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Over A Dozen Sunscreens Pulled From Shelves After Watchdog Exposes Major Flaw
The makers of over a dozen suncreams have halted sales in Australia after a consumer advocacy group analysis found many of them did not provide the sun protection factor their makers claimed.
02-10-2025 08:29
Parents Express Concern After President Donald Trump Brings Back Presidential Fitness Test
United States President Donald Trump received mixed reactions from parents after he signed an executive order bringing back the Presidential Fitness Test.
01-10-2025 08:19
Did COVID Lockdowns Doom Britain's Youth? Inquiry Reveals Childhood 'Torn Apart' – Lasting Harm Was No Secret
Hearings reveal government planning failures, increased abuse, and children's voices on isolation. Discover key findings and what it means for future pandemics
30-09-2025 09:44
From Hair Loss to Heritage: Cytotoxic Drug Exposure, Genotoxicity, and the Unseen Risk to Autism
As the founder of Pharma-Cycle, Jim Mullowney has devoted his career to preventing birth defects, including autism, childhood cancer, and others.
29-09-2025 21:07
Dr. Rahul Bansal's Journey from Clinical Care Provider to CEO in Redefining Child and Adolescent Mental Health Care
When Dr. Rahul Bansal left India to continue his research at one of the universities in Pittsburgh, he carried with him not only a passion for medicine but also a deep desire to make a positive impact in the world.
29-09-2025 20:13
Dolly Parton Scraps Vegas Shows Over Health Issues
Dolly Parton, 79, has postponed her upcoming Las Vegas concerts due to "health challenges," the American country music legend announced, although she stressed she is not yet ending her glittering career.
29-09-2025 08:57
CDC Report Shows More Children Are Either Dying or Becoming Severely Ill With Flu Amid Declining Vaccination Rates
A Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) report showed that more children are becoming severely ill or dying from the flu as vaccination rates decline.
26-09-2025 08:02
Where To Get Huntington's Disease Treatment? Hope Flows As Doctors Claim First Patient Cured From Neuro Illness
First successful Huntington's disease treatment reported in UK as AMT-130 trial shows major progress, offering hope for early interventions.
25-09-2025 09:08
Bridging the Gap Between Education and Healing: How MOA Reimagined Mental Health Support at the Traverse Academy
In a time where children face not just academic pressures but increasing mental health crises, architecture would rarely be the first thought in the conversation. But at MOA Architecture, it is more than just a structure. It is an intervention, backed by
24-09-2025 20:33
First Successful Gene Therapy for Huntington's Disease Slows Disease Progression by 75%
In a landmark clinical trial, uniQure's gene therapy AMT-130 slowed Huntington's disease progression by 75% over 3 years. The one-time treatment may mark the first disease-modifying therapy for this incurable neurodegenerative condition.
24-09-2025 12:06
James Van Der Beek Illness Explained: What Type of Cancer Was He Diagnosed With and Is He Still Sick?
James Van Der Beek's health sparks searches after his reunion absence. What type of cancer does he have and is he still sick in 2025?
24-09-2025 08:22
Internet Reacts To Trump's Unproven Claim Linking Tylenol Use During Pregnancy To Autism
After Trump claimed Tylenol during pregnancy causes autism, people online responded with criticism, memes, expert refutations. See the reactions.
23-09-2025 09:15
Trump to Discuss New Autism Findings After Hinting At Major Discovery During Kirk Memorial
US President Trump may address autism findings, Tylenol risks during pregnancy, and potential treatments including leucovorin in a new briefing.
22-09-2025 09:01
Photos Of Alison Hammond's Dramatic Weight Loss: British TV Presenter Looks Unrecognisable - Here's How She Did It
After receiving a pre-diabetes diagnosis, This Morning host Alison Hammond embraced a healthier lifestyle. Check out her new look today.
19-09-2025 09:05
US Vaccine Panel To Hold High-stakes Policy Meeting
A US panel stacked with figures sympathetic to the anti-vaccine movement will on Thursday take on federal immunization recommendations in a highly politicized meeting that could upend longstanding medical advice.
18-09-2025 09:06
10 Best Daily Supplements for Reducing Stress and Boosting Energy in 2025
Feeling stressed or low on energy? Explore the 10 best daily supplements of 2025 that can enhance mood, focus, and vitality. Backed by research and trending in the UK and US.
