Category: 6. Health

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A new study published in Nature Medicine found that many TB diagnoses may be incorrect — and that this could carry significant implications for patient care and well-being.

Researchers estimate that, of those who seek medical care…

Summary: Researchers have identified a powerful neural pathway that triggers the rapid loss of all body fat—including “stubborn” stores—without any reduction in food intake.

Inspired by “stable adipocytes” found in bone marrow, which…

A big measles outbreak in north-east London is affecting unvaccinated children under the age of 10, the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) has confirmed.

UKHSA previously reported 34 laboratory-confirmed measles cases among children who attend…

A 5,500-year-old skeleton has yielded the oldest known genome of the bacterium behind syphilis, revealing a lineage unlike any circulating today.

That deep divergence pushes the history of these infections in the Americas back thousands of years…

ALLERGIC rhinitis influences COVID 19 symptom patterns, with new data showing both protective and risk associations, while sublingual immunotherapy further modifies respiratory and febrile outcomes.

Allergic Rhinitis and COVID 19 Symptom…

“We see that immunotherapy in early stages of disease is developing rapidly across many tumour areas. By bringing together studies from many cancer types, it becomes clearer how the field is evolving and what experiences can be shared between…

NEW long-term evidence demonstrates that cognitive training focused on processing speed can significantly reduce the risk of a dementia diagnosis decades later, offering one of the strongest indications yet that targeted brain training could…