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Getty ImagesA study offering newborn babies “cutting-edge genomic screening” with the hope…
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Genomic study of Gloucestershire newborns ‘could be life-changing’
Getty ImagesThe Generation Study will look at the genetic make-up of up to 100,000 newborn babies in England -
Renalys Pharma Announces Positive Topline Results from Phase III Study of Sparsentan in Japanese Patients with IgA Nephropathy
– In a Phase 3 clinical study evaluating the efficacy and safety of sparsentan in Japanese patients with IgA nephropathy (N=35), the percent change from baseline in the 24-hour…
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UNAIDS warns of major setbacks in global HIV response, calls for renewed solidarity – news.cgtn.com
- UNAIDS warns of major setbacks in global HIV response, calls for renewed solidarity news.cgtn.com
- UN calls HIV funding cuts ‘most significant setback in decades’ The Express Tribune
- International funding cuts disrupted global response to HIV,…
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Abnormal Bleeding, Hormones, and More
Botanical and nutrient profile
Shepherd’s Purse for bleeding
Anti-inflammatory and antioxidant effects
Hormonal balance and reproductive health
Other potential benefits
Safety and side effects
How to use
References
Further reading
Shepherd’s Purse…
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Forget Taylor Swift; even human brain has five different ‘eras’ in a lifetime, new study finds
For this research, neuroscientists analysed diffusion MRI scans of 3,802 individuals, ranging from infancy to 90 years old. By tracking how water moves through brain tissue, scientists mapped the brain’s neural connections over time. Instead of…
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Chronic inflammation in patients with chronic coronary syndrome who ha
Introduction
Hyperlipidemia, particularly elevated low-density lipoprotein, has traditionally been an important predictor of future cardiovascular events in patients with chronic coronary syndrome(CCS).1 With the widespread clinical use of…
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Supplement For High Blood Pressure Clears Signs of Alzheimer’s in Mice : ScienceAlert
A build-up of sticky proteins in the brain is a key hallmark of Alzheimer’s, thought to be closely linked to the disease’s progression. Now scientists have found a new way to clear these harmful clumps in the brains of mice and the eyes of…
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Trump-era global funding cuts devastate HIV prevention programs, UNAIDS says
UNAIDS executive director Winnie Byanyima holds a press conference ahead of the World AIDS Day 2025 at the United Nations offices in Geneva on Nov 25, 2025. (PHOTO / AFP) GENEVA – An uncounted number of extra people have died from AIDS and 2.5…
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Untreated Sleep Apnea Raises Parkinson’s Risk
An analysis of 11 million VA electronic health records suggests OSA is an independent risk factor for development of Parkinson’s disease but could be modified by early treatment with CPAP.
People with untreated obstructive…
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