17-09-2025 10:11
Breathe Easy Therapy Services Expands with New Space Designed for Mental, Physical, and Emotional Care
According to Mental Health America, over 28 million adults in the U.S. with a mental illness do not receive treatment. And many of those who do only seek care when in crisis.
16-09-2025 14:57
Health Made Simple: Dr. Robin Miller is On a Mission to Put Prevention Back into Individuals' Hands
Miller focuses on timeless basics, moving your body, eating a Mediterranean-style diet, prioritizing sleep, reducing stress, and cultivating community. No fad diets. No magic pills. Just sustainable habits that empower individuals to prevent disease befo
16-09-2025 14:50
From Plan to Practice: Making Brain-Health Supplements Work Day to Day
While the commercial availability of "nootropic" and brain-health supplements has expanded rapidly, their clinical efficacy depends less on ingestion and more on integration into sustained, evidence-based health practices.
16-09-2025 14:43
What Is TikTok's Benadryl Challenge? Teen Almost Dies After Attempting Viral Trend
TikTok's Benadryl Challenge resurfaces after a teen's near-death overdose. FDA and doctors warn of severe health risks from the dangerous trend.
16-09-2025 08:49
Hospital Under Fire After Doctors Blame Parents for Child's Condition — Later Revealed as Cancer
Toddler Delilah-Rai Reid-Floyd's death after a missed cancer diagnosis exposes NHS delays, misdiagnoses and child protection failings sparking urgent calls for reform.
15-09-2025 08:35
Heat Risks Force World Marathons And Race Walks To Start Earlier
The marathons and 35km race walks at the World Athletics Championships in Tokyo will start half an hour earlier because of health risks posed by unseasonably hot weather, organisers said Thursday.
12-09-2025 08:38
Meal Delivery Service Recall: Salmonella Outbreak Sickens 16, CDC Warns of More Cases
CDC warns of salmonella outbreak linked to Metabolic Meals frozen meals; 16 sickened across 10 states.
09-09-2025 08:08
Rethinking Prevention: Robin Avalos on Shaping a Public Health Response to Substance Risks
Addiction, unintentional exposure, and gaps in education and access quietly undermine families and communities. Beneath everyday life lies a problem demanding clearer attention. In response, Robin Avalos, MMS, PA-C, brings clinical expertise and advocacy
08-09-2025 20:26
Trial Of Doctor Accused Of Poisoning 30 Patients Begins In France
A French doctor accused of intentionally poisoning 30 child and adult patients, 12 of whom died, went on trial Monday, saying before the hearing he was not responsible for the "distress" of his alleged victims and their families.
08-09-2025 08:53
Ketamine Is Saving Lives In Critical Moments
At Serenity Mental Health Centers, ketamine is administered in a safe and supervised environment, with close monitoring and individualized treatment plans.
03-09-2025 14:36
Dr. Mercola's Method for Balancing Your Cholesterol Without Medication
Dr. Mercola outlines a holistic, drug-free approach to cholesterol balance by targeting inflammation, nutrition, and lifestyle habits.
29-08-2025 15:40
Jessie J Cancels US Concerts, Postpones UK and Europe Dates to 2026 Amid Health Battle
Jessie J cancels her U.S. tour and postpones U.K. and Europe shows to 2026 as she undergoes breast cancer treatment and a second surgery.
29-08-2025 08:22
How Rising Medical Expenses Are Shaping Household Budgets
Medical costs are climbing, straining family budgets in 2025. From insurance gaps to rising drug prices, households are adjusting spending priorities.
28-08-2025 15:13
Outdoor Play to Combat Rising Childhood Anxiety—Here's How Schools Are Responding
Some parents may find it difficult to determine how best to get their children outside in safe and welcoming environments. To make their job easier, schools are responding by taking steps toward making outdoor play more appealing and effortless.
26-08-2025 19:35
Dr. Charles Powell Goes To Washington to Talk PTSD, Hope And Healing
At the Healthy America 2025 conference, Dr. Charlie's words rang clear: healing isn't only about recovery, it's about rebuilding. His presence was a powerful reminder that change often begins with those willing to speak their truth.
26-08-2025 13:27
Chernobyl Tourists Sit On Radioactive Claw As They Pose For Photo: Were They In Fatal Danger?
Tourists sat on a radioactive Chernobyl claw for photos, but experts say brief exposure is low-risk, far below harmful levels, though safety rules remain crucial.
