men.

Social safety nets may blunt effects of poverty on childrens mental health

Socioeconomic disparities in childrens brain development and mental health were lower in states with stronger social safety nets.

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Insomnia drug may lower levels of Alzheimers proteins

In a small study, a drug called suvorexant that is approved to treat insomnia reduced levels of proteins associated with Alzheimers disease in cerebrospinal fluid.

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May 9, 2023 Edition

Sex disparities after heart attack

Social safety nets may blunt effects of poverty on childrens mental health

Insomnia drug may lower levels of Alzheimers proteins

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