In this Truveta experts spotlight, Amy Wu, Director, Partner Research and Success, analyzed recent seasonal and regional patterns in Legionella cases across the US using Truveta Data. The analysis explored how monthly counts of Legionella cases varied by US Census...
Extracting structured information from clinical notes—such as identifying medical conditions, medications, and their relationships—is a cornerstone of modern healthcare research. These information extraction tasks, known as named entity recognition (NER) and relation...
Major depressive disorder (MDD) is one of the most urgent and costly public health challenges today. More than 18% of US adults live with depression, and rates are even higher among younger adults. Despite advances in pharmacology, psychotherapy, and neuromodulation,...
Doxycycline postexposure prophylaxis (doxy PEP) is now recommended by the CDC to help prevent bacterial STIs in certain high-risk groups, a prevention strategy that highlights the importance of monitoring uptake in routine care. A new study published in Sexually...
Mothers who gained more weight during pregnancy had heavier infants and mothers who lost weight during pregnancy had lighter infants. Mothers who gained less weight (particularly <15 pounds) and who lost weight during their pregnancy had increased risk of a...
Across their pregnancies, mothers had an average of 12 weight measurements, allowing us to construct a longitudinal ‘journey’ of their weight change. Mothers gained an average of 31 pounds across their pregnancies and 45% of mothers had evidence of some weight loss....
