Medicine
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General Health News
Fewer than one in eight people over 75 consistently do these six everyday things — most never come up at a checkup.
A groundbreaking analysis, primarily informed by the insights of Dr. Eric Bennett and a growing body of geriatric research, reveals…
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Cambridge Research Reveals Direct Interference of Sweeteners with Gut Bacteria, Raising Health Questions
New laboratory research from the University of Cambridge has unveiled a significant finding: commonly used sweeteners can directly interfere with…
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Taco Bell-Linked Lettuce Emerges as Key Lead in Widespread Cyclospora Outbreak
For weeks, a burgeoning wave of acute gastrointestinal illnesses, characterized by severe, "explosive diarrhea," baffled public health officials across the…
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A Doctor Says Most People Getting Lens Replacement Surgery Are Never Warned About One Critical Mistake — And
The Aging Eye: A Universal Challenge As individuals cross the threshold of 45, a biological certainty begins to unfold within…
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Sleep Health
American Academy of Sleep Medicine Launches Comprehensive Full PSG Autoscoring Certification Program to Enhance Diagnostic Accuracy in Sleep Medicine
The American Academy of Sleep Medicine (AASM) has officially inaugurated the Full PSG Autoscoring Certification Program, a landmark initiative designed…
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Metformin Offers Surprising Insulin Reduction for Type 1 Diabetes Patients, New Garvan Institute Trial Reveals
A groundbreaking new clinical trial spearheaded by the Garvan Institute of Medical Research, published recently in Nature Communications, has unveiled…
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That Dizzy Spell When You Stand Up Too Fast May Be Your Body Running Low On Something Most People Ignore
The sudden onset of dizziness, blurred vision, or even a momentary blackout upon quickly rising from a seated or lying…
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Aggressive Blood Pressure Control Offers Greater Health Benefits and Proves Cost-Effective, New Mass General Brigham Research Suggests
Recent comprehensive research from Mass General Brigham has presented compelling evidence suggesting that adopting a more aggressive approach to blood…
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Doctors called him a bad patient when his blood sugar wouldn’t drop — 15 years later he reached remission without a single pill.
This remarkable achievement is not a fictional narrative but the real-life experience of Francisco, a 69-year-old man who defied a…
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Common IBS medications linked to higher risk of death in major study
A groundbreaking large-scale study, spearheaded by researchers at Cedars-Sinai Health Sciences University, is sending ripples through the medical community, raising…
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