Family treatment courts (FTCs) represent a significant advancement in addressing the dual challenges of parental substance use and child welfare system involvement. This study assessed the effectiveness of an FTC program in improving child welfare outcomes, with a focus on the likelihood and timeliness of family reunification, as well as the impact on foster care utilization. Utilizing a quasi-experimental design, this study examined 186 program participants and a propensity score-matched group...

CONCLUSIONS: Over two decades, obesity-related CVD mortality has risen markedly and unevenly across demographic and geographic lines in the U.S. These findings highlight the intensifying intersection of cardiometabolic disease and social inequity, underscoring the urgent need for equity-centered prevention and investment in vulnerable communities.

CONCLUSION: The CMAS can be a reliable tool for evaluating COD movement quality among PTs at various levels of clinical experience and expertise, although the identification of movement faults may have a relationship with years of clinical experience. The findings of this investigation suggest stronger intra-rater reliability than inter-rater reliability.

CONCLUSION: Limb dominance does not seem to affect YBT-LQ performance in a young athletic population at 12 weeks after ACLR.

Neural, metabolic, and myelosuppressive side effects can occur upon administration of linezolid (LNZ), which is an antibiotic that can cause seizures through multiple mechanisms. Here, we describe the case of a 77-year-old woman who initially presented with a subdural hematoma (SDH). She subsequently developed non-convulsive status epilepticus (NCSE), a category of seizure that can occur secondary to antibiotic use. These episodes persisted despite being treated by multiple anti-epileptic...