A large analysis of health records from South Korea and the United States reports that 99 percent of heart attacks and strokes were preceded by at least one common risk. The main signal held across ages and in both countries.
Those risks are high…
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Better Than Ozempic? New Oxytocin Combination Could Eliminate Side Effects – SciTechDaily
- Better Than Ozempic? New Oxytocin Combination Could Eliminate Side Effects SciTechDaily
- Brain activity associated with breakthrough food preoccupation in an individual on tirzepatide Nature
- Scientists Race To Create Nausea-Free Weight Loss…
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Chronic hepatitis C linked to increased risk of pancreatic cancer, new study shows
A new study from Yale School of Medicine researchers found a positive link between chronic hepatitis C and pancreatic cancer. The study, which was published in JAMA Network Open, revealed that individuals with chronic hepatitis C virus (HCV)…
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Switching to doravirine maintains viral suppression in HIV-1
In patients with HIV-1 infection, switching from etravirine-containing antiretroviral therapy (ART) to doravirine-containing ART maintained viral control with 91.7% success rate at 48 weeks and demonstrated good tolerability even in patients with…
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French scientists probe mRNA’s potential to fight cancer
Inside a lab in the French city of Orleans, scientists are testing out the limits of molecules in our body called messenger RNA — best known for being used in COVID-19 vaccines — in the hopes of finding a breakthrough treatment for a…
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5 simple hacks to keep Diabetes at bay, as revealed by top cardiologist
Diabetes is a chronic condition that affects millions across the world. When one is diabetic, the body either is unable to produce insulin, or has trouble processing it in the right manner. Diabetes can be genetic, but is also largely based on…
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CD16+ monocytes are the first responders to HIV reactivation
To answer these questions, the team characterized immune function in people living with HIV while undergoing an analytical treatment interruption. Participants took a short pause in ART treatment while under close observation by clinicians. All…
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Israeli measles outbreak claims 10th victim, health officials urge vaccinations-Xinhua
JERUSALEM, Nov. 23 (Xinhua) — The Israeli Health Ministry said on Sunday that an 18-month-old boy has died of measles, raising the death toll from an outbreak that began in early April to 10. Most of the victims were previously healthy,…
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The Optic Nerve as a New Diagnostic Frontier in Multiple Sclerosis: How the 2024 McDonald Criteria Leverage Multimodal Evaluation for Earlier Diagnosis – Cureus
- The Optic Nerve as a New Diagnostic Frontier in Multiple Sclerosis: How the 2024 McDonald Criteria Leverage Multimodal Evaluation for Earlier Diagnosis Cureus
- Barriers to Early Diagnosis and Access to Care in Multiple Sclerosis: Ethel Ciampi, MD,…
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HIV-1 vaccine triggers sex-based antibody differences
In a groundbreaking advancement in the fight against HIV-1, a recent phase 1 clinical trial has unveiled that an enveloped trimer vaccine induces sex-associated differences in antibody responses. This discovery, published in Nature…
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