#VisualAbstract: Extended Caffeine Does Not Reduce Hospitalization Time for Apnea in Moderately Preterm Infants
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Substance use impacts various sleep characteristics in young adults
1. In this systematic review, substance use impacted various sleep characteristics in young adults, but the impact was dependent on ...
Wellness Check: Sleep
Ketogenic diet therapy may improve sleep symptoms in migraine patients 1. In this prospective study, preventative therapy with the ketogenic ...
Prolonged coffee consumption not associated with daily premature atrial contractions
1. In this case-crossover study, consumption of caffeinated coffee was associated with fewer minutes of sleep per night and increased ...
Tea consumption is associated with decreased risk of mortality
1. This prospective cohort study found that consuming two or more cups of tea daily was associated with moderately reduced ...
Moderate caffeine intake may not be associated with cardiometabolic pregnancy complications
1. Low to moderate caffeine intake (<200mg per day) compared to no caffeine intake was associated with lower risk of ...
Wellness Check: Nutrition
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Low-to-Moderate caffeine intake during pregnancy is not associated with increased risk of maternal cardiometabolic complications
1. A cohort study of 2583 pregnant women found that low or moderate caffeine intake (<200mg/day) did not significantly increase ...