26-08-2025 08:17
Friday Plans Reviews (2025): Should You Get Friday Plans? An Honest Look at Friday Plans Pills
To satisfy a growing number of reader questions about the service, this article delves into Friday Plans reviews, the ordering process, and the safety standards behind Friday Plans pills.
25-08-2025 15:50
'Flesh-Eating Maggots' Back in the US After 60 Years – But Can the Deadly Screwworm Spread Between People?
The first human case of New World screwworm in the US has been confirmed. Is it contagious? Discover expert insights on symptoms, treatment, and how authorities plan to control the flesh-eating parasite.
25-08-2025 09:14
Hulk Hogan May Have Died Due to Medical Malpractice
Hulk Hogan's family seeks answers as a potential surgical error involving his phrenic nerve may have contributed to the WWE legend's death at 71.
22-08-2025 06:56
Bubonic Plague Detected In Tahoe - Symptoms, Cause and What Officials Confirmed So Far
A South Lake Tahoe resident tests positive for bubonic plague. Learn the confirmed cause, symptoms, and why the disease persists in California.
21-08-2025 09:19
The Top Skincare Trends of 2025: Smarter Skin, Healthier Glow
Here's what's shaping the future of skin health—and how to make it work for your routine in 2025.
20-08-2025 19:29
Dr. Mercola Offers Natural Solutions for Late Summer Allergies
With insights into immune balance, gut health, and environmental tweaks, Dr. Mercola shares a multi-pronged natural approach to managing late summer allergies.
20-08-2025 08:31
Why Saving Our Doctors Is Saving Lives: A Call to Action This Suicide Prevention Month
Each September, Suicide Prevention Month brings much-needed attention to mental health and the people most at risk. The focus often falls on veterans, first responders, and law enforcement, professions marked by immense stress and little margin for error
19-08-2025 19:22
FDA Cracks Down on Whipped Sunscreens, Citing Lack of Approval and Safety Concerns
FDA warns consumers to avoid whipped, mousse, and foam sunscreens due to safety and lack of approval.
19-08-2025 09:26
Dr. Michael Piepkorn on How the Discovery of the p16 Gene Transformed Familial Melanoma Diagnosis
Dr. Michael Piepkorn, a dermatologist and dermatopathologist recognized for his work in the field of melanoma over many years, has been an advocate for the role of p16 in melanoma diagnosis and in gene analysis in improving the management of melanoma-pro
18-08-2025 18:22
New Study Links COVID-19 to Accelerated Blood Vessel Aging, Particularly in Women
The latest research showed that coronavirus infection may accelerate the aging of blood vessels, potentially increasing cardiovascular risk by roughly the equivalent of five years
18-08-2025 11:03
Cosmetic Surgery Costs Are Soaring, but Here's How Patients Are Paying for It
With most cosmetic procedures not covered by insurance, patients are left to foot the whole bill, often thousands of dollars out of pocket. The result? A growing number of people are seeking creative ways to afford their aesthetic goals.
10-08-2025 22:27
Vietnam Reaches Medical Milestone With First Robotic Brain Surgery on Child with Drug-Resistant Epilepsy
Vietnam's Vinmec Central Park Hospital successfully performs the country's first pediatric robotic brain surgery for drug-resistant epilepsy, reducing seizures by 95%.
01-08-2025 15:54
The Mental Health Impact Of Major Life Transitions
Life has its fair share of challenges. Even the happiest moments of life — celebrating a new job or becoming a parent — can be difficult.
01-08-2025 15:52
Silent Harm: Recognizing Early Medical Signs of Nursing-Home Abuse
Abuse of older people is far more common than most families realize. A recent World Health Organization fact sheet reports that one in six adults over 60 experienced abuse in community settings last year, while a staggering two out of three nursing-home
28-07-2025 20:26
No Jail for Texas Mom Accused of Medical Child Abuse in Munchausen by Proxy Case
A Texas mom accused of medical child abuse in an alleged Munchausen by proxy case will face no jail time after a decision by a grand jury not to indict her.
25-07-2025 15:05
Marjorie Taylor Greene Calls Out 'Absolutely Unaffordable' Insurance Prices After Voting to Kick Millions Off Their Insurance
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Green railed against high insurance costs, weeks after signing the Big, Beautiful Bill that will strip millions of their health insurance.
