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Five years on from the pandemic, long COVID keeps lives on hold Three years ago, Andrea Vanek was studying to be an arts and crafts teacher when spells of dizziness and heart palpitations suddenly started to make it impossible for her to even take short walks. After seeing a succession of doctors she was diagnosed ...
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Top 5 Most-Viewed Diabetes Content of 2024 5. Dr Robert Lustig on Pediatric Metabolic Health: "Sugar Is the Alcohol of the Child" · 4. CCS Report Reveals Misconceptions Among People Living With Diabetes; Calls for Enhanced Engagement, Education · 3. · 2. · 1.
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US obesity rates drop for 1st time in a decade, with possible help from weight loss medications The study reviewed the body mass index (BMIs), a measure of obesity, of 16.7 million U.S. adults over a 10-year period. The average BMI rose annually to 30.24 -- which is considered obese -- until it plateaued in 2022, then dropped marginally to 30.21 in ...
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Bowel cancer is rising among under 50s: What to know Cases of colorectal cancer among younger people are rising in the United Kingdom, Chile and New Zealand. Why? Treatment for bowel cancer ranges from surgery to radiation therapy depending on ...
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Can seed oils, ultra-processed foods cause colorectal cancer? New study outlines the effects of an unhealthy diet Burgers, chips and carbonated drinks are staples of a delicious, classic American meal. But, all these foods are also examples of ultra-processed food, which researchers have once again proven are detrimental to an individual's health.
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Study reveals evidence of 22 viruses in human semen post-infection Viral factors, immune evasion, and host properties like viraemia and immune competency influence persistence. Although prior studies focused on chronic infections, emerging outbreaks of acute infections highlight the need for updated insights. Further ...
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How AI is advancing mammographic density-based breast cancer risk prediction A recent trial detected 36 breast cancers in 559 magnetic resonance imaging (MRI)-based screens of females with a negative screening mammogram and increased AI-based risk scores. These findings indicate that some mammographic features are suggestive of ...
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How loneliness may contribute to dementia and cognitive impairment A new study finds loneliness increases the risk of dementia in the elderly by more than 30% and general cognitive impairment by 15%. In today's Vital Signs, KERA's Sam Baker explores why and how with Dr. Anna Tseng, a neurologist with Texas Health ...
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Genetic insights into reproductive health and longevity Our study brings together research on the genetics of reproduction to reveal common genes across traits and insights beyond fertility that are inherently linked to health, body mass index (BMI) and obesity, hormone sensitive cancers, and even psychiatric ...
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After Long Decline, Malaria Cases Rising Amid Worsening Floods Biological threats such as rising resistance to drugs and insecticides, and climate and humanitarian disasters continue to hamper control efforts, world health leaders warned. Globally, there were 263 million cases last year, 11 million ...
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Gut microbiome during acute infection predicts risk of long COVID Symptoms span cardiovascular, gastrointestinal, cognitive, and neurological issues, resembling myalgic encephalomyelitis and other post-infectious syndromes. Proposed mechanisms include immune dysregulation, neuroinflammation, viral persistence, and ...
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Cloudy winters can contribute to symptoms of seasonal affective disorder, Houston psychiatrist says According to the National Institute of Mental Health, symptoms might include fatigue and feelings of hopelessness. Oversleeping, overeating and social withdrawal are all common patterns for those who experience SAD. Patricia Ortiz.
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Serum Institute ties up with Bavarian Nordic to manufacture Mpox vaccine Danish vaccine firm Bavarian Nordic and India's Serum Institute of India (SII), which is the world's largest vaccine maker by volume, have entered into a licence and manufacturing agreement to produce the Denmark-based firm's Mpox vaccine MVA-BN.
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How moderate coffee consumption reduces cardiovascular disease risk Several factors may increase the risk of developing CVDs, some of which include lifestyle factors like an unhealthy diet, smoking, and sedentary behavior, as well as health conditions like hypertension, dyslipidemia, obesity, and high cholesterol.
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Obesity prevalence and BMI decrease in the US for the first time in a decade The increasing availability and use of weight loss medications, such as semaglutide, a glucagon-like peptide-1 receptor agonist (GLP-1RA), add another layer of uncertainty to predictions about obesity rates in the near future.
