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Niacin and CV Risk: Should Advice on Intake Change? A recent study linking a niacin derivative to an increased risk for cardiovascular events has raised questions about the safety of this B vitamin, which is added to many food staples in the Western diet and taken in the form of supplements.
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As more young people get colon cancer, it may be time for a colonoscopy Editor's note: Dr. Jamin Brahmbhatt is a urologist and robotic surgeon with Orlando Health and past president of the Florida Urological Society. CNN —. Colon cancer may seem like a distant concern for some, but with the growing trend of younger people ...
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NIH probe of 'Havana syndrome' finds no sign of brain injuries The researchers said they did not seek to find the origin of the ailments, which the U.S. government refers to now as "anomalous health incidents" (AHIs). Nor did the NIH researchers seek to disprove ...
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From anxiety to cancer, the evidence against ultra-processed food piles up A study published in the British Medical Journal finds people who consume high amounts of these foods have an increased risk of anxiety, depression, obesity, metabolic syndrome, certain cancers including colorectal cancer and premature death.
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Spring means allergy season for 81 million people in the US Symptoms of allergic rhinitis (sometimes referred to as hay fever) may include itchy and watery eyes, nasal congestion, frequent sneezing and a sore throat. To get ahead of likely ...
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Nearly 20000 Prostate Cancer Diagnoses Missed In England Because Of Covid-19 Pandemic The Covid-19 pandemic and the botched handling of it have been tragic in many different ways. One of the still emerging tragedies has been delays in the diagnoses of and care for other types of medical conditions because people weren't being seen in ...
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Consumer Reports: Norovirus is on the rise. What you can do to avoid getting sick Outbreaks of a nasty stomach virus are spiking and making millions of people sick. Norovirus is highly contagious, but as Consumer Reports explains, there are ways to avoid getting sick and spreading the virus. Advertisement.
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Fewer colonoscopies? Study shows non-invasive tests are improving The often dreaded colonoscopy could become less common as the accuracy of non-invasive detection tools improves, giving people more options for screening, according to a recent study in the prestigious New England Journal of Medicine led by an Indiana ...
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Global health burden of neurological conditions is much greater than previously understood, study reveals In 2021, 3.4 billion people experienced a nervous system condition, according to a major new analysis from the Global Burden of Disease, Injuries, and Risk Factors Study (GBD) 2021, published in The Lancet Neurology journal.
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Parents of son with myalgic encephalomyelitis/chronic fatigue syndrome want more research into disease It has been four years since 35-year-old former builder Dan Harris has been able to get out of bed. He lies for 24 hours a day in the dark, in silence, wearing an eye mask and ear plugs. Any variation to this is a strain on his body, ...
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How Fasting Can Benefit Your Health In a meta-analysis that looked at the results of 18 different studies, metabolic parameters such as weight loss, fat mass and lipid profile were compared between those that participated in intermittent fasting and those that participated in a regular diet ...
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Bird Flu Spread Increasing, Killing South American Wildlife The deadly H5N1 bird flu virus is spreading more aggressively than ever before since its arrival in South America in 2022. It is killing wild birds and marine mammals on the continent. Reuters recently spoke to eight ...
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Chicago measles outbreak; Wisconsin continues to monitor cases MILWAUKEE - Wisconsin's neighboring state Illinois is dealing with a measles outbreak, but are Wisconsinites at risk? Ascension Wisconsin pediatrician Margaret Hennessy is preparing her team. After 12 measles cases were confirmed in Chicago, ...
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We all experience stress. How we handle it is key to our health, say experts Short-term stress doesn't have to be negative, but research shows that ongoing stress wears away at the body's systems and can lead to an increased risk of heart attack, stroke, Type 2 Diabetes, and mental health challenges.
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Endometriosis: Women in Wales waiting 10 years for diagnosis The wait to be diagnosed with endometriosis has increased to almost ten years, a "devastating" milestone say women with the condition. It now takes almost a year more than before 2020 to be diagnosed, according to research published by Endometriosis UK ...
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Risk Assessment Tool helps discover risk factors for breast cancer (CNN/WSAW) - Recent ...
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What is it like to have ADHD? "I describe ADHD as superpower. And like all superheroes, because they're different, they are often misunderstood." Karen O'Brien Zurich North America. Discovering the benefits of ...
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Clinical trial aims to provide a surgical solution for patients with 'inoperable' pancreatic tumors Grossman is a medical oncologist with Keck Medicine and deputy director for cancer services at USC Norris Comprehensive Cancer Center, part of Keck Medicine. The challenge of treating ...
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Measles outbreak in Illinois underscores critical need for vaccination Measles is an infectious disease preventable by vaccination and poses a significant health risk. In the US, it is advised that children receive two doses of the measles, mumps, and rubella (MMR) vaccine, typically administered between the ages of 12 and 15 ...
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Your allergies could be worse this spring; here's why He said grass and tree pollen are the primary allergens taking Central Texas by storm right now. There are a few things you can do to mitigate the symptoms. Cox suggested enjoying the outdoors in the ...
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Department of Health announces updated guidance for COVID-19 and other respiratory illnesses "But while life is returning to normal in many ways, we must remember that for many in our community with chronic conditions and weakened immune systems, respiratory virus infections such as COVID-19, flu, and RSV remain a deadly threat.
