Publications by authors named "M E Corwin"
Background And Objectives: Falling asleep while feeding (FAF) infants is common. Our primary objectives were to examine (1) maternally reported prevalence of FAF and if planned; (2) association between FAF and sociodemographic factors, feeding method, and sleep location; and (3) if receipt of education about safe sleep and bedsharing risks was associated with FAF.
Methods: In the Social Media and Risk-reduction Training study, US mothers of newborns were randomized to educational messaging promoting infant safe sleep or breastfeeding.
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- - Metabolic dysfunction-associated steatohepatitis (MASH) is an increasing global health issue that emphasizes the need for non-invasive testing methods.
- - Dynamic F-fluorodeoxyglucose (FDG) PET/CT imaging has been shown to effectively identify MASH by assessing liver glucose transport rates and CT image characteristics.
- - Combining FDG-PET with the serum fibrosis-4 (FIB-4) test enhances the ability to differentiate between types of MASH, providing insights into its key features: steatosis, inflammation, and fibrosis, while future research may help predict MASH severity and related health issues.
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- The study investigates how maternal responsiveness and self-regulation mediate the link between a mother's education level and her child's self-regulation skills.
- It involved 189 mother-child pairs and used various scales to assess maternal emotional regulation, responsiveness, and child self-regulation.
- Results showed that higher maternal education correlated with better child self-regulation, largely due to increased maternal responsiveness, which accounted for 29% of the effect.
Background: Breastfeeding has long-lasting effects on children's cognition, behavioral, mental and physical health. Previous research shows parental characteristics (e.g.
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