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This study evaluates driving ability and resumption in adult ICU survivors after critical illness, identifying impairments and demonstrating that targeted interventions enable many to safely resume driving, enhancing post-ICU functional rec
This review explores how the human microbiome influences management and outcomes in critically ill patients, emphasizing gastrointestinal microbial dynamics, disruption by critical illness and therapies, and emerging interventions to restor
Nearly half of psychoactive medications newly prescribed after ICU stays in American adults lack documented diagnostic justification, persisting for up to two years post-hospitalization.
The Texas Senate Bill 8 abortion ban is linked to an increased rate of critical illness, sepsis, and infections among hospitalized pregnant women with high-risk features, highlighting significant implications for maternal healthcare in rest
A MINT trial subanalysis found no evidence that ICU status changes the relative effect of restrictive versus liberal transfusion in acute myocardial infarction with anemia.
In a randomized trial, a 40 g intraduodenal whey bolus increased amino acid availability but did not significantly raise postprandial muscle protein synthesis versus 20 g in critically ill ventilated adults.
A large South Korean study reveals critical illness survivors face severe socioeconomic consequences, with 27.6% experiencing income decline and 12.3% job loss within a year, disproportionately affecting high-income households despite unive
This trial demonstrates that a ketogenic diet safely induces stable ketosis in sepsis patients, improving metabolic parameters and immune regulation without adverse effects, suggesting potential benefits for sepsis-related organ dysfunction
