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Unmasking elevated PSA: Prevalence and modifiable risk factors in men
Erneste Mugenzi, Jean Paul Dusengimana, Danny Habumugisha, Happy Jean Bosco Asifiwe, Anathalie Umuhoza, Diogene Rwayitare, Tiruzer Bekele, Schifra Uwamungu, Augustin Nzitakera, Cuthbert Musarurwa
Department of Biomedical Laboratory Sciences,…
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Researchers find link between the way you brush your teeth and dementia
Brushing your teeth can stop more than just plaque buildup. It can lower your risk for dementia and other diseases
You’ve likely been told your whole life that it’s important…
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Nanoparticles for delivery of metal ions to induce programmed cell dea
Introduction
Cancer is a major health concern worldwide and a leading cause of mortality, and decreases average life expectancy in all countries.1 There were 18.5 million new cancer cases and 10.4 million cancer deaths estimated to occur…
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Top 10 Urology Times men’s health articles of 2025
Urology Times’ top men’s health articles of 2025 reflect the growing recognition of current gaps in care and the promising developments on the horizon. Key stories included the FDA’s label change for testosterone products and the emergence…
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Standardized Definition, Smarter Treatment Approaches Needed for Acute Chronic Rhinosinusitis Exacerbations
A review in
Current Allergy and Asthma Reports highlights how acute exacerbations ofchronic rhinosinusitis (AECRS) remain poorly defined, inconsistently diagnosed, and often overtreated with antibiotics and systemic corticosteroids despite…Continue Reading
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Intermittent Fasting or Calorie Restriction for Heart Health?
CARDIOVASCULAR disease (CVD) remains a leading global cause of illness and death, with excess weight a major contributing risk factor. Dietary strategies such as intermittent fasting and calorie restriction are increasingly recommended to…
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20 public health wins in 2025
Phew, what a year. Amid relentless political, financial, and rhetorical pressures on public health, science, and health care, real harm landed on clinics, communities, and people trying to stay healthy.
The public health sector did everything it…
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