This cross-sectional study assessed patterns in gestational diabetes rates across 6 primary racial and ethnic groups as well as individual Asian and Hispanic ethnicities in the US from 2016 to 2024. from JAMA Internal Medicine Online First https://ift.tt/M3x8J7L

To the Editor We read with great interest the ACTIV-6 study by Bramante et al, which reported that metformin did not significantly shorten the time to sustained recovery among low-risk, predominantly vaccinated, outpatient adults with mild to moderate COVID-19 who were not overweight. While the trial was rigorously designed and contributes important data, several methodological limitations and interpretive concerns warrant further discussion. from JAMA Internal Medicine Online First https://ift.tt/gCNPLbA

In Reply In response to the thoughtful comments by Chang and Jean, we acknowledge that there are limitations related to the design of the ACTIV-6 trial, most of which are noted in the primary publication. We appreciate the opportunity to respond further to these points below. from JAMA Internal Medicine Online First https://ift.tt/Cgb2YsM

This randomized clinical trial investigates whether collaborative care, tailored for patients with opioid use disorder and co-occurring depression and/or posttraumatic stress disorder, improves outcomes more so than enhanced usual care. from JAMA Internal Medicine Online First https://ift.tt/SGbjov2

This economic evaluation examines trends in enrollment, premiums, and advance premium tax credits for insurance plans. from JAMA Health Forum New Online https://ift.tt/ftHxWSQ

This cross-sectional study examines emergency department visits from 2008 to 2023 in California. from JAMA Health Forum New Online https://ift.tt/Nb7snxY

This cross-sectional study aims to quantify multidimensional caregiving burden, psychological distress, and economic burden, with a focus on the impact of socioeconomic disparities, among family caregivers of older patients with cancer in China. from JAMA Health Forum New Online https://ift.tt/leGSX24

This cross-sectional study examines associations between level of hospital-Medicare Advantage (MA) vertical integration exposure with care intensity and clinical outcomes among MA enrollees hospitalized for cardiopulmonary disease. from JAMA Health Forum New Online https://ift.tt/YWkmZyM

This cohort study assesses burdensome out-of-pocket health care costs over a 4-year period among individuals in the US. from JAMA Internal Medicine Online First https://ift.tt/6eTVkf9

This cross-sectional study examines different approaches to defining developmental disabilities using data from the 2023 Survey of Income and Program Participation on population prevalence, service utilization, and other related outcomes. from JAMA Health Forum New Online https://ift.tt/0UGKm8p

This JAMA Forum discusses the erosion of physician trust after the COVID-19 pandemic and provides short- and long-term suggestions for repairing the patient-physician relationship. from JAMA Health Forum New Online https://ift.tt/TUQYFqp

This case-crossover study assesses mortality rates during extreme heat days in nursing homes with air conditioning compared to those without air conditioning. from JAMA Internal Medicine Online First https://ift.tt/SoqYWRL