25-07-2025 13:28
Republican Senator Blames Technical Error For Sudden Freeze on Live TV
Republican Sen. John Kennedy blamed a technical error for his sudden freeze during a live interview, which sparked rumors of health issues online.
24-07-2025 11:51
Trump Admin Set to Burn $10 Million of Birth Control Instead of Distributing It: Report
Nearly $10 million worth of contraceptives already paid for by the US are en route from Belgium to France for incineration.
23-07-2025 19:02
Colorado Man Dies During Routine Surgery After Distracted Doctors Silence Alarms to Play Music Bingo: Lawsuit
A lawsuit was settled for an undisclosed amount after a patient died during cataract surgery when medical staff silenced alarms to play a music bingo game.
23-07-2025 13:26
Biologically Active Functional Food: Revolution in Nutrition or Just Another Marketing Buzz?
What exactly does "biologically active functional food" mean? Do products marketed under this label truly deliver? And why is Greespi being recognized as a prime example of this new category?
22-07-2025 21:19
Doctor Promotes Vasectomies With Promise to 'Trip Out' While High on Laughing Gas. Women Are Outraged
An Idaho urologist's vasectomy procedure, marketed on TikTok, includes "tripping out" with virtual reality goggles & has women questioning their healthcare.
18-07-2025 13:13
White House Accused of Lying About Trump's Vein Condition Diagnosis: 'But His Physical Was 'Perfect'?'
Social media users are accusing White House officials of lying about President Donald Trump's physical exam after the 47th president was diagnosed with a vein condition which caused swelling in his legs.
17-07-2025 17:19
White House Finally Addresses Trump's Mysterious Bruising and Swollen Ankles
After speculation into a persistent hand bruise and swollen ankles, the White House announced President Trump was diagnosed with chronic venous insufficiency.
17-07-2025 15:37
'You'll see. It's just better!': Trump Mocked After Push to Make 'Mexican Coke' American
Trump announced that he has persuaded Coca-Cola to use cane sugar in Coke sold in the US, making the product more like the brand's popular Mexican import.
16-07-2025 19:02
Doctor Who Spoke Out Against UnitedHealthcare Turns to GoFundMe After Insurance Companies 'Retaliate'
A Texas surgeon whose criticism of UnitedHealthcare's coverage practices went viral is seeking support through GoFundMe after suffering from retaliation.
15-07-2025 19:23
Hormones After 40: A Functional Medicine Guide to Weight Loss and Long-Term Vitality
Board Certified Functional Diagnostic Nutrition Practitioner Dani Conway's bioindividual nutrition model customizes macronutrient ratios, meal timing and lifestyle interventions based on unique metabolic needs as well as individual lab data.
15-07-2025 18:37
Trump Wants AOC, Jasmine Crockett to Compete in IQ Test: 'I Took a Real Test and Aced It'
Trump called Rep. Alexandria OCasio-Cortez "low IQ," challenging her and Rep. Jasmine Crockett to IQ tests while touting his own cognitive screening results.
15-07-2025 18:34
Bioidentical Pellet Therapy: A Safe Solution for Menopausal Symptoms
While over 2 million women enter menopause annually, an estimated 8 to 10 million women experience severe symptoms for seven years or more due to the loss of estrogen, affecting their quality of life.
15-07-2025 18:29
BioidenticalPellet Therapy: A Safe Solution for Menopausal Symptoms
While over 2 million women enter menopause annually, an estimated 8 to 10 million women experience severe symptoms for seven years or more due to the loss of estrogen, affecting their quality of life.
15-07-2025 18:29
Poll Suggests Republicans Do The Unthinkable to Keep House Majority Through Midterms
A new poll suggests that the key to Republicans holding onto their razor-thin House majority may lie in embracing a democrat-passed policy.
15-07-2025 09:16
Amazon Removes Series on Healthcare Industry After UnitedHealth Called It 'Defamatory'
A documentary series criticizing the United States healthcare industry was removed from Amazon's video-streaming platforms earlier this year after it was denounced by UnitedHealth for allegedly being "defamatory".
14-07-2025 17:28
New Hodgkin's Lymphoma Treatment Boosts Fertility Preservation Without Sacrificing Survival
A new study reveals that the BrECADD chemotherapy regimen for Hodgkin's lymphoma preserves fertility far better than standard treatments—without reducing survival rates. Learn how this breakthrough is changing cancer care.
