Blood clots in hospitalized patients tied to worse outcomes
A Kaiser Permanente study found the incidence of blood clots in hospitalized patients and those recently discharged has slowly been increasing over time.
Patients more likely to start treatment for alcohol problems during early pandemic
A Kaiser Permanente study finds more patients starting treatment for an alcohol problem in the pandemic, during a transition to telehealth, suggesting some may be more comfortable with a video or phone visit.
Teens in less-privileged neighborhoods more likely to report depression, suicidality
A Kaiser Permanente study of nearly 35,000 Northern California teens found higher rates of depression and suicidality among those living in less economically and racially privileged neighborhoods.
Kaiser Permanente researchers and physicians showcase findings at major cardiology meeting
Presentations at the Annual American Heart Association Scientific Sessions in Philadelphia underscore the organization's expertise and commitment to improving patient care.
Early-career researchers embrace unique opportunity to improve health care
The Division of Research is currently hosting one of its largest groups of postdoctoral research fellows.
Parents benefit from virtual group prenatal care, study suggests
A virtual group prenatal care option, delivered by webinar along with in-person visits, resulted in pregnant patients having the same or better outcomes as patients who received virtual and in-person care on an individual basis.
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