Category: 6. Health

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There are about 15,000 satellites orbiting the Earth. Most of them, like the International Space…

A large international genetic study adds to growing evidence that many mental health conditions share common genetic risks rather than having distinct biological origins. Analysing genetic data from more than one million individuals across 14…

NEPHROSTOMY tube placement for malignant urinary obstruction is a common and often necessary intervention in oncology care, but it carries a substantial risk of infection and mortality. A retrospective cohort study has identified key clinical,…

January is often a time to take stock. New Year’s resolutions roll into back-to-work blues and a determination that this year will be different, somehow. A reset might be just the tonic, according to some scientists, with a recent study showing…

Q. My doctor prescribed rosuvastatin for high cholesterol. After taking it for six to nine months, I noticed that my cognitive function had slipped. I would not be able to find the word I was looking for. My family also noticed this cognitive…

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Canadian officials and public health experts are warning that US health and science institutions can no longer be depended upon for accurate information, particularly when it comes to vaccinations, amid fears that misinformation from the Trump…

ERBIL (Kurdistan24) — A deadly and…

• A recent study connects drinking coffee daily to a younger biological age in a specific group.
• The study looked at people with severe mental health issues and found that participants who drank a certain amount of coffee were biologically around…