14-07-2025 11:28
How Community Health Centers Help Prevent Spread of Infectious Diseases
Community health centers often serve people who would otherwise fall through the cracks. They act as a vital part of the health safety net in communities that lack access to high-end medical care.
11-07-2025 09:10
Bill Nye Blocked RFK Jr After His 'Relentless' Texting About 'Debunked' Autism Theories: 'Page After Page After Page'
Bill Nye says he was forced to block HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. after being bombarded with texts pushing debunked claims that vaccines cause autism.
10-07-2025 18:30
Man Held by ICE Was Jailed in Alaska for Weeks. Now He's in the Hospital Battling Tuberculosis
A Peruvian man has been hospitalized for tuberculosis after being detained for weeks in an ICE detention center, according to a lawyer representing the man.
10-07-2025 12:06
New Psychiatry Residency Program Launched in Los Angeles by Residents Medical and Brain Health USA
Residents Medical and Brain Health USA launches a new ACGME-accredited psychiatry residency program in Los Angeles to address the growing national shortage of mental health providers
07-07-2025 15:16
From Prescriptions to Prototypes: How Jay Bhaumik is Shaping the Future of Pharmacy Startups
Jay Bhaumik of Texas Star Pharmacy explores how startups are transforming pharmacies into a tech-driven, patient-centered industry focused on convenience, innovation, and impact.
07-07-2025 15:15
Think Glass Bottles Are Safer? Think Again
Doctors should note that microplastics measuring 30-500 μm have been detected in bottled water, soft drinks, tea, beer, and even glass-bottled wine. Medscape News UK
04-07-2025 08:33
Lower Complication Rates in Sludge vs Gallstone Pancreatitis
A new study finds lower rates of pancreaticobiliary complications in patients with sludge- or microlithiasis-induced acute pancreatitis than in those with gallstone-induced acute pancreatitis. Medscape News UK
04-07-2025 08:00
Pramipexole Augmentation Benefits Resistant Depression
Compared with placebo, pramipexole added to antidepressants reduces symptoms significantly at 12 weeks in treatment-resistant depression, a trial finds. Medscape News UK
04-07-2025 08:00
AI Model Detects Early Pancreatic Cancer on CT Scans
A pretrained artificial intelligence model demonstrates a high sensitivity in detecting pancreatic cancer on CT scans, a new study finds. Medscape News UK
04-07-2025 08:00
NHS Reform Hinges on Funding and Staff, Say Leaders
Despite broad support for the government’s plan to reform the NHS in England, healthcare leaders have warned that workforce shortages and funding gaps could jeopardise its success. Medscape News UK
04-07-2025 06:05
Radiation Bridging in CAR T: Where Are We Now?
While data is promising, many questions remain about topics such as timing and doses in the treatment of hematologic malignancies.
04-07-2025 04:25
Officials Brace for New Normal of Dengue Cases
As summer ushers in peak mosquito season, health and vector control officials are bracing for the possibility of another year of historic rates of dengue. KFF Health News
04-07-2025 04:17
AxSpA Maintained OK via Remote Monitoring, Patient-Led Care
Remote monitoring and patient-initiated care match usual care in maintaining low disease activity in patients with axial spondyloarthritis.
04-07-2025 04:15
RDEB: Large Wounds Healed With Genetically Corrected Grafts
One-time surgical application of genetically engineered autologous keratinocyte sheets provides significant closure and pain relief at 24 weeks, in a phase 3 study.
04-07-2025 03:09
Autoimmune Skin Diseases Tied to Better Cancer Survival
In a large cohort study, patients with ASDs have significantly better all-cause and cancer-specific survival after antineoplastic therapy compared with those without an autoimmune skin disease.
04-07-2025 00:21
Digital Twins: Medicine’s New Crystal Ball?
Clinicians can simulate therapy responses using digital twins to predict treatment outcomes and adjust care plans in a controlled virtual environment.
03-07-2025 22:53
Rural Nebraska Hospital Shuts Down Over 'Anticipated Cuts to Medicaid' Hours Before 'Big, Beautiful Bill' Passes
A small town clinic in southwest Nebraska will close its doors after more than three decades, citing financial strain and looming federal cuts to Medicaid.
03-07-2025 17:10
Pandemic Surge in IBS, Chronic Idiopathic Constipation
The prevalence of irritable bowel syndrome and constipation rose significantly during the COVID-19 pandemic, highlighting the dual impact of SARS-CoV-2 and pandemic-related stress on gut health.
