Kids face delayed Zika consequences; concussion’s effects linger on MRI

In utero Zika exposure can have delayed consequences By Mitchel Zoler Infants born following in utero Zika virus exposure can appear normal at birth but have neurodevelopmental problems later.   Other news:   Concussion effects may linger on MRI 1 year after athletes resume play More research is needed to understand the optimal recovery time from a neurobiological perspective.   Universal coverage may be possible without increases in national spending The researchers found two health care reform scenarios meeting this criterion that continue to utilize private insurance.   Suicide attempts up in black U.S. teens The rate of attempts grew from 1991 to 2017 in black adolescents, but white adolescents are still more likely to kill themselves.   Hyperhidrosis treatment options update The best time to apply an antiperspirant is right before bedtime.   You can contact the MDedge Daily Medical News by emailing us at [email protected] or following us on Twitter at @MDedgeTweets.