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Mount Sinai feeds patient data into NIH’s 535,000-genome health database
New York’s Mount Sinai Health System has already started plugging patient data into what is now the world’s largest integrated health database.…
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Omega-3 health update after major new study into claims
LOS ANGELES, June 30 — 365 older adults. Two years. Zero measurable brain benefit from fish oil supplements. That is the bottom…
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High-Dose Fish Oil Shows No Cognitive Benefit in Older Adults at Alzheimer’s Risk
LOS ANGELES — For two years, researchers tracked 365 older adults who took high doses of fish oil. The result, published by…
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Tiny Antarctic creature may hold key to melanoma treatment
TAMPA, June 29 — The bottom line: a toxin from a tiny sea creature collected off Antarctica has already killed melanoma cells…
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Antarctic sea squirt toxin kills melanoma in mouse study
Six weeks of diving in water cold enough to kill. Depths of 130 feet. Half-hour bottom times. That was the price of…
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Vaping Chemicals Inflame Arterial Cells, Heart Researchers Report
DALLAS — The American Heart Association’s scientific sessions this week delivered a blunt message about vaping’s toll on the body. It is…
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Online Banks Quietly Lower Savings Yields After Fed’s Rate Cuts and Pause
The Federal Reserve’s three rate cuts in late 2025 and the subsequent pause have prompted a quiet recalibration among the nation’s online…
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Study: One in Four Men Over 50 Faces Bone Fracture Risk from Osteoporosis
One in four men over 50 will break a bone because his skeleton has quietly gotten weak. That statistic, drawn from prior…
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New Study Links Very Low Testosterone to Higher Risk of Cancer Death
For years, doctors have told men that low testosterone is bad for their sex drive, their energy, their mood. Now comes word…
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Bank Analogy: Pantry vs. Lunchbox for Everyday Cash Storage
NEW YORK — The kitchen pantry versus the lunchbox. That is the analogy one financial institution is using to frame a choice…
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Secured credit cards explained: Borrowing your own money to build credit history
NEW YORK — The math on a secured credit card is brutal and simple. You hand over cash — a few hundred…
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Study of 26,000 Men Links Very Low Testosterone to Higher Cancer Death Risk
NEW YORK — A man’s testosterone level has long been a proxy for vitality, strength, even virility. The new analysis flips that…
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Tilray Medical announces clinic partnership during Armed Forces Weekend in Aldershot
The timing of Tilray Medical’s latest move is no accident. Armed Forces Weekend in Aldershot draws veterans by the hundreds. That is…
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Study: Brain changes begin years before dementia symptoms appear
By the time a person notices they’re forgetting names or losing their keys, the brain has already been changing for years. That’s…
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Medical Deepfakes Threaten Patient Safety Through Misdiagnosis and Treatment Delays
The fallout from medical deepfakes will land first on patients who never see it coming. A manipulated X-ray, the SafeWise report warns,…
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Diet may lower dementia risk even after early brain changes
NEW YORK, June 25 — The figure that matters: brain changes that can eventually lead to dementia may begin many years before…
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Study Links Alcohol Flush Gene to Increased Alzheimer’s Risk in East Asians
A faulty gene that leaves one in three East Asians with a red face after drinking may also be quietly priming their…
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Study links beef protein to worse gut inflammation than pea protein in mice
More than half a million people in the UK now live with irritable bowel disease. Each year, another 25,000 are diagnosed with…
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Study Links Alcohol Flush Reaction to Significantly Higher Alzheimer’s Risk
For millions of people, a glass of wine brings an immediate, unmistakable flush. That red face has long been dismissed as a…
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Health Systems Invest in Cadence’s $100M Remote Patient Monitoring Platform
Health systems are putting real money behind remote patient monitoring. That is the headline from Cadence’s $100 million Series C raise, led…
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Most People Use Only Half the Sunscreen Needed for Adequate Protection
Let’s start with a number: most people apply between a quarter and a half of the sunscreen they actually need. That is…
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Runners’ Toe Hair Thinning Linked to Shoe Friction, Doctor Says
BOSTON — Runners might notice something odd about their feet long before a blister forms: the hair on their toes starts thinning…
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Lymphoma Research Foundation’s $3.9 Million Targets Complex Disease
The $3.9 million the Lymphoma Research Foundation is pumping into 24 new research grants does not exist in a vacuum. It lands…
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Ocular Therapeutix Files Plan Using Single Trial for Wet AMD Drug Approval
A single clinical trial endpoint change, tucked into a regulatory filing plan, could reshape how a common cause of blindness is treated.…
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