Category: 6. Health

Q: Could you summarize the key efficacy findings from the final EMBARK data, particularly regarding overall survival, and how these results compare with earlier endpoints such as metastasis-free survival?
Stephen Freedland, MD: Yeah. So the…

IN ADULTS with Down syndrome, metabolic syndrome was uncommon, but obesity associated with Alzheimer’s dementia risk.

Study Overview

Investigators examined baseline data from the Alzheimer Biomarkers Consortium – Down Syndrome cohort…

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A heat-sensitive label could lead to fewer doses of vaccines going to waste.

Developed by scientists at the University of Surrey, the label responds to temperature changes, changing colour if the vials they are stored in have been exposed to too…

PATIENT and public involvement and engagement (PPIE) is increasingly recognised as a cornerstone of ethical medical research, particularly in allergic diseases. The 2024 Revision of the Declaration of Helsinki emphasises that research must…

Our brains work nonstop, controlling memory, focus, and emotions. Neurosurgeon reveals 4 habits that quietly harm your brain and shares tips to keep it healthy.

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