Publications by authors named "A Cozzi Lepri"
Objectives: To estimate the risk of COVID-19-related hospitalization and death (CovH/D), among high-risk individuals early treated for COVID-19 and to identify associated factors.
Methods And Results: A multicenter cohort of 12,475 high-risk outpatients (female 50.2%, median age 70 years [IQR 57-80], fully vaccinated 79.
Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is a neurodevelopmental disorder characterized by deficits in communication, social interactions, and repetitive behaviors. Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) is a prominent intervention aimed at modifying problem behaviors in individuals with ASD. ABA focuses on analyzing environmental contingencies and using operant conditioning to promote functional behaviors.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFGut Microbiota and Mood Disorders: How Bottom-Up Techniques Can Improve Mental Health.
Psychiatr Danub
September 2024
Article Synopsis
- The microbiome, which is the collection of tiny creatures in our bodies, changes as we grow up and based on things like what we eat and how healthy we are.
- Scientists are looking into how the microbiome can affect our minds, especially in relation to mental illnesses.
- "Psychobiotics," a new type of friendly bacteria, are being studied as a safe way to help with mental health issues, particularly depression.
The seed habit is the most complex and successful method of sexual reproduction in vascular plants. It represents a remarkable moment in the evolution of plants that afterward spread on land. In particular, seed size had a pivotal role in evolutionary success and agronomic traits, especially in the field of crop domestication.
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- This study looked at how well people with HIV responded to a COVID-19 booster shot, focusing on their fight against different virus versions (XBB sublineages).
- It found that some people didn't have a strong response 15 days after the shot, and that the protection got weaker over time, especially over 6 months.
- The researchers suggested that to better protect people with HIV in the future, a new vaccine specifically for a virus version called XBB.1.5 should be used.