Perspectives on the quality of climate information for adaptation decision support.

We summarise the contributions to the Topical Collection on quality of climate information for adaptation decision support. Based on these contributions, we draw some further lessons for the development of high-quality climate information and services, bridging between a "credibility-first" paradigm (exemplified by top-down information provision from systematic downscaling or impact projections) and a "salience-first" paradigm (exemplified by user-led tailored information products or storylines) by looking to identify their respective strengths and use cases. We emphasise that a more nuanced collective understanding of the dimensions of information quality in climate information and services would be beneficial to users and providers and ultimately support more confident and effective climate adaptation decisions and policy-making.

The Rise of Remimazolam: A Review of Pharmacology, Clinical Efficacy, and Safety Profiles.

Anesthesiologists often use benzodiazepines (BZDs) due to their remarkable amnestic and anxiolytic capabilities. Because of this, they are perfect for use during the perioperative phase, when patients' anxiety levels are already high. Remimazolam has replaced certain commonly used intravenous (IV) anesthetics due to its excellent safety profile, rapid onset of action, and short half-life.

IV Colistin: A Rare Cause of Bartter-Like Syndrome in Adults.

Bartter syndrome is a genetic condition characterized by autosomal recessive inheritance, resulting in impaired salt reabsorption and clinical manifestations such as low/normal blood pressure and extracellular fluid volume depletion. Multiple abnormalities of the electrolytes, including decreased potassium as well as chloride levels and, in some instances, hypomagnesemia, are its defining features. Metabolic alkalosis, hypokalaemia, hypocalcemia, and hypomagnesemia, together with adequate renal function, are all components of the Bartter-like syndrome.

A social science research agenda to accelerate public engagement in climate change adaptation.

Recent studies find that people in high-income countries now think of climate change impacts, such as flooding or periods of high temperature, as being of immediate relevance and concern. Individuals and households can take adaptation actions to help limit the severity of harm caused when climate impacts occur, for example, they could make adjustments to their homes such as installing flood gates or sun shades, or they could adapt their behavior such as staying indoors during the hottest part of the day. However, so far adaptation is not yet happening at the speed or scale needed to adequately prepare for the climate impacts already being experienced or those projected for the coming decades.

The effect of blue light filter on visual and task performance.

Purpose: This study aimed to determine the effect of the blue light (BL) filter on the different tasks performed on a laptop on a daily basis.

Methods: Forty subjects were required to perform a 45-minute task on the laptop screen with or without the BL filter on two different days. In the first task, subjects were made to watch a video.