03-07-2025 12:49
Ileal Resection Tied to Higher CRC Risk in Crohn's Disease
Terminal ileum resection was associated with an elevated risk of developing colorectal cancer in patients with Crohn's disease regardless of sex or prior biologic therapy.
03-07-2025 12:20
Brain Changes Linked to Dementia Found in Ex-Rugby Players
Two studies have found structural brain changes and raised blood biomarkers in former professional rugby players, possibly linked to dementia risk. Medscape News UK
03-07-2025 11:02
Sunvozertinib Wins Approval for EGFR-Mutated NSCLC
With the approval, patients with EGFR exon 20 insertion mutations now have a once-a-day, oral option.
03-07-2025 10:56
Neuromodulation Effective for Migraine With and Without Aura
Remote neuromodulation may offer safe, effective relief for a range of migraine types, including those with aura and chronic cases post-onabotulinumtoxinA treatment.
03-07-2025 08:52
Insulin Resistance Linked to Faster Cognitive Decline in AD
Measuring insulin resistance with a simple, low-cost blood test can help predict the pace of cognitive decline in patients with mild cognitive impairment due to Alzheimer’s.
03-07-2025 08:20
Influencers of COVID Vaccine Response in Dialysis Patients
Chronic heart failure and hypoalbuminaemia are linked to a poor antibody response at 3 months after the third dose of the SARS-CoV-2 mRNA vaccine in patients undergoing maintenance dialysis. Medscape News UK
03-07-2025 08:00
Employees in Public-Facing Jobs Have a High Risk for T2D
High emotional demands and confrontations in person-contact jobs raise the risk for type 2 diabetes, with the risk growing even more when workers lack support from supervisors and colleagues. Medscape News UK
03-07-2025 08:00
Pimecrolimus Repairs Steroid-Induced Skin Damage in AD
Intermittent treatment with pimecrolimus over 1 year significantly reverses corticosteroid-induced skin atrophy and telangiectasia, a phase 4 study reports. Medscape News UK
03-07-2025 08:00
Automated Insulin Delivery Shows Promise in Young Children
Using a hybrid, closed-loop insulin delivery system in the auto mode shows improved glycemic control and a favorable safety profile in children aged 2-6 years with type 1 diabetes.
03-07-2025 07:58
Can Periostin Serve as a Biomarker for Pediatric Urticaria?
Children with chronic spontaneous urticaria may have lower levels of the protein in serum than peers without the condition, a new study shows.
03-07-2025 07:50
Wildfire Smoke/Dementia Risk Paper Retracted
A single stroke coding error has prompted researchers to retract a previously published study on wildfire smoke exposure and increased dementia risk.
03-07-2025 07:45
IDSA Experts Weigh Potential Vaccine Access Impact
Members of the Infectious Disease Society of America highlighted clinical implications in wake of the ACIP meeting.
03-07-2025 07:22
Why the Shingles Vax Is Important for Your Cardio Patients
The two-dose vaccine has been shown to have benefits beyond just developing shingles, although that alone should be impetus enough for most patients.
03-07-2025 07:03
Abatacept Beats HCQ in Halting RA in Palindromic Rheumatism
Abatacept reduces the rate of progression to RA and improves the rate of remission in patients with palindromic rheumatism compared with hydroxychloroquine.
03-07-2025 06:51
Can a Face Mask Diagnose Kidney Disease?
A small study shows sensors embedded in a face mask appear to detect compounds linked to kidney disease. This is part of emerging efforts to develop noninvasive diagnostics based on breath samples.
03-07-2025 06:44
MRI May Aid Early Pancreatic Cancer Detection in Diabetes
MRI-based screening has the potential for identifying early-stage pancreatic cancer in older adults with new onset or deteriorating diabetes, preliminary results show.
03-07-2025 06:23
Microaxial Flow Pump Reduces Heart Load in Post-MI Shock
In STEMI-induced cardiogenic shock, a microaxial flow pump can unload the heart by reducing native cardiac output and pulmonary pressures while maintaining cardiac power output.
03-07-2025 06:12
Certain Plant-Based Foods May Cut Crohn’s Disease Risk
A large European cohort study finds that a high combination of fruits, vegetables, legumes, and potatoes is associated with a lower risk for Crohn’s disease, but not ulcerative colitis.
03-07-2025 05:59
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