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Holding your pee is common, but it can have dangerous health risks, experts say When the bladder is begging for relief, ignoring one's bodily cues for the sake of productivity or lounging around is common. How many times have you decided that you just need to get through a meeting or the last few hours of a road trip first, ...
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Exercise boosts memory for up to 24 hours after a workout – new research Yet beyond the longer term cognitive benefits of physical activity, exercise also seems to give a short-term boost to cognitive performance lasting from minutes to hours. According to our latest study, this cognitive boost may last up to 24-hours after ...
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Plant-based beverages may not be as nutritious as cow's milk UHT treatment triggers a so-called "Maillard reaction", a chemical reaction between protein and sugar that occurs when food is fried or roasted at high temperatures. Among other things, this reaction impacts the nutritional quality of the proteins in a ...
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Study highlights benefits of expanding needle exchange programs in prisons "Cost–benefit analysis of Canada's Prison Needle Exchange Program for the prevention of hepatitis C and injection-related infections" and "The burden of drug overdose deaths among correctional populations: implications for interventions" are published ...
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Scientists reveal the spread of highly drug-resistant cholera strain In its most severe forms, cholera is one of the most rapidly fatal infectious diseases: in the absence of treatment, patients can die within hours. Treatment primarily involves replacing lost water and electrolytes, but antibiotics ...
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Tabla Maestro Zakir Hussain Passes Away: What Caused His Untimely Death From collaborations with legends like Ravi Shankar to his innovations in fusion music, Hussain's legacy remains unparalleled. At the age of 72, Zakir Hussain died due to a debilitating respiratory condition; idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis (IPF), which had ...
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Do you drink raw milk? Study reveals flu virus can survive for days, raising health and safety concerns Research shows that H1N1 flu virus can survive in refrigerated raw milk for five days, highlighting potential transmission risks. According to a new study, raw milk, which is marketed as a natural and healthful alternative to pasteurised dairy, ...
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Role of magnesium in warding off winter blues Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD), also known as winter depression, can bring about a range of symptoms, from persistent sadness and loss of interest in activities to sleep problems and overeating. Fortunately, diet plays a vital role in managing SAD.
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AI can watch videos by mimicking a living brain Scientists at Scripps Research have recently devised MovieNet, a transformative artificial intelligence (AI) model capable of understanding moving images with the subtlety of the human brain. Unlike traditional AI models that excel at analyzing static ...
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Regular use of e-cigarettes, vaping devices may lead to worse lung function, research suggests The lung clearance index (LCI) is a breathing test where participants simply inhale and exhale oxygen to determine their lung capacity. Dalhousie's research team invited 93 people aged 18 to 24 to test how strong their breathing capacity was, with some ...
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Common cooking oil could be causing colon cancer surge in young people, warn doctors Unhealthy seed oils like sunflower, grapeseed, canola, and corn could trigger chronic inflammation in the body · Join our commenting forum.
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10 common habits that promote longevity Incorporating these habits into your daily routine can promote long-term health and well-being, helping you live a longer, happier life. Pexels. Learn stress management techniques. Control stress by doing yoga, meditation, and nature walks, ...
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World's most popular OTC painkiller not so safe for over-65s Taking acetaminophen, a.k.a. paracetamol, one of the most globally recognized, widely-used painkillers for a prolonged period, increases the risk of serious complications in older folks, according to a new study. It may mean rethinking the drug's use ...
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Bavarian Nordic partners with Serum Institute for Mpox vaccine production Additionally, this collaboration will allow the Serum Institute to conduct contract manufacturing for Bavarian, increasing its global production capacity, according to a statement issued by Bavarian Nordic on Monday. So far in 2024, ...
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AIDS Fund Philly shutting down at the end of 2024 AIDS Fund was founded during the peak of the AIDS epidemic and has operated in the city for 35 years. The group says its mission has always been to end the stigma around HIV and eliminate infections and deaths related to the disease.
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IAS-USA releases updated HIV treatment and prevention guidelines They are based on significant advances in antiretroviral therapies and new prevention strategies such as pre-exposure prophylaxis. The 2024 guidelines highlight the significant progress made in the fight against HIV while recognizing that there is still ...