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Second measles case reported in Montgomery County MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Ohio (WKEF) -- A case of measles has been identified in a second Montgomery County resident, according to a joint news release by Public Health – Dayton and Montgomery County and Greene County Public Health.
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Spring COVID-19 Vaccine Update Starting Monday, March 18, people at highest risk for severe illness from COVID-19 can book another vaccine dose. The spring dose will be available from March 25 to May 31. Nova Scotia is following recommendations from the National Advisory Committee ...
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Fat Deposits In Brain Cells May Cause Alzheimer's: Study Researchers may have unlocked a new key to fighting Alzheimer's disease. A recent study suggests the root cause lies in a build-up of fat droplets within brain cells. Michael Haney at the University of Pennsylvania told New Scientist that targeting ...
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Don't make these post-workout mistakes Hydration is key to post-workout recovery. Aim to consume a minimum of 16 ounces of water or choose from a variety of healthy beverages. Options like coconut water, green or black tea, and even chocolate milk, are excellent choices.
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New drug target to prevent Ebola found Ebola's replication mechanism through human ubiquitin interaction unveils drug targets. Outbreaks in Africa emphasize vaccination efforts to combat the virus with high mortality rates.
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Your poop is tracking public health threats in Virginia — for now Your poop might not be flagging some of Virginia's public health threats past 2027. The big picture: That's when $3.7 million in CDC funding for Virginia's wastewater testing program expires, health department spokesperson Cheryle Rodriguez told Axios.
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Almost 20000 prostate cancer diagnoses missed because of Covid pandemic The estimates in the study, published in BJU International (formerly known as the British Journal of Urology) compare with previous estimates of 14,000 missed diagnoses during the pandemic. Separate research has shown that death rates ...
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What To Do When You Are Sick With COVID-19 or Another Respiratory Virus The Washington State Department of Health (DOH) is currently reviewing the CDC's latest guidance on how people can protect themselves and their communities from respiratory viruses, including COVID-19. As an organization, our top priority is the health ...
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New spray offers hope for people with common sleep condition Australian researchers have discovered a bedtime nasal spray that can potentially reduce the severity of sleep apnea. · The new research offers hope to millions of people around the world affected by the common and debilitating chronic respiratory condition ...
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US Middle-Aged Adults Report Loneliness More Than European Adults: Why Is This? Middle-aged adults in the US report significantly greater levels of loneliness than their European counterparts, and this is suggested to be because of weaker family ties and greater income inequality, a recent study reported. 1,2.
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Study reveals the possibility of a laboratory origin of COVID-19 The results indicate a greater likelihood of an unnatural than natural origin of the virus. The researchers used an established risk analysis tool for differentiating natural and unnatural epidemics, the modified Grunow-Finke assessment tool (mGFT) to ...
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3 Clever Ways to Tackle Seasonal Allergies This Spring Itchy, watery eyes? Check. Runny nose? Check. The scratchy throat? Bingo. Yep, it's allergy season. While it may not be possible to avoid all allergens, you can at least manage them with some cool tech and other smart tips. Give these a try.
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Weight loss drug Wegovy is now approved for heart health — but that won't mean broad insurance coverage just yet But some health plans and employers are still reluctant to cover Wegovy due to its hefty price tag, which they say could significantly strain their budgets. Plans are likely to take notice of Wegovy's new approval and ...
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Acne in Transmasculine Patients: What Dermatologists Should Know San Diego — Transmasculine patients with acne require unique care that not only is sensitive but also reflects an understanding about factors that can affect their skin such as hormone therapy, a dermatologist told colleagues in a session at the ...
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Endometriosis patient shares journey of pain and delayed diagnosis TAMPA, Fla. — Tampa General Hospital is raising awareness to enhance the care of women suffering from endometriosis. What You Need To Know. March is Endometriosis Awareness Month; The chronic disease causes life-impacting pain and can take a decade to ...
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Can Walking 15000 Steps Daily Boost Life Span? Walking is indeed healthy and can have numerous benefits for overall health and well-being. Walking is a low-impact exercise that most people can incorporate into their daily routines without needing specialised equipment or facilities.
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Generative AI may enhance healthcare-associated infection surveillance March 18, 2024 - Researchers from Saint Louis University and the University of Louisville School of Medicine have found that generative artificial intelligence (AI) could improve healthcare-associated infection (HAI) surveillance programs, according to ...
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Virtual reality is Veteran's path to recovery That's Army Veteran Joshua Maloney talking about his recovery treatment. His virtual reality experience included gunpowder, radio chatter, turret machine gun and explosive vibrations, ending with a 360-degree virtual reality (VR) ...
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US woman found she had brain tumour through selfie. Here's how A US woman's casual selfie uncovered more than just a memory from a trip to New York City - it revealed a hidden health threat. Megan Troutwine, 33, went to NYC to visit her cousin. While exploring Midtown, they made a stop at Rockefeller Center, ...
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Science Has Created a Cow That Produces Insulin in Its Milk By Carole Tanzer Miller HealthDay Reporter. HealthDay. MONDAY, March 18, 2024 (HealthDay News) -- There may be an unexpected fix for ongoing shortages of insulin: A brown bovine in Brazil recently made history as the first transgenic cow able to ...
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