Health & Medicine
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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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Pueblo Occupational Therapist Helps Children Overwhelmed by Everyday Sensations
PUEBLO, Colo. — Kathy Schleifer has a job most parents would envy. She helps kids stop fighting their own skin. Schleifer is…
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Study Highlights Age 11-12 as Peak Hormonal Balance Benchmark
CHICAGO — There is a moment in human development, brief and almost perfect, when the body’s hormonal chemistry is at its peak.…
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New Study Quantifies Hormonal Decline in Adults After Age 40
CHICAGO — By age 40 or 50, most people are running on a fraction of the hormonal fuel they had at 12.…
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Experts Say Hormone Levels Decline After Childhood’s ‘Biological Sweet Spot’
CHICAGO — Before puberty hits, biology hands every child a brief moment of hormonal perfection. Around ages 11 and 12, boys and…
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Blood Protein Found To Predict Dementia Risk Decades In Advance
MANILA, June 26 — There is a protein swimming in our blood that could warn us about dementia decades before any symptoms…
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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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New Study Reveals Long, Silent Buildup of Brain Changes Before Dementia Onset
The clock on dementia starts ticking long before the first forgotten name. New research confirms what many in the longevity field have…
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Filipino Doctors Study U.S. Colleagues’ Strategy Against Hospital Consolidation
MANILA — The emergency physicians who refused to be swallowed by a larger hospital system did not just win a legal fight.…
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New study shows brain changes linked to dementia begin years before symptoms appear
By the time a person notices something wrong — a forgotten name, a lost train of thought — the damage to their…
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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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Roosevelt’s advice on restraint gains new meaning for families facing medical crises
For anyone who has ever snapped at a loved one during a hospital visit, Franklin D. Roosevelt’s old saying lands like a…
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Why Medical Deepfakes Are a Public Health Risk
WASHINGTON, June 25 — The rise of generative artificial intelligence has made it “really easy” to create convincing medical deepfakes, posing a…
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How Doctors Beat Corporate Medicine
MANILA, June 25 — A group of emergency physicians who fought to preserve their independent practice in a dispute that gained national…
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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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Red meat worsens symptoms for irritable bowel disease patients
LONDON, June 24 — Eating red meat may trigger worse symptoms in people with irritable bowel disease, while pea protein appears to…
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Red face after drinking linked to higher Alzheimer’s risk
GAINESVILLE, June 24 — The scene is familiar to millions: a glass of wine, a warm flush spreading across the cheeks. But…
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New method solves biomedical puzzle of drug effects versus biological mediators
WASHINGTON — A drug lowers blood pressure. The question that has dogged biomedical researchers for years: is it the drug itself, or…
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Study Links Alcohol Flush Reaction Gene Variant to Higher Alzheimer’s Risk
University of Florida researchers have linked a common genetic quirk — the one that turns faces red after a glass of wine…
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New statistical tool explains how drug doses produce patient outcomes
The gap between knowing a drug works and knowing why has cost medicine dearly. Countless therapies have passed clinical trials only to…
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Cadence raises $100M to tackle chronic care barriers with remote monitoring
For millions of people living with chronic conditions like heart failure or type 2 diabetes, the hardest part of care is often…
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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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Health Systems Invest in Cadence’s Remote Patient Monitoring Platform
Health systems are putting money into remote patient monitoring. That is the real story behind Cadence’s new $100 million funding round. Spark…
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ACC’s definition of recovery as end of payments draws scrutiny
Wellington’s Accident Compensation Corporation has a blunt definition of recovery. Stop paying someone, and that person is healed. Five weeks of silence…
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