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Talk of Alaska: World AIDS Day. There are now an estimated 33 million people infected with the HIV virus that leads to AIDS. The majority of them live in poverty and have little access to the drugs that can stave off the disease.This week, "Talk of Alaska" will get an update on AIDS.
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Beat the bugs: Respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) awareness Over the past couple of weeks, the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) and NHS partners have been reporting an increase in cases of flu, with Respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) also out there across all age groups, especially in young children under five.
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AIDS Fund Philly to shutter citing decrease in HIV crisis NBC Universal, Inc. AIDS Fund Philadelphia executive director Robb Reichard talks to NBC10's Matt DeLucia about the work the group does for those living with HIV and AIDS and how this weekend's AIDS Walk helps raise money for the cause.
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Flu threatens Virginia as vaccination rates dip Virginia has one of the highest percentages nationwide of kids getting their flu shot, but that vaccination rate has dropped since last year, per new CDC data. Why it matters: Fewer children being vaccinated as we head into the thick of flu season ...
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Pediatrician offers tips to prevent 'walking pneumonia' FLORENCE, Ky. — When children across the commonwealth return back to school in the new year after the holiday break, it's not uncommon for mycoplasma pneumonia cases to rise, said John La Count, pediatrician at St. Elizabeth Healthcare in Florence.
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| Public health officials try to control bird flu in US dairy capital This week, the USDA will expand its testing of milk supplies for bird flu. The virus has ravaged poultry flocks and cattle herds, and there's been 60 reported human cases of it in the U.S. according to the CDC. More than half of those are in California.
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Popping a paracetamol too often? Caution advised! New study warns 'safe' drug can have serious side effects Commonly taken to relieve mild to moderate fever, paracetamol is also the first-choice treatment for osteoarthritis, a chronic condition that causes joint pain, stiffness and swelling due to wear and tear. It is often favoured for its effectiveness, ...
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Trump's picks for top health jobs not just team of rivals but "team of opponents" The picks hold different views on matters such as limits on abortion, the safety of childhood vaccines, the COVID-19 response and the use of weight-loss medications. The divide pits Trump picks who adhere ...
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ICYMI: The Top 10 Diabetes & Endocrinology Stories in 2024 No surprise that what was described as the first clinical comparative effectiveness study of tirzepatide (Mounjaro, Eli Lilly) and semaglutide (Ozempic, Novo Nordisk) garnered substantial interest. The study included close to 10,000 ...
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Carfentanil-Involved Drug Overdoses Soar From 2023 to 2024 The number of drug overdose deaths involving illegally manufactured fentanyl and fentanyl analogs (IMFs) dropped in the United States during the latter portion of 2023. But a new report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) suggests ...
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Having a healthy holiday with Type 2 Diabetes Pflugerville local Alton Matthews has learned to manage his diagnosis successfully. He continues to do what he loves while enjoying family time during the holiday season. The holidays often revolve around traditional foods and enjoying meals with ...
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6 ways to achieve your dream body in 2025 Incorporate weight training for a toned physique and boosted metabolism. Prioritize sleep for physical and mental recovery. Follow a personalized diet, counting calories without extreme restrictions. Embrace conscious activity, aiming for 10,000 daily ...
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Is it true that … most of us aren't getting enough protein? This is a myth, says Bethan Crouse, a performance nutritionist from Loughborough University. She says that while the protein macromolecules – which are most abundant in meat, dairy and some legumes – are an ...
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Medical Monday: Ways to prioritize winter workouts (WXOW) - It's harder to get up and moving this time of year, especially when many of us just want to hibernate, but it doesn't have to take a lot of effort. Health experts with Emplify by Gundersen recommend getting at least 30 minutes of physical ...
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Got the winter blues? There are things we can do to take the 'Bah Humbug!' out of the Holiday Season Seasonal Affective Disorder, or SAD, is a type of depression that is connected to the changing seasons, says Lora Hay, Regional Outreach Manager for Prairie Mountain Mood Disorders Association of Manitoba (MDAM).
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