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A veterinary trial found fewer further cluster seizures with an adjunct regimen, while both groups received a shared treatment pathway.
A Chinese community study found benzodiazepines were prescribed more often in the urban sample after adjustment.
A nonrandomized ablation study compared communication-based care with conventional sedation but did not collect every subjective outcome equally.
A multicenter observational study recorded benzodiazepines alongside antipsychotics in 40 of 847 patients completing follow-up.
A case of painless moving toes in a patient with chronic neuroleptic exposure illustrates how multiple medication changes complicate a symptomatic response.
An editorial explains why discontinuation and carryover effects complicate interpretation when psychotropic regimens change.
An emergency-airway cohort associated ketamine with less post-intubation hypotension than a combined reference group.
A quality-improvement project increased recognition of potential adverse reactions across selected neonatal medicines, including lorazepam.
A historical safety-monitoring report described benzodiazepine misuse signals during the first COVID lockdown without estimating their prevalence.
A cohort of program completers improved on pain-related measures while several medication classes, including benzodiazepines, were reduced.
A mixed-poisoning case linked severe hypoglycemia with elevated endogenous insulin markers, illustrating a competing explanation for unconsciousness.
A population study combined potentially inappropriate prescriptions with omitted treatments, a broader outcome than benzodiazepine use alone.
A prospective cohort associated maternal benzodiazepine use with later educational delay, alongside social and other prenatal factors.
A randomized cat study tested added meloxicam on top of alprazolam and phenoxybenzamine, leaving alprazolam’s independent effect unresolved.
A healthy-volunteer model of the benzodiazepine HR7056 used two sedation measures with different estimated pharmacodynamic parameters.
A Swedish registry compared propofol sedation with midazolam-opioid basic sedation and found tradeoffs across outcomes.
A multiple-system-atrophy case used dynamic CT during induced sleep to examine upper-airway closure, while acknowledging diazepam as a confounder.
An essential-oil experiment reported less movement and longer pentobarbital-associated sleep, rather than clinical treatment of insomnia.
A zebrafish seizure study combined behavioral experiments with docking comparisons to diazepam, which answer different questions.
A French claims cohort found no increased measured early neurodevelopmental risk with clonazepam compared with lamotrigine.
A mini-review distinguishes immediate withdrawal management from longer-lasting neurocognitive changes during abstinence.
A pediatric series reported successful reduction in 28 of 43 sedated attempts after earlier failures.
A mixed-overdose case illustrates how substantial benzodiazepine administration can arise as treatment after poisoning.
A modeling study showed that pain, undersedation, and delirium can complicate interpretation of pediatric withdrawal symptom scores.
A study of 80 elective cesarean patients found less intraoperative nausea with a fentanyl-midazolam combination, while postoperative nausea did not differ significantly.
An overview of insomnia reviews found evidence for selected benzodiazepines mainly over short periods, with limited harms information.
A hospital study included benzodiazepines among common poisoning substances, but its headline cost figure covered the entire poisoning cohort.
A mixed-methods study developed usable information leaflets but did not test whether they reduced benzodiazepine use.
A patient survey rated benzodiazepines and antidepressants together as helpful, leaving their separate effects unresolved.
An approach-avoidance experiment found that midazolam-treated rats tolerated higher carbon dioxide concentrations, but none tolerated concentrations needed for unconsciousness.