EXPOSURE to psychosocial stress across the life course is associated with a higher risk of dementia and stroke in later life, with depression playing a key mediating role, according to new cohort data from China.
Category: 6. Health
-
Key Predictors of Death in Septic Shock Identified
SEPTIC shock is the most severe form of sepsis, occurring when a widespread infection leads to dangerously low blood pressure, organ failure and a high risk of death. Despite advances in intensive care, mortality remains substantial. A major…
Continue Reading
-
Singapore study finds age, smoking and genetic mutations together heighten stomach cancer risk
-
A Singapore study led by Duke‑NUS Medical School and NUHS found that age, smoking, oral bacteria and genetic mutations together amplify the risk of stomach cancer.
-
Researchers identified key genetic changes, including loss of the ARID1A tumour…
Continue Reading
-
-
New Cystic Fibrosis-Related Diabetes Biomarkers Emerge – European Medical Journal Cystic Fibrosis-Related Diabetes Biomarkers
CIRCULATING microRNAs shifted during OGTT, distinguishing cystic fibrosis-related diabetes from earlier intolerance in CF cohorts.
Cystic Fibrosis-Related Diabetes Signals in Blood
Cystic fibrosis-related diabetes (CFRD) remains the most…
Continue Reading
-
Travelling to the Olympics? How visitors can stay healthy during the Milan-Cortina games
The Winter Olympics 2026 kicked off in Milan and Cortina. From 6 to 22 February, thousands of visitors from around the world will travel to Italy to cheer on their teams.
As crowds gather, experts remind travellers to take a few health…
Continue Reading
-
Experts Say These 4 Supplements May Support Gut Health
- While healthy lifestyle habits come first, some supplements may support gut health.
- Research suggests soluble fiber, probiotic strains, L-glutamine and turmeric may help.
- Always consult a health care professional before starting a new…
Continue Reading
Age, smoking, bacteria, genetic mutations together can raise risk of stomach cancer: Singapore study
SINGAPORE – While it is well-known that age, smoking, oral bacteria and genetic mutations can individually cause stomach cancer, a recent study has found that when they occur together in one person, the risk is amplified.
This discovery by…
Continue Reading
