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Side Effects: When the Obvious Call Is the Wrong One

Dialysis, nicotine, caffeine, and tattoos — four studies that quietly rearrange what good clinical instinct looks like.

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    Early dialysis may increase complications without mortality benefit.

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    Paternal nicotine exposure can enhance glucose metabolism in offspring.

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    Many adolescents using pre-workout supplements report poor sleep.

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    Pre-workout use ties into caffeine consumption affecting sleep hygiene.

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    Tattoos correlate with personality traits and behavior.

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Side Effects: When the Obvious Call Is the Wrong One

  • by Kerri Miller

  • March 17, 2026

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