December 16, 2025
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- Reduced exposure to arsenic in drinking water was linked to fewer deaths from chronic disease, including cancer and cardiovascular…
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Arsenic reduction linked to lower risk of death
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Kidney Safe IBD Treatment: A Guide for Prescribers Treating CKD
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review article gave an overview of renal metabolism and evidence-based practice guidelines for each class of medications used to treatinflammatory bowel disease (IBD) in patients withchronic kidney disease (CKD) , including end-stage kidney…Continue Reading
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American College of Cardiology highlights the cardiovascular risks of various cancer treatments – Cardiovascular Business
- American College of Cardiology highlights the cardiovascular risks of various cancer treatments Cardiovascular Business
- ACC Issues Guidance For Managing CV Risks Associated With Cancer Treatments American College of Cardiology
- Sarju Ganatra: New…
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Christmas is peak kidney stone season. Blame dehydration, the heat and all that food
Christmas in Australia is a great time to spend enjoying the outdoors, with plenty of good food and drink.
But such a combination contributes to this time of year being the peak season for kidney stones.
But what exactly are kidney…
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WHO’s new guidance on maintaining opioid agonist maintenance treatment as an essential health service
WHO press release
16 December 2025 — The World Health Organization (WHO) recently launched new guidance on Opioid agonist maintenance treatment as an essential health service: implementation guidance on mitigating disruption of services for…
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UCLA Health research in mice finds that ultrafine particles change gut bacteria in ways that heighten metabolic stress and cardiovascular disease.
It’s widely known that inhaling ultrafine air particles — some of the most dangerous air pollutants — can harm both lung and heart health. But new UCLA Health research in mice shows that these tiny particles can also significantly…
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UCLA Health research in mice finds that ultrafine particles change gut bacteria in ways that heighten metabolic stress and cardiovascular disease.
It’s widely known that inhaling ultrafine air particles — some of the most dangerous air pollutants — can harm both lung and heart health. But new UCLA Health research in mice shows that these tiny particles can also significantly…
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Mental health service helping South West paramedics at work
Jen SmithSouth West health correspondent
BBCEmergency medical dispatcher Toria Ford said the counselling she had received had kept her in her job Paramedics have praised an ambulance service’s mental health support service – with some saying it had…
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Could understanding blood pressure changes during sleep in kidney patients be key to protecting heart and vessel health?
In a study Ivy and the team at the University of Edinburgh, with funding from Kidney Research UK, have shown that studying changes in small blood vessels in the kidney in models during sleep could improve our understanding of heart and…
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Blood analysis shows whether brain cancer treatment is working – Michigan Engineering News
- Blood analysis shows whether brain cancer treatment is working Michigan Engineering News
- Dynamic release of extracellular particles after opening of the blood-brain barrier predicts glioblastoma susceptibility to paclitaxel Nature
- Faster approach…
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