Publications by authors named "Cesar Sabogal"
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- A study focused on understanding the causes and timing of deaths among children needing emergency care was conducted, aiming to improve interventions.
- The research involved over 546,000 children across six states from 2012 to 2017, highlighting that 2.2% of injured children and 1.4% of medically ill children died within a year.
- Most deaths occurred in emergency departments or hospitals, with major causes being motor vehicle collisions and infant-related conditions, suggesting that enhancing emergency care could improve pediatric outcomes.
There is strong evidence linking changes in DNA methylation with cigarette smoking, and smoking has long been associated with cardiovascular disease; however not many studies have investigated the effects of smoking related DNA methylation changes on cardiovascular risk, especially in young adults. We explored this relationship in 480 African American and European American men and women aged 27.3 ± 3.
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