Publications by authors named "E Jover Sanz"

Background: Current evidence indicates that COVID‐19 infection can lead to neurological complications that persist beyond 12 weeks of infection (long‐COVID), often associated with cognitive decline. However, the underlying mechanisms remain unclear. Our aim is to study the brain metabolism of patients with long‐COVID and its association with cognitive performance.

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Rigid, non-polarizable water models are very efficient from a computational point of view, and some of them have a great ability in predicting experimental properties. There is, however, little room for improvement in simulating water with this strategy, whose main shortcoming is that water molecules do not change their interaction parameters in response to the local molecular landscape. In this work, we propose a novel modeling strategy that involves using two rigid non-polarizable models as states that water molecules can adopt depending on their molecular environment.

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Objective: The objective of this study was to determine the physicochemical and microbiological stability of a 0.5% aqueous oral solution of methadone for dispensing to Drug Dependency Centers in the Region of Murcia.

Materials And Methods: Six different batches of 5 L methadone 0.

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Article Synopsis
  • Clozapine use is primarily associated with the risk of neutropenia, but there is limited research on adverse drug reactions (ADRs) and fatal outcomes in patients under 18 years old.
  • A study analyzed 2,825 reports of clozapine usage in this age group, revealing 42 fatal outcomes, with the most common ADR being decreased white blood cell count, while suicide was a significant cause of non-duplicated fatalities.
  • To better prevent fatal outcomes in young patients, child and adolescent psychiatrists should broaden their focus beyond severe neutropenia to include other serious ADRs like pneumonia, while still being cautious of the risk of overdose in those at risk